FBI agents raided office and homes of Ohio Organizing Collaborative members in Ohio
FBI agents raided the office of the Ohio Organizing Collaborative in Cleveland, seized phones and laptops, and interviewed individuals affiliated with the group. Agents also visited homes of affiliated individuals across Ohio. The group conducts voter registration work. Prentiss Haney, a board member, described the actions as an attempt to gather information through intimidation. According to thed
FBI agents raided the office of the Ohio Organizing Collaborative in Cleveland and seized phones and laptops. Agents also visited the homes of individuals affiliated with the group throughout Ohio and conducted interviews with them. The Ohio Organizing Collaborative is a group that conducts voter registration work. Prentiss Haney, a board member of the organization, said the agents were basically trying to fish for information using straight-up intimidation tactics. According to thedailbeast.com, Kash Patel is the director of the FBI in this context, and FBI agents demanded access to personal information about election workers in swing states, including Georgia. In some cases, agents approached people without warrants. The group’s leaders described the raid as a fishing expedition to satisfy Donald Trump’s claims of voter fraud. The FBI raid prompted concerns it is a crackdown on voting rights organizations ahead of the midterm elections.
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