Florida state lawmaker indicted on felony charges related to private school
- Carolina Amesty, a Republican state representative from Florida, has been indicted on felony forgery charges related to her role at a private Christian school, affecting her representation in House District 45.
- Amesty, 29, turned herself in after a grand jury charged her with four counts of forgery for notarizing a document with a forged signature in 2021.
- The Florida Democratic Party has called for Amesty's resignation, stating she cannot effectively serve while facing felony charges.
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Republican Lawmaker in Florida Faces Felony Forgery Charges
A Republican lawmaker in Florida turned herself in on Thursday after being indicted on felony forgery charges in connection with her administrative position at a private Christian school. The Orange County grand jury charged state Rep. Carolina Amesty, 29, with four felony counts: two counts of forgery, one count of illegally notarizing her own signature, and one count of falsely certifying a notary signature. State Attorney Andrew Bain said in …

Florida state lawmaker indicted on felony charges related to private school
A Republican state representative in central Florida has been indicted on felony forgery charges related to her role in running her family's private Christian school in Orlando.
Florida state lawmaker Amesty indicted on forgery charges - Massive Updates
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — A Republican state representative in central Florida has been indicted on felony forgery charges related to her administration of a private Christian school that she helped run with her family. Carolina Amesty, 29, turned herself in to authorities at the Orange County Jail on Thursday and was booked on four felony counts. That is after a grand jury found that Amesty forged a man's signature on a document that she notarized in…
Florida Republican lawmaker indicted on forgery charges
A day after being indicted by a grand jury on forgery and other charges, state Rep. Carolina Amesty, R-Windermere, turned herself in at the Orange County Jail on Thursday. The 29-year-old legislator, who is running for re-election in November, was indicted on charges of forgery, uttering a forgery, false acknowledgement or certification by a notary public and notarizing your own signature, according to the state attorney’s office in the 9th Judi…
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