Unfounded KKK Threats Spread Fear in Georgia Amid Election

Authorities confirm no credible evidence of planned attacks against Black women as social media rumors circulate.

Rumors of KKK attacks on Black voters and women have been spreading across social media, causing heightened fear during the election period.
Authorities in Georgia, including the Sheriff's Office, have stated they have not received any credible threats related to these claims.
The false claims originated from a viral social media post alleging a warning from a Gwinnett County deputy, which officials have refuted.
Law enforcement agencies are on alert and monitoring for potential threats, but emphasize the importance of verifying information before spreading it.
Election officials have increased security measures amidst a tense political climate marked by previous incidents of political violence.