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Former transportation secretary Pete Buttigieg speaks to reporters last month during a conference in South Carolina. (Sean Rayford/Getty Images)

Authorities decline to prosecute woman who made false report against Buttigieg

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An Indiana prosecutor declined to charge a woman who made a false child welfare complaint against former transportation secretary Pete Buttigieg, citing her history of mental illness and therefore lack of criminal intent. The complaint led to an investigation and Buttigieg’s brief separation from his children. The Michigan attorney general’s office is investigating the handling of the allegation.

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