If the Vice Chair is looking for hookers, he has no moral compass.
wesh.com——Seminole County —The University of Central Florida’s board of trustees vice chair and a Seminole County Sheriff`s Office employee were both arrested Thursday in a prostitution sting, court paperwork shows.
Harold Mills, 53, is facing prostitution and indecent exposure charges after Mills allegedly contacted undercover agents on a hookup app while at Sanlando Park in Altamonte Springs. The undercover agent met Mills at his car in the park’s parking lot where Mills asked for oral sex, an arrest report says.
The SCSO employee, 35-year-old Leroy Green, contacted agents through the same hookup app while at Liberty Park in Lake Mary, documents show. Agents said Green was wearing a sheriff’s office T-shirt that read “Youth Services” on the back when he was arrested. Green was a juvenile intervention specialist, SCSO said. He’s facing similar prostitution and indecent exposure charges.
When deputies searched Green’s car, they found his department gun and ID badge.
SCSO said agents were in the parks to catch people engaging in “lewd and lascivious behavior.”
Mills’ UCF Board of Governors appointment term expires in January of 2026. WESH 2 News reached out to UCF and multiple board members for comment but have not heard back.
Mills was also on the board for Lift Orlando, a partnership between business and residents to strengthen communities. Eddy Moratin, president of Lift Orlando, gave the following statement:
“Lift Orlando is aware of the serious allegations made against Harold Mills, and we’re addressing them promptly with our board. We will provide updates as more information becomes available to us.”
Green and Mills posted bond Friday and were released. Mills told WESH 2 News he denies the accusations.
Green resigned following his arrest, SCSO said.
Two other men were arrested in the sting.
Should have paid her off.