**FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE**

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

SUBJECT: Mark Fuhrman’s Private Equity Play

Mark Fuhrman, the former LAPD detective infamous for the O.J. Simpson trial, has officially gone private equity.

Sources confirm Fuhrman has closed a $200M fund—Injustice Capital—targeting law enforcement tech startups. The core thesis: monetizing the “gap between public perception and prosecutorial reality.” Early portfolio plays include a facial recognition firm specializing in crowd disruption and a predictive policing algorithm pitched as “retroactive truth detection.”

The Pitch: “We don’t fix broken systems. We arbitrage them.”

Given Fuhrman’s documented history with evidence tampering allegations and accusations of racial bias, the fund’s compliance officer is already bracing for regulatory scrutiny. Goldman Sachs is listed as a limited partner in early filings, though they declined comment.

The Prediction: If the first exit exceeds a 3x multiple, expect a wave of similar “prosecution-as-a-service” funds. The PR cost is high. The ROI? Potentially higher.