RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — A North Carolina district attorney has announced an investigation into how then-State Treasurer Dale Folwell used state government vehicles is ending with no charges filed, saying the review found that any alleged policy violations were “insufficient to support a successful criminal prosecution.”

Wake County District Attorney Lorrin Freeman has asked to close a case against former State Treasurer Dale Folwell, who was being investigated over allegations he used state-owned vehicles for commuting and personal errands.

Treasurer Folwell has reimbursed the State of North Carolina $6,233.60 which accounts for commuting costs he should have been charged over the period in question. Folwell cooperated fully with the investigation.

Former state treasurer Dale Folwell will not face any charges after Wake County District Attorney Lorrin Freeman closed an investigation into his alleged misuse of state vehicles.

The Wake County District Attorney's Office is seeking to close an investigation into the former North Carolina treasurer's use of his state vehicle, prosecutors said Monday.

Dale Folwell, the former two-term state treasurer, has reimbursed the state $6,233 for non-official travel costs he should have been charged with, the Wake County District Attorney's Office said Monday. Folwell had been accused of driving state-owned vehicles for personal use throughout North Carolina, including trips to a yoga studio and hotels.

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A North Carolina district attorney has announced an investigation into how then-N.C. Treasurer Dale Folwell used state government vehicles is ending with no charges filed, saying the review found that