Compliance audit committee votes not to prosecute Mayor Rob Ford

Posted February 25, 2013 6:35 pm.

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It’s another win for Mayor Rob Ford.

The compliance audit committee has voted to accept the audit report, which found that Ford violated campaign finance rules, but decided not to prosecute him.

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