AG Cites Fort Pierce Manager's Conviction as First Case of New Corruption Unit

AG Cites Fort Pierce Manager's Conviction as First Case of New Corruption Unit
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Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier pointed to the conviction of former Fort Pierce City Manager Nick Mimms as the first major result from the state's newly created public corruption unit, announcing at a press conference Wednesday that more than 25 active public corruption investigations are underway across Florida. Speaking at the

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