Grant Smith warns of FBI '302' interview summaries in Broward County probe

Grant Smith warns of FBI '302' interview summaries in Broward County probe The passage hints at a procedural abuse ('302' summary reports) by the FBI in a local corruption investigation, naming specific county officials. It offers a concrete lead-obtain the alleged 'Your 302' documents and compare them to interview notes-but the claim is vague, unverified, and the broader misconduct is not novel. It is moderately useful for an investigative follow‑up but lacks direct evidence of high‑level wrongdoing. Key insights: Mentions FBI use of a '302' summary report that may contain discrepancies.; References ongoing federal investigation of Broward County officials (Commissioner Josephus Eggleston, former Miramar Commissioner Fitzroy Salesman, School Board member Bev Gallagher).; Suggests that witnesses receive a copy of their '302' prior to trial.