FDLE spokesman said it's "an early stage, a precursor to a possible criminal investigation."
POSTED: 3:05 pm EDT September 29, 2006
UPDATED: 11:59 am EDT October 2, 2006
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WASHINGTON D.C. -- The Florida Department of Law Enforcement said it's examining whether former U.S. Representative Mark Foley's communications with teenage congressional pages violated state law.
FDLE spokesman Tom Berlinger said it's "an early stage, a precursor to a possible criminal investigation." He said the state attorney general's office has offered assistance.
The White House and Democratic leaders in Congress are calling for a criminal probe into former U.S. Rep. Mark Foley's sexually suggestive electronic messages to teenage boys.
Foley, of Florida, said Monday that he has checked himself into a rehabilitation facility and is undergoing treatment for alcoholism.
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