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Tom Barrack, once an informal adviser to Donald Trump and former CEO of Colony Capital, pleaded not guilty to charges of illegal lobbying and lying to federal agents.

Gene Maddaus Senior Media WriterTom Barrack, the founder and former CEO of Colony Capital and longtime advisor to Donald Trump, was released on Friday on a whopping $250 million bond, three days after being arrested on charges that he acted as an unregistered foreign agent and lied about it to investigators.Barrack, 74, was freed from a county jail facility in San Bernardino, according to jail records.

Tom Barrack, the former CEO of Colony Capital who chaired President Donald Trump’s inauguration in 2017, was arrested on Tuesday on charges that he sought to influence the campaign and government while acting as an unregistered agent of the United Arab Emirates.

A musical artist named Daeshard and the company that owns Michael Jackson’s Neverland Ranch are at odds over whether he had permission to film a video on the property.Daeshard, who hails from St.Petersburg, Florida, filmed the video for his song Hood at the famous estate in Los Olivos, California on July 23, and recently released it via YouTube.Reps for Colony Capital told TMZMonday that Daeshard had no authorization to be there; Daeshard could not specify to the outlet who exactly gave him permission to film at the 2,700-acre estate that day.

Michael Jackson’s Neverland Ranch is currently sitting vacant, as horrifying allegations of sexual abuse haunt his sprawling mansion – which faces demolition.The 2,700-acre property in Los Olivos, California is currently off the market.Back in February, listing agents Compass said the agents representing the ranch had found potential buyers.However, no deal could be struck with the seller Colony Capital, Business Insider reported.Jackson bought the Neverland estate, originally known as the Sycamore Valley Ranch, in 1988 for an amount between $19.5 million (£15.8m) and $30 million (£24.3m) – regularly inviting kids over.But in 2003, he was charged with child molesting, serving alcohol to a minor, conspiracy and kidnapping.After his arrest,