A former candidate for governor of Florida has been arrested. Andrew Gillum, who previously ran for the state's top office as a Democrat, is facing drug charges. The arrest took place in Alabama, according to officials.
Details of the arrest are limited, but more information is available from CBS4 Miami. For those seeking additional details on the charges and circumstances surrounding Gillum's arrest, further information can be found through CBS4 Miami's reporting on the incident.
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