Ethics Commission Releases More on DePuy
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Posted: 4:15 PM Sep 3, 2010
Ethics Commission Releases More on DePuy
At a hearing on Friday September 3,2010, The Florida Commission on Ethics released new information regarding charges against a former Leon County commissioner.
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Tallahassee, FL - At a hearing on Friday September 3,2010, The Florida Commission on Ethics released new information regarding charges against a former Leon County commissioner.
Two years ago an ethics complaint was filed against Ed DePuy that stated he voted on matters concerning a community while he owned a lot in that development.
Officials say DePuy voted on the development in January and March of 2007 when he was a paid consultant for Booth Companies.
An investigation in 2009 provided probable cause for charges of two counts of voting conflicts.
The commission's most recent hearing explored a supplemental investigation which resulted in probable cause for another charge of failure to disclose income in 2007.

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Posted by: truth Location: fl on Sep 4, 2010 at 09:40 AM

com.thaell had voting conflicts also and ethics chargers should be filed when you wrong your wrong treat everone the same!!!
Posted by: E Turnage Location: Tallahassee on Sep 3, 2010 at 06:06 PM

I don't see a dimes worth of difference in DePuy's actions and those of Thaell. Even the same corporation is at the center of it. I still haven't forgot the PBA and it's underhanded actions regarding DePuy. No more " Donations for Donuts " from Sergeant Turnage guys...
Posted by: SUNNYBEACHES Location: tallahassee on Sep 3, 2010 at 05:16 PM

CAN'T YOU ALL JUST LEAVE WELL ENOUGH ALONE? IF HE IS FOUND GUILTY, QUICK...SOMEONE GET IN LINE TO FILE CHARGES AGAINST THE OTHER POLITICIANS RUNNING FOR OFFICE IN TALLAHASSEE.
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