Also Tuesday, the FDLE confirmed that it will send the results of its investigation to the Florida Commission on Ethics. Tony’s job could be on the line if Florida’s ethics commission were to find evidence that the top cop falsified details of his past on documents to become certified as an officer. If there is probable cause, the commission can recommend the governor remove him from office, a public censure, or a civil penalty as much as $10,000 per allegation, according to agency spokeswoman Lynn Blais.