FLOYD COUNTY, Ga. — An employee with Floyd County Public Works was accepting bribes via Cash App, according to the sheriff’s office.
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According to an affidavit obtained by Channel 2 Action News, Kelsey Curtis, 31, who was a detail officer, is accused of helping to facilitate contraband drops.
The drops included tobacco, rolling papers and food for cash payments.
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The affidavit states that Curtis was paid $100 via a Cash App account linked back to her.
There were 36 transactions totaling $1,469 on Curtis’s Cash App account where she transferred the money to her personal account, according to the affidavit.
Curtis was arrested and charged with violation of oath by a public officer on June 3.
She was booked into the Floyd County Detention Center.
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