A lieutenant with the department told ABC13 that they are looking into three instances of sewing pins found in candy thrown at Wednesday night's homecoming parade.
After almost facing 16 years in prison and being denied of scholarships, a Florida homecoming queen hopes to clear her name after being accused of rigging the 2019 election.
Emily Grover and mom Laura Carroll said they couldn't explain how hundreds of fraudulent homecoming queen votes were traced back to them.
It's been a whirlwind 24 hours back home for the Olympic champ, which now includes seeing boyfriend Jonathan Owens at his "office."
From the world stage to their hometown in Spring, admirers and aspiring gymnasts welcomed the Olympic heroes.
The votes were flagged as fraudulent when 117 votes allegedly originated from the same IP address.