Random Musings: The conspiracy theory laundry is working at full speed; the only question now is Cheeto getting a cut

From the AZ Mirror, written by Jerod MacDonald-Evoy -

A GOP lawmaker’s nonprofit was billed $400K for ‘audit’ security
Newly released documents show that the Arizona “audit” has spent more than $400,000 to hire off-duty police officers to provide security for the ballot review that concluded last month at the state fairgrounds.
Not much has been previously known about how much money is flowing in and the agreements between the Senate and Peoria-based Law Enforcement Specialists except that the Senate entered into an agreement with the group on April 26.

According to the website of the Arizona Corporation Commission, one Bonnie Lucas is the statutory agent and a director of Law Enforcement Specialists -

According to the website of the Arizona Secretary of State, one Bonnie Lucas gave a donation to Anthony Kern in 2019 -

Which is significant because Kern is a party to a lawsuit over his and Finchem's presence on January 6th at the U.S. Capitol. From Capitol Media Services, written by Howard Fischer, and published by the Arizona Capitol Times -

Fernandez fights Finchem, Kern lawsuit against her
A Yuma Democratic lawmaker is asking a judge to toss a defamation lawsuit filed against her by two Republican legislators and a member of Congress.
Rep. Charlene Fernandez contends she did nothing wrong in signing a letter asking the U.S. Department of Justice and the FBI to investigate the activities of Rep. Mark Finchem of Oro Valley and now-former Rep. Anthony Kern of Glendale during the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol. Both state lawmakers were there but have denied taking part in any disturbance.

Lawsuit status, from the website of the Arizona Supreme Court -