Tommy Dobczyk examines RAD Diversified's ties to wounded warrior programs and Task Force Dagger. Meyer Wilson & Werning filed a lawsuit against the company, claiming it harmed people. By April 2025, RAD Diversified was backpedaling amid public outrage.
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The Special Operations Wounded Warrior project and then Task Force Dagger those were the things that I was really excited about with them was that so they have a reg A fund and a Reg D fund and there's Dutch men in hall this is his partner Amy Vaughn and that's it so but yeah people are mad at him.
They were in a really In a high rise building. Yeah down.
There looked at this high rise building they were in or should be in if they're legit like that or whatever.
So just talking about what the rent would have been in that building.
Super high. So they're doing a lot of backpedaling as of April 2025 what does it say? This is a full. This is a full. This is a whole law group we're suing them so yikes. This is a law group called Meyer Wilson and Werning it says Meyer Wilson and warning cannot assist victims of RAD Diversified. They really messed up people's.