Community observers have accused a crime taskforce established by President Donald Trump in Memphis of employing intimidation tactics against them. According to the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of Louisiana, the taskforce has been reported to follow vehicles, monitor residences, and allegedly make false arrests of individuals observing their activities.
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Trump's Memphis Crime Taskforce Faces Allegations of Intimidation Tactics
The Memphis crime taskforce, initiated by President Donald Trump, is facing allegations from community observers of using intimidation tactics. The ACLU of Louisiana has reported claims of agents tailing cars, surveilling homes, and making false arrests.
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Trump’s Memphis crime taskforce accused of using ‘immense force’ in intimidation campaign
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Trump's Memphis Crime Taskforce Faces Allegations of Intimidation Tactics