SALEM, Ore. -- Oregon's attorney general says there's no credible evidence that Portland Mayor Sam Adams broke the law in his 2005 relationship with a teenager.
The openly gay mayor has admitted he lied while campaigning for mayor about his relationship with Beau Breedlove. But Adams denies that the two were involved in a sexual relationship before Breedlove was 18.
Attorney General John Kroger issued a report Wednesday on his investigation into whether Adams had sexual contact with Breedlove before he turned 18, which would have been a misdemeanor.
Breedlove said he was 17 when he and Adams first kissed. But Kroger's report concluded that that account lacked corroborative evidence.
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