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Florida grand jury finds $10 million in children's healthcare funds was misappropriated

A Florida grand jury found that $10 million intended for children's healthcare was misappropriated to support efforts to kill legal marijuana legislation.

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The alleged diversion of healthcare funding could affect services for children and expose serious public-governance failures.

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  1. $10 Million Meant for Florida's Children's Health Care Was Misappropriated to Help Kill Legal Weed, Grand Jury Finds ↗hightimes.com · Recorded source date: Sep 7, 2026, 2:17 PM UTC

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