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Camillus spokesman Sam Gil says the charity does not comment on personnel decisions. "The letter speaks for itself," Gil says. "We have zero tolerance."

Given the possible role of federal grant money in the alleged misconduct, it remains to be seen whether prosecutors will be looking to pry more information out of Camillus. — Francisco Alvarado

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