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TALLAHASSEE \u2014 Chief Financial Officer Blaise Ingoglia, Florida\u2019s fiscal watchdog, has tapped state agents to provide him transportation and security at big-ticket sporting events around the state, raising questions about why taxpayers are footing the bill for his private activities.<\/p>\n

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Publicly, Ingoglia has become known for barnstorming the state to hold choreographed press conferences scolding cities and counties for wasteful spending.<\/p>\n

But Ingoglia also has found time in the last eight months to hang out in the presidential suite at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium for a University of Florida football game, a skybox at Hard Rock Stadium to watch the Miami Dolphins, a suite at a Tampa Bay Lightning hockey game and at a premiere boxing match in Miami.<\/p>\n

At all four events his agency, the Florida Department of Financial Services, provided the security and rides for him and his entourage, emails obtained by the Orlando Sentinel show. Agents and detectives were tapped to provide that protection, according to the emails between officials in the department\u2019s Criminal Investigations Division. The names of the senders and recipients of the emails were redacted.<\/p>\n

One email noted Ingoglia faced \u201cno threat or concern\u201d but just wanted additional law enforcement with him.<\/p>\n

For the UF game, agents from the CFO\u2019s criminal investigative division picked his party up at Spurrier\u2019s Gridiron Grille in Gainesville, drove them to the stadium and later returned them to the upscale eatery, according to the emails.\u00a0 At the Dolphins game, the instructions were to \u201cescort to sky box,\u201d one official wrote.<\/p>\n

Ingoglia\u2019s spokeswoman Sydney Booker defended the practice, saying in an email that he needed a security detail at large, high-profile events \u201cto keep himself and those around him safe in the current heightened political climate. Unfortunately, security concerns don\u2019t clock out at 5pm.\u201d<\/p>\n

The emails do not say how much the Department of Financial Services spent providing agents to shuttle Ingoglia to games and shadow him while he watched. They also do not show who paid for the tickets to the events or for Ingoglia\u2019s travel from Tallahassee to some of Florida\u2019s best-known sports venues, although Booker insisted Ingoglia handled some expenses himself.<\/p>\n

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\u201cThe CFO pays for tickets, food and accommodations for these types of events out of his own pocket,\u201d she said.<\/p>\n

No state aircraft were used, she added.<\/p>\n

A public records request for all state payments related to the trips mentioned in the emails as well as some events Ingoglia posted about on social media \u2014 the college football national championship game in Miami Jan. 19 and the Daytona 500 on Feb. 15 \u2014 was pending late Thursday.<\/p>\n

Gov. Ron DeSantis appointed Ingoglia, a state senator from Spring Hill, in July to fill the CFO cabinet position left vacant when Jimmy Patronis won a special election to represent a Panhandle district in Congress.<\/p>\n

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Since his appointment, Ingoglia has sought to portray himself as a taxpayer watchdog, showcasing how he thinks Florida cities and counties are spending well over what their population growth and inflation should require. He claims to have uncovered $2.4 billion in wasteful spending by local governments since 2019, including $747.5 million by Orange County.<\/p>\n

Most local governments targeted by Ingoglia have pushed back, criticizing his \u201caudits\u201d as superficial and inaccurate. Orange County officials call the claims \u201cnot only misleading but false,\u201d echoing comments made by Mayor Jerry Demings, a Democratic candidate for governor, who in September said Ingoglia used \u201cfuzzy math\u201d\u00a0 and \u201cought to get his own house in order first before he goes looking in someone else\u2019s house.\u201d<\/p>\n

As CFO, Ingoglia is responsible for all the state\u2019s financial matters, including investigations of insurance fraud, public assistance abuse and arson. He has a criminal investigations division at his disposal and can use its detectives and agents to provide security at public events and official government functions, frequently with the help of local law enforcement agencies.<\/p>\n

State law specifically says the CFO \u201cmay engage the full-time services of two law enforcement officers\u201d to protect the \u201cproperty in the custody or control of the Chief Financial Officer from all criminal acts.\u201d<\/p>\n

But unless he was at any of those athletic events in his official capacity, there is no reason for taxpayers to foot the bill for his security there, said Michael Barfield, executive director of the Florida Center for Government Accountability, a nonprofit watchdog that promotes transparency.<\/p>\n

\u201cFlorida law distinguishes between official acts and personal activities for good reason,\u201d Barfield said. \u201cTaxpayers fund the former, not the latter. Otherwise it turns a legitimate protection function into an excuse for avoiding accountability,\u201d Barfield said.<\/p>\n

\u201cThe optics are hard to justify,\u201d he added.<\/p>\n

The first requests for heightened security came days after Ingoglia received a postcard from a retired veteran with a three-word message: \u201cYou lack values.\u201d Ingoglia\u2019s office treated the postcard as a perceived threat and sent two agents to the veteran\u2019s home in Largo to interview him and his politically active wife. The couple was shocked the postcard led to a police visit.<\/p>\n

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The visit was a precautionary measure given the political climate, a spokesperson for Ingoglia said at the time. Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk had been assassinated in Utah just weeks earlier in September and conservatives and liberals were clashing over the direction the country was headed.<\/p>\n

On Oct. 4, the morning of the UF-Texas Longhorns football game, the criminal investigations division received a request for \u201ca closer LEO presence\u201d at UF\u2019s stadium, known as The Swamp, while Ingoglia and his guests were at the game, sitting in the presidential suite. \u201cNo threat or concern just additional presence,\u201d an email said.<\/p>\n

Seats in the president\u2019s suite are invitation-only and restricted to the president of UF, high-level university officials and invited guests.<\/p>\n

The email also said the division would have two detectives \u201cpark under the stadium at the drop off point and both shadow the CFO as he moves around the event. \u2026 UFPD will also provide a uniform to assist in familiarity within the stadium.\u201d<\/p>\n

In addition, UF police were to provide a motorcade for Ingoglia and his three companions from Spurrier\u2019s Gridiron Grill, more than four miles away from the stadium, the emails said.<\/p>\n

\u201cI get it that public officials face genuine security risks, but a security detail doesn\u2019t transfer football games into state business,\u201d Barfield said. \u201cThe moment a protective detail is attached the line between a public duty and personal recreation is effectively erased and with it any oversight of the state resources and personnel are used.\u201d<\/p>\n

The football game directive came about a week after Ingoglia held a press conference criticizing Alachua County \u2014 where UF\u2019s campus is located \u2014 for excessive or wasteful spending to the tune of $84 million over five years, claiming the budget grew by 77%.<\/p>\n

More than three weeks later, on Oct. 29, Ingoglia requested security for two events in Miami \u2014 piggybacking a football game onto a press conference.<\/p>\n

Ingoglia had three officers assigned to provide security during a news conference at Florida International University\u2019s Biscayne Bay campus in North Miami from 1 to 2 p.m. on Oct. 30. He used the event to accuse Miami-Dade County and the City of Miami for wastefully spending hundreds of millions of dollars.<\/p>\n

Later that day, Ingoglia and his entourage were picked up at 6:45 p.m. at the Four Points Sheraton Fort Lauderdale Airport, 12 miles north of the campus. Three agents and two vehicles took the CFO and three staff members to the Hard Rock Stadium nearly 14 miles southwest in time for kickoff for the Dolphins-Baltimore Ravens game, the email said.<\/p>\n

\u201cEscort to skybox, standby as needed. Return to escort vehicles, and return transport to original location,\u201d theCriminal Investigations Division email said.<\/p>\n

Almost two months later, Ingoglia asked for transportation and security for himself, his wife and two staff members from the Capital Grille next to Tampa International Airport to the Benchmark International Arena six miles away, where they were to watch the the Tampa Bay Lightning play the Florida Panthers.<\/p>\n

Four days later, on Dec. 19, the criminal investigations division got a last minute request for transportation and security for the Ingoglia and three other people to attend the UFC boxing match at the Kaseya Center in Miami. \u201cDetails are still changing but would expect a 6:00pm pickup tonight, with the event running late into the evening (main fight scheduled to begin at approx.11:00pm),\u201d the Criminal Investigations Division email said.<\/p>\n

The request was for four agents. \u201cWe may be able to operate with 3 members and two vehicles depending on details to come,\u201d an official wrote.<\/p>\n

The email did not provide a pickup location for the Ingoglia party.<\/p>\n

Frank Collige, a public adjuster from North Florida\u00a0running against Ingoglia in the August Republican primary for CFO, said it is \u201chypocritical\u201d of Ingoglia to go around the state talking about holding city and county governments accountable for wasteful spending when the public is footing bills for his attendance at premier at sporting events.<\/p>\n

Also, he said, those officers must have been diverted from other investigative duties, which he said could amount to fraud.<\/p>\n

\u201cHe\u2019s talking about fiscal responsibility yet wasting taxpayer money having CID agents as his personal security,\u201d Collige said.<\/p>\n

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