Our work and the work of our law enforcement partners will not stop until all pertinent information is gathered, evaluated, until every lead is explored," Coody said. "We have said this before, and I'm going to say this again today, this investigation will continue. Magistrate Judge Martin Fitzpatrick at the U.S. Barnes, 55, and Finch, 70, were arrested and made their first appearance Thursday afternoon in front of U.S. The indictment states, in return, Finch allegedly gave money and gifts to Anderson and Barnes, and kickbacks to Albritton from a company doing debris clean-up. The 44-count superseding indictment alleges Finch and Barnes conspired with former Lynn Haven mayor Margo Anderson and former city attorney Joseph Albritton "to ensure contracts for numerous multi-million-dollar infrastructure and construction projects and post-Hurricane Michael debris clean-up activities were awarded to Finch."
State Attorney Jason Coody during a press conference in Panama City on Thursday.
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