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BOISE, Idaho (AP) — An Idaho lawmaker was the subject of a complaint for allegedly making inappropriate comments to at least two people during the 2017 legislative session.
According to a heavily redacted document obtained by The Associated Press through a records request on Tuesday, Rep. James Holtzclaw made a woman feel uncomfortable and asked her if and how she used the social media Snapchat app. A separate person says they told Holtzclaw that his flirty comments would not be tolerated.
Neither person was identified in the document and their ages and positions were unclear.
Holtzclaw, a three-term Republican from Meridian, did not immediately return a request for comment.
The document was sent to House Speaker Scott Bedke, who then forwarded it to Attorney General Lawrence Wasden.
A voicemail inbox for Bedke was full. He did not immediately respond to a text message Tuesday.
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