Breaking: The Department of Justice dropped its investigation into Rep. Matt Gaetz without bringing charges, the GOP lawmaker's office said
WASHINGTON—The Justice Department has ended its investigation into Rep. Matt Gaetz without bringing charges against the congressman, drawing to a close a yearslong probe centered on whether the Florida Republican had inappropriate contact with a minor.
Mr. Gaetz’s office said the Justice Department has “confirmed to Congressman Gaetz’s attorneys that their investigation has concluded and that he will not be charged with any crimes.” A person familiar with the matter confirmed the investigation had been closed without charges against Mr. Gaetz, who has denied wrongdoing.
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