Gay Republican Rep. George Santos Pleads Not Guilty to 13 Criminal Charges
He surrendered to police Wednesday morning.
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May 10, 2023
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He surrendered to police Wednesday morning.
Samuel Miele has been accused of impersonating the chief of staff to Republican House leader Kevin McCarthy to raise campaign funds for George Santos.
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The plea deal means Santos will avoid a high-profile trial that was expected to drag for weeks.
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