BALTIMORE — The manhunt for Roy McGrath reached day 12 on Friday with few signs that federal authorities are ready to apprehend the fugitive who once served as chief of staff to former Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan.
McGrath, 53, was supposed to stand trial on embezzlement and wire fraud charges in the U.S. District Court for Baltimore on March 13. He did not show up, prompting the presiding judge to issue a warrant for his arrest and triggering a multi-state search.
Federal authorities have gone silent about their efforts to bring McGrath into custody even as the case took strange turns. Here’s what we know:
