Tampa father jailed in Florida voter sweep as attorney questions state's evidence against him

A Tampa father accused of voting illegally is now behind bars one of 20 defendants charged with voter fraud as part of the state's latest sweep.But his attorney is questioning the state's evidence, telling investigative reporter Katie LaGrone she hasn't seen proof of her client's wrongdoing beyond a voter card the state sent him even though he was ineligible to vote.WATCH KATIE LAGRONE'S REPORT BELOW: Attorney questions Tampa father's voter fraud caseIn a Hillsborough County courtroom recently, Donta White sat in the inmate section, dressed in an orange jumpsuit, his expression stoic.This court appearance was about scheduling his trial, but for the people waiting for the 44-year-old to return home, the consequences of his latest arrest have already settled in."I thought it was a prank. Like, what do you mean? There's officers here to arrest you for voting? He's like, 'I didn't do it,'" said Taquilla Allen, White's girlfriend.She's helping to care for his two young children while he re