The Baltimore City and Maryland governments awarded a combined $4 million in taxpayer funds to a nonprofit run by a convicted felon who filed for bankruptcy three times and pleaded guilty to two false-pretenses charges — one of which was against a municipal government — according to a Spotlight on Maryland investigation. Garrick Good was first listed as the executive director of the Baltimore-based North East Housing Initiative (NEHI) in 2017— a position he gained after extensive legal and financial problems detailed in public records. Spotlight on Maryland sent Good questions on Monday about his criminal and bankruptcy cases. The following day, Good resigned from his position at NEHI. He declined to comment on his legal history. Read more: 📸: Baltimore Sun staff