Lawrence Mower
Reporter, Tallahassee Bureau at Miami Herald
Reporter, Tallahassee Bureau at Tampa Bay Times
Reporter, @TB_Times/@MiamiHerald Tallahassee bureau. Past: @pbpost, @reviewjournal. @UNLV alum. Send tips and Seinfeld clips to [email protected]. DM for cell
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miamiherald.com | Alexandra Glorioso |Lawrence Mower |Justin Garcia
Former prosecutors highlight possible federal crimes in Florida’s Hope saga, from Medicaid fund misuse to money laundering involving $10M.
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gazettextra.com | Alexandra Glorioso |Lawrence Mower |Justin Garcia
MIAMI - A Republican lawmaker shocked Florida's political world when he accused representatives of Gov. Ron DeSantis' administration of committing federal crimes by diverting $10 million from a Medicaid settlement to political activities last year. No one has been charged, and DeSantis administration officials have denied wrongdoing. But four former federal prosecutors told the Herald/Times that Rep. Alex Andrade could be on strong legal ground. Copyright 2025 Tribune Content Agency.
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orlandosentinel.com | Alexandra Glorioso |Lawrence Mower |Justin Garcia
A Republican lawmaker shocked Florida's political world when he accused representatives of Gov. Ron DeSantis' administration of committing federal crimes by diverting $10 million from a Medicaid settlement to political activities last year. No one has been charged, and DeSantis administration officials have denied wrongdoing. But four former federal prosecutors told the Herald/Times that Rep. Alex Andrade could be on strong legal ground.
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thebrunswicknews.com | Alexandra Glorioso |Lawrence Mower |Justin Garcia
MIAMI - A Republican lawmaker shocked Florida's political world when he accused representatives of Gov. Ron DeSantis' administration of committing federal crimes by diverting $10 million from a Medicaid settlement to political activities last year. No one has been charged, and DeSantis administration officials have denied wrongdoing. But four former federal prosecutors told the Herald/Times that Rep. Alex Andrade could be on strong legal ground.
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elnuevoherald.com | Alexandra Glorioso |Lawrence Mower |Justin Garcia
Un legislador republicano conmocionó al mundo político de Florida al acusar a representantes de la administración del gobernador Ron DeSantis de cometer delitos federales al desviar $10 millones de un acuerdo del Medicaid a actividades políticas el año pasado. Nadie ha sido acusada, y funcionarios de la administración DeSantis han negado haber actuado mal. Sin embargo, cuatro ex fiscales federales declararon al Herald/Times que el representante Alex Andrade podría tener una sólida base legal.
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