Justice Department Secretly Investigating Republican Congressman Cory Mills
The Department of Justice has launched a criminal investigation into Republican Representative Cory Mills of Florida, according to anonymous sources cited by MS NOW. The probe covers allegations of sexual misconduct, campaign finance violations, financial disclosure violations, accepting inappropriate gifts, and multiple ethics violations. The FBI has interviewed at least one person regarding Mills's finances. Mills told the outlet he was unaware of the investigation, noting that the Federal Election Commission had dismissed campaign finance allegations. The House Ethics Committee has been investigating Mills since November and was still gathering evidence as of May. Mills allegedly harassed his ex-girlfriend, former Miss United States Lindsey Langston, and threatened to release revenge porn. He also allegedly assaulted another woman, but faced no criminal consequences after the interim DC US attorney refused to sign an arrest warrant. Mills has ignored calls to resign, and House Republicans have not pursued expulsion. He is running for reelection in Florida's August primary and November general election.
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Justice Department Secretly Investigating Republican Congressman Cory Mills
The Department of Justice has launched a criminal investigation into Republican Representative Cory Mills of Florida, according to anonymous sources cited by MS NOW. The probe covers allegations of sexual misconduct, campaign finance violations, financial disclosure violations, accepting inappropriate gifts, and multiple ethics violations. The FBI has interviewed at least one person regarding Mills's finances. Mills told the outlet he was unaware of the investigation, noting that the Federal Election Commission had dismissed campaign finance allegations. The House Ethics Committee has been investigating Mills since November and was still gathering evidence as of May. Mills allegedly harassed his ex-girlfriend, former Miss United States Lindsey Langston, and threatened to release revenge porn. He also allegedly assaulted another woman, but faced no criminal consequences after the interim DC US attorney refused to sign an arrest warrant. Mills has ignored calls to resign, and House Republicans have not pursued expulsion. He is running for reelection in Florida's August primary and November general election.