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FBI hauls away boxes from Duval teachers’ union

By Tarik Minor - News4Jax
Published on September 7, 2023 at 4:17 pm
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A day after FBI and IRS agents raided the Jacksonville office of Duval Teachers United, there are still a lot more questions than answers about what federal crime the agencies were investigating and who is the target.

FBI and IRS agents arrived at the Duval Teachers United building off Atlantic Boulevard on Wednesday morning and left several hours later carrying boxes of business materials, paperwork and computer equipment.

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News4Jax quoted sources saying investigators are looking into how the union handles its money.

The union represents public school teachers and employees in Duval County.

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author image Tarik Minor joined News4Jax in March 2010. Before moving to Jacksonville, he worked at WKMG-TV, Local 6, in Orlando as the Volusia County bureau chief for 10 years. Tarik's news career began in Washington, D.C., at NBC 4 as a production assistant. He took his first reporting job in Alexandria, La., and then moved on to Baton Rouge before moving to the Sunshine State.

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