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The chickens are coming home to roost. The facilitators of the Zimmerman lynch mob are getting their just desserts.
Zimmerman prosecutor Angela Corey now under state investigation | Washington Times Communities
Zimmerman prosecutor Angela Corey now under state investigation | Washington Times Communities
George Zimmermans highly controversial prosecutor, Angela Corey, is now under state investigation for firing Ben Kruidbos, the Jacksonville Times-Union reports.
Kruidbos received a letter from the Florida Commission on Ethics earlier this week saying the investigation was occurring, the T-Us Larry Hannan wrote last week.
Investigator Specialist Kathleen Mann, who sent the letter, declined to comment on the investigation when contacted by the Times-Union on Friday.
Kruidbos was the information technology director in Coreys office until earlier this summer.
Mr. Kruidbos was the victim of retaliatory action by the SAO when he was terminated from employment, his attorney, Wesley White, claimed in a formal complaint with the Florida Human Relations Commission.
Mr. Kruidbos was terminated for having testified (pursuant to a subpoena) before the circuit court in and for Seminole County on June 6, 2013, he continued.
Kruidbos received a letter from the Florida Commission on Ethics earlier this week saying the investigation was occurring, the T-Us Larry Hannan wrote last week.
Investigator Specialist Kathleen Mann, who sent the letter, declined to comment on the investigation when contacted by the Times-Union on Friday.
Kruidbos was the information technology director in Coreys office until earlier this summer.
Mr. Kruidbos was the victim of retaliatory action by the SAO when he was terminated from employment, his attorney, Wesley White, claimed in a formal complaint with the Florida Human Relations Commission.
Mr. Kruidbos was terminated for having testified (pursuant to a subpoena) before the circuit court in and for Seminole County on June 6, 2013, he continued.
