According to the submission of the court, the congresswoman’s monthly income is more than $ 20,000
A Republican Congressman is In the face of a demand that seeks its eviction From his luxury apartment in Washington, DC, due to his alleged lack of paying $ 85.009 for rent, according to court papers.
Bozzuto’s management company accused Moldy Representative CORY MILLS OF Not paying rent between March and July In a complaint filed in the DC Superior Court last week. The monthly rent for your apartment is $ 20,833, according to the presentation.
According to independent journalist Roger Sollengberger, who first reported on demand against Mills, he had paid his rent late for “almost every month” Since moving to his apartment In June 2023. He also lost payments for several months.
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The management company has asked the court to allow it to evict mills. He has also requested an order that would require the mills to submit future monthly rental payments with the court until the case is resolved, as News NBC.
Mills has represented the 7th Florida Congress district since January 2023 and said that he plans to present -to a Senate seat in 2026. He is a veteran of the army who received a bronze star for his service in Iraq.
In response to Sollenberger’s reports, Mills hung several screenshots of his emails and claimed that it was a technical error that caused his late payments and had been in contact with the management company on the problem. “The facts are such a fun thing, but I would not expect it to be nothing other than a biased pirate,” he added, echoing Trump’s increasingly common language and republican party members towards journalists when they face alleged crimes.
“Mills company has not paid off its debts either,” Sollenberger wrote. “They had bad news earlier this month, when their lender told investors that the investment fund supported by their company had failed and would close.”
Sollenberger later published X, which Mills had called “Bureau” to inform him about the court that submitted his eviction.
Judicial papers reveal that Mills was treated in January with a warning to pay $ 18,000 for late rent on February 26. Less than a week earlier, a woman reported to the police for having assaulted the attic, which he later appealed according to his The associated press.
The “vehement” Mills office denied failures in the incident and a police spokesman at the time said that he had not been arrested and that no office had been submitted against him.
The alleged victimThat Sollenberger claimed that Monday was the congressman’s girlfriend, he said he “contacted the application of the law to address a personal matter.”
“Although the personal issue in question was emotionally charged, there was no physical altercation,” he said.