Overview

• Lindsey Langston filed a July 14 police report accusing Rep. Cory Mills of threatening to release nude images and videos following their breakup
• The Columbia County Sheriff’s Office referred her complaint to the Florida Department of Law Enforcement, which is now reviewing the sextortion allegations without any charges filed
• Mills has retained criminal defense attorney Aaron Delgado, who contends the congressman’s messages referred to benign event footage rather than explicit content
• In public statements, Mills labeled the extortion accusations as politically motivated “lawfare,” pointing to rival Anthony Sabatini’s involvement A judge declined to issue an immediate restraining order but set a hearing later this month to consider Langston’s request for a civil protection order