Secret Recording Reveals Fired City Manager Gregg Lynk Attempted to Bribe Brian Anderson With Vehicle Allowance for Votes

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Palm Bay City Councilman Brian Anderson agreed to wear a wire for the FBI in an attempt to capture then Palm Bay City Manager Gregg Lynk attempting to bribe him for favorable votes.

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On several occasions, Gregg Lynk offered Anderson an additional vehicle allowance of $350/month if he would vote in favor of assessments on Units 31 and 32 in an upcoming city council meeting.

Below is the investigative report from the audio recordings.

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After this meeting, Anderson and Parr are heard speaking with Campaign Manager Robert Burns and apparently returning vandalized property that belonged to Burns.

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It is also important to note that even after these attempts at bribery, Anderson voted to retain Lynk as City Manager when the motion was made by Councilman Jeff Bailey for him to be fired. Newly elected Councilman Johnson seconded the motion and Lynk was ultimately fired in a vote of 3-2 with Anderson and Harry Santiago voting in favor of Lynk.

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