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FBI, IRS Search Santa Rosa Commissioner’s House, Business
December 1, 2011
Federal agents searched the home and business of Santa Rosa County Commissioner Bob Cole on Wednesday.
Federal Bureau of Investigation and Internal Revenue Service agents reportedly removed boxes and paperwork and laptop computers from Bob Cole’s Automotive Professionals on Long Street in Pensacola, located between North 9th Avenue and Langley Avenue.
FBI and IRS agents also searched buildings on property with Cole’s home on Riverstone Road in East Milton.
Questions about the purpose of the visit were referred to the U.S. Attorney’s office, which declined to comment because the nature of the agents’ business was not public record.
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3 Responses to “FBI, IRS Search Santa Rosa Commissioner’s House, Business”
Are we supposed to be surprised?
Didn’t recognize him without his pony-tail.
And silly rabbit he says he’s innocent of all wrong doing but if the FED’s are knocking on your door you’re quilty of something. It’s just a matter of how much..
I always wonder about people, who maintain files on computers and ledger books? Those seem to do nothing but create problems. They could have at least given you a copy of the search warrant, as it is a court related public document.