Video Shows Cory Mills' Near-Arrest After 911 Call: Report
Summary
Republican Representative Cory Mills of Florida was nearly arrested in February 2025 after a woman accused him of physical assault at his Washington, D.C. home, but the woman later changed her statement. Mills denies the assault, and the House Ethics Committee has launched an investigation into multiple allegations against him, including sexual misconduct and campaign finance violations.Key Facts
- In February 2025, a woman called police accusing Representative Mills of assault, prompting an investigation.
- Body camera footage shows police almost arrested Mills, with an officer warning of handcuffs.
- The woman initially showed bruises but later changed her story after contact with Mills.
- Mills denies the assault and says no crime was committed.
- The House Ethics Committee is investigating Mills for sexual misconduct, campaign finance issues, misuse of resources, and other claims.
- A restraining order was issued against Mills in October 2024 for protection against dating violence, based on accusations by his ex-girlfriend.
- Some lawmakers are calling for Mills to resign, which could impact the Republican majority in the House before the 2025 midterm elections.
- Speaker Mike Johnson said he will review the ongoing House investigation into Mills.
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