South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson said claims Congresswoman Nancy Mace made about him and his office Monday night, during a nearly hour-long speech on the U.S. House of Representatives floor,

Alan Wilson’s office said Congresswoman Nancy Mace’s characterization of the attorney general’s office are “categorically false.”

The South Carolina Law Enforcement Division confirmed Monday night it has an active investigation into accusations of assault, voyeurism and harassment involving the former fiancé of U.S. Rep. Nancy Mace.

South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson has responded to claims made by South Carolina Rep. Nancy Mace on the House floor Monday night.

This active and ongoing investigation is complex and has involved multiple lawyers. Once the investigation is completed, it will be sent to a prosecutor for review,” police said.

South Carolina Congresswomen Nancy Mace is accusing her ex fiance of drugging and raping her. The 47-year-old Republican and her ex fiance, Patrick Bryant, were engaged for a year. In her speech, Mace claims she discovered video on Bryant's cellphone showing him having sex with a woman who was apparently drugged.