A jury has found the National Rifle Association (NRA) and its former leader, Wayne LaPierre, liable for corruption in a landmark case that has rocked the organization to its core.

The trial, which lasted for weeks, uncovered evidence of financial mismanagement, lavish spending, and improper use of funds by top NRA officials. The jury deliberated for hours before reaching their verdict, holding the NRA and LaPierre accountable for their actions.

The ruling has sent shockwaves through the gun rights community, with many members expressing outrage and disappointment in the organization they once trusted. Calls for reforms and accountability within the NRA have grown louder in the wake of the verdict.

As the NRA and LaPierre face the consequences of their actions, the future of the organization remains uncertain. It is yet to be seen how they will move forward from this scandal and regain the trust of their supporters.