Was VP Of Pfizer Rady Johnson Really Arrested Or Not? Twitter Rumours Explained

The VP Of Pfizer Rady Johnson arrest over multiple fraud cases might account for experimenting with the deaths of innocent. As per the sources, he was apprehended and set off on bail. 

Twitter has seen exponential growth in comments and Tweets on Rady's arrest; one of the users wrote, "I haven't seen many comments about Rady Johnson (Pfizer VP) being arrested for fraud.

The Pfizer trial for its Covid vaccine had 42,086 participants, and 1,223 died during the trial or approximately 2.9%. 

Pfizer's Executive Vice President and Chief Compliance, Quality, and Risk Officer is, Rady Johnson is in charge of the company's global compliance program. 

He regulates Quality Assurance organizations, global security efforts, and Ombuds Office.

Rady has led the Regulatory Law practice group and the Corporate Regulatory and Healthcare Law Audit functions. 

He established the Legal Division's Global Products Counsel practice group and served as Senior Vice President and Associate General Counsel for Pfizer's Worldwide. 

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Rady Johnson, exec VP Pfizer, has been arrested at home & charged w/ multiple counts of fraud by fed agents. He was taken into custody & awaiting bail hearing. This comes as 1,000s of classified docs from Pfizer were released, showing true risks of experimental vaccine.

— Ira Da Flogger (@DaFlogger) May 6, 2022

Rady Johnson wife and family have not announced anything about his arrest and ongoing trial case. The case will be dealt with officially on an organizational level. 

According to Vancouvertimes, a judge has granted a media blackout on Rady's lawyers' request, and Google is suppressing search results. If convicted, Rady faces a life sentence in prison.

Rady was named an Attorney Who Matters by the Ethisphere Institute in 2015 for his efforts to "pioneer a corporate and industry-wide legacy of ethics and integrity.

He chairs the Ethics & Business Integrity Committee of the International Federation of Pharmaceutical Manufacturers & Associations. 

Rady sits on the boards of directors of the Pro Bono Partnership and the Citizens Crime Commission of New York City. 

He is a professor(adjunct) at the University of Connecticut School of Law and is involved in numerous local charities and organizations in his hometown of Westport, Connecticut.

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Rady Johnson, the Executive Vice President of Pfizer, has been arrested at his home and charged with multiple counts of fraud by federal agents. It comes as 1,000s classified documents from Pfizer were released, showing the true risks of the vaccine.

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— [email protected] (@OlleBernhard) May 6, 2022

As of 2022, Rady Johnson net worth is estimated at at least $8.15 million. He owns over 29,317 units of Pfizer stock worth over $4,671,326. 

According to reports, he has sold PFE stock worth over $3,479,212 in the last eight years.

According to the Form 4 filed with the SEC, Rady has traded Pfizer stock 23 times since 2014.

He most recently exercised 29,317 PFE stock units worth $750,515 on February 26, 2022.

The most extensive trade he's ever made was exercising 37,658 Pfizer stock units worth $861,992 on February 25, 2021.

Since 2013, Rady has traded 2,086 units on average every 12 days. He still owns at least 96,197 shares of Pfizer stock as of February 26, 2022.