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Public outcry over security company misconduct and election fraud

June 12, 2024 | Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan



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Public outcry over security company misconduct and election fraud
During a recent government meeting, public comments highlighted significant concerns regarding security practices and election integrity. Steven Haring, a caller, criticized the management of public spaces, particularly the prolonged occupation of parks by security personnel after events. He expressed frustration over the perceived inefficiency and unprofessionalism of security companies, specifically naming Grovestar Security and referencing issues with their background checks. Haring emphasized that taxpayer money is being misused and called for immediate action to address these concerns.

Another caller, identified as Fred, raised serious allegations regarding the handling of a report on voter fraud. He claimed that the report, which he asserted was sent to various city officials, had not been received by them, including the law department and the mayor's office. Fred accused city officials of neglecting their responsibilities and suggested that the integrity of the 2021 election was compromised due to a lack of necessary votes.

The meeting concluded with a note that public comment had officially been cut off, but not before these pressing issues were brought to light, indicating a need for further investigation and accountability within the city's operations.

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