Former Exe Director of Nonprofit Sentenced for Illegally Diverting Charity Funds to Unnamed State Senator and Convicted Lobbyist South Arkansas Youth Services  A former executive director of South Arkansas Youth Services (SAYS), an Arkansas-based nonprofit, was sentenced today to 30 months in prison followed by three years of supervised release for conspiring to unlawfully divert over $380,000 from the charity to an Arkansas state senator and the lobbying firm of a convicted lobbyist. As part of his plea, Walsh admitted that beginning in 2013, while serving as executive director for SAYS, he agreed to divert  SAYS funds to convicted lobbyist Milton “Rusty” Cranford and an unnamed Arkansas state senator in exchange for the state  senator’s influence in protecting the nonprofit’s state contracts with the Arkansas Department Health Services (DHS) and DHS’  Division of Youth Services (DYS). As part of that agreement, Walsh was to provide a monthly “legal retainer” to the Arkansas  state senator without the expectation that the senator ever provide any legal work. Instead, the purpose of the payments was to obtain the senator’s assistance in preserving the contracts by influencing DHS and DYS officials. According to the plea,  Cranford negotiated the amount paid to the senator, which amounted to over 120k the networks are far and wide. Everyone screams Clinton Foundation but no one grasps that it is not incorporated so you ask Huckabee why he allowed State of Arkansas to contract with them. Then, there is the child welfare network funding campaigns ad the fact that the Arkansas Finance Development Authority created the Detroit Land Bank Authority. But that is where you  get into Whitewater.....etc...now do you see why there is a delay?