Overview
- Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene's town hall in Acworth, Georgia, was disrupted by protesters, leading to six removals and three arrests, including two individuals who were tased by police.
- Law enforcement cited threats and physical resistance from protesters as justification for deploying tasers and making arrests during the event.
- Greene emphasized that the event was a town hall, not a rally or protest, and praised the police response for maintaining order and ensuring safety.
- Authorities had pre-screened attendees and gathered intelligence ahead of the event, reflecting increased security measures for politically charged gatherings.
- The incident highlights growing tensions at in-person GOP events, sparking internal discussions about transitioning to virtual formats for safety and control.