Overview
- Two protesters were tased and three individuals were arrested during disruptions at Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene's town hall in Acworth, Georgia.
- Police stated that officers were threatened and physically resisted while removing protesters, justifying the use of Tasers on two attendees.
- Greene described the event as a 'peaceful town hall' despite the interruptions and praised law enforcement's actions, stating the protesters were 'out of line.'
- The arrested individuals face charges including simple battery, obstruction, and vulgar language, with two still in custody as of April 16.
- The incident reflects a broader trend of contentious Republican town halls, with Greene opting for in-person events despite GOP leaders advising virtual formats.