David Hodges

... by people.

So I think that the-- my favorite psychedelic church is, um, David Hodges started it, um, and it's called the Church of Ambrosia.

And it's in Oakland, and it has a h- the last time, there was a meeting recently at the, uh, Harvard Divinity School about psychedelic churches, funded actually by Antonio Gracias, who made a, a, I think it was a $16 million donation to Harvard to have talks on psychedelics by the law school, the divinity school, the business school, and, and other, um, entities around Harvard.

Um, but they have 138,000 members.

Sources tell us the text thread includes messages about competing to see who could arrest the most Black residents.

WBTV investigative reporter David Hodges is breaking this news for us tonight.

He joins us live in studio with more details.

David?

As I mentioned, the Exceptional Children Department, uh, noncompliance issues over there.

David Hodges at BTV reporting during the, uh, September 22nd board meeting when the Board of Ed fired Crystal Hill, school district staff also informed board members about noncompliance issues within that department over the past year.

The district needed to make a budget adjustment to cover roughly $1 million after unexpected invoices arrived after the fiscal year ended.

CMS Chief Financial Officer Kelly Klutts said, quote, "We've had some noncompliance issues with our EC department over the last year.