Former CEO Aaron Zahn and his Chief Financial Officer Ryan Wannemacher are accused of conspiracy and fraud in connection with the attempted sale of the utility in 2019, and a proposed bonus plan that could have paid out millions of dollars.
Soon after Zahn and Wannemacher were indicted, defense attorneys started raising issues around evidence in the case.
The two were given “Garrity protections,” which means nothing they said could be used against them in a criminal case. Transcripts of those interviews were released as public records. News4JAX did stories on them, as did other local media outlets.Prosecutors told the judge they’d avoided the protected statements and explained how they built their case independently.
The defense argues that prosecutors didn’t do enough to prove their case because they didn’t call every witness who testified in front of the grand jury.
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