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Gov. Ron DeSantis received a $ 28,000 golf simulator from a major political donor.
The Florida Commission on Ethics found he did not violate state ethics rules when he accepted the gift.
The simulator was given to the Florida Governor’s Mansion by a longtime supporter of the governor.
The commission concluded the simulator was actually a gift to the state because it will remain in the governor's mansion.
DeSantis wanted to run it by staff to see if it was OK, so Hosseini talked to then-deputy general counsel and ethics officer James Uthmeier .
The governor’s mansion manager told investigators the simulator was set up in an area of a cabana that was used as a gym.
The assistant attorney general representing the Commission on Ethics recommended a finding of no probable cause.
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