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Newly released Carrico records raise questions about altered text messages in JEA probe

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By Nate Monroe Verified
| The Florida Trib Verified
On the left, the redacted version of a text turned over to media outlets by the Jacksonville City Council’s office. On the right, the full version of the text. This is a breaking news story and will be updated.
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Newly released Carrico records raise questions about altered text messages in JEA probe

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By Nate Monroe Verified
| The Florida Trib Verified
On the left, the record of a text conversation between Jacksonville City Council President Kevin Carrico and Paul Martinez, Carrico’s boss at the Boys & Girls Club of Northeast Florida, whom Carrico wanted to nominate to the JEA board of directors. On the right, a more complete version of the conversation sent to The Florida Trib this week. It’s unclear why City Council staff made the edits and redactions. Photo illustration.
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FPL parent company agrees to $150M to end lawsuit over past controversies

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By Nate Monroe Verified
| South Florida Sun Sentinel Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... This story was originally published by The Florida Trib. Florida Power & Light’s parent company, NextEra, agreed to a $150 million proposed settlement that would close the book on a class-action lawsuit that accused the company’s leaders of making misleading statements several years ago while they navigated a series of high-profile controversies throughout Florida.
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