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Ethics panel reviewing complaint against Rep. Duncan Hunter

By Nicole Duran
Published December 15, 2016 10:25pm ET
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Ethics panel reviewing complaint against Rep. Duncan Hunter
A Green Beret who was nearly drummed out of the military for beating a child rapist in Afghanistan plans to name his son after Rep. Duncan Hunter, who helped save his career. (AP Photo/Carolyn Kaster, File) | Carolyn Kaster

The House Ethics Committee acknowledged Thursday the Office of Congressional Ethics told them in August that California Rep. Duncan Hunter may have violated House rules.

The panel said it received the complaint Aug. 31 and needs more time to determine whether it should open an investigation.

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