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   Self-proclaimed multimillionaire and Democratic donor Ed Buck –   
   already embroiled in controversy over two men found dead in his   
   home of overdoses -- was charged late Tuesday with running a   
   drug den.   
      
   The 65-year-old, picked up at his West Hollywood home, also   
   faces counts of administering methamphetamine and battery   
   causing serious bodily injury, all of which are felonies,   
   authorities said.   
      
   Buck, who is scheduled to be arraigned on the charges on   
   Wednesday, is a “violent, dangerous sexual predator” who   
   targeted homeless, drug-addled men – offering them drugs, money   
   and a place to stay, Los Angeles county prosecutors said in a   
   filing.   
      
   In exchange, the men partook in often bizarre sex acts,   
   including a fetish involving administering dangerous doses of   
   drugs, according to the legal papers. Prosecutors are now asking   
   that Buck be held on $4 million bail. His attorney, Seymour   
   Amster, did not immediately respond to a request for comment   
   from FOX Business.   
      
   On Sept. 11, Buck injected a 37-year-old man with   
   methamphetamine while inside his apartment, prosecutors said,   
   then refused to help when the dose proved too high. The man   
   survived after he was able to escape the apartment and call 911,   
   prosecutors said.   
      
   Two other men were not so fortunate. Timothy Dean, 55, and 26-   
   year-old Gemmel Moore, both of whom were African American, died   
   of accidental drug overdoses inside Buck’s apartment in January   
   2019 and July 2017, respectively.   
      
   While prosecutors on Tuesday blamed the pair of deaths on Buck,   
   the political firebrand was never criminally charged, prompting   
   public speculation and criticism. A native of Phoenix, Arizona,   
   Buck was born in 1954; his mother was a secretary and his father   
   was a city sanitation worker, the Los Angeles Times reported in   
   January.   
      
   He moved to Europe to pursue modeling and acting in his early   
   20s before returning to Arizona, where he began working for a   
   friend’s company – which the Times described as “an information   
   service for auto insurers” – and ultimately bought the business.   
      
   He sold the company at age 32 for what he said was a “million-   
   dollar profit,” according to the Arizona Republic newspaper.   
   Additional details about the source of his wealth were not   
   immediately available.   
      
   While Buck once identified himself as a conservative Republican,   
   according to the Los Angeles Times, he became a national figure   
   when he spearheaded the effort to impeach Arizona’s Republican   
   Gov. Evan Mecham in the 1980s. He later made large donations to   
   Democrats, including more than $500,000 since 2007, according to   
   court documents filed by Moore's mother in a wrongful death suit   
   pertaining to her son.   
      
   At the federal level, those include contributions to prominent   
   Washington lawmakers as well as 2016 Democratic presidential   
   candidate Hillary Clinton. At the local level, Buck has donated   
   more than $51,000 to Los Angeles city and county officials,   
   candidates, and affiliated parties dating to 2008.   
      
   In 2012, Buck contributed $100 to the campaign for Jackie Lacey   
   for Los Angeles County District Attorney, and four years later,   
   gave $1,400 to Eric Garcetti for Mayor of Los Angeles. Both   
   Lacey and Garcetti still hold their titles.   
      
   The highest contribution was $13,000, according to the court   
   papers, to former West Hollywood Mayor John Duran when he ran   
   for county supervisor in 2014.   
      
   Duran, a Democrat, was elected Mayor of the City of West   
   Hollywood, where Buck resides, in March 2001, but stepped down   
   in March of this year, citing health issues, the Los Angeles   
   Times reported.   
      
   The openly-gay mayor was the subject of multiple sexual   
   harassment allegations, including one lawsuit that resulted in   
   the city’s payment of a $500,000 settlement, according to the   
   newspaper.   
      
   The Associated Press contributed to this article.   
      
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