Armed Trump supporter arrested at North Carolina poll site
Justin Dunn was legally carrying a firearm but loitered at the Charlotte site after voting Tuesday morning, which prompted a precinct official to call police
In North Carolina, an armed man loitering at a polling site on Election Day has been arrested and charged with trespassing.
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Thirty-six-year-old Justin Dunn was legally carrying a firearm but loitered at the Charlotte site after voting Tuesday morning, which prompted a precinct official to call police over fears of voter intimidation. A precinct official accompanied by a police officer asked him to leave the site and banned him from the location.
Police say Dunn left the precinct but returned about two hours later. He was taken into custody and charged with second-degree trespassing.
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Publicly listed numbers for Dunn were disconnected when a reporter tried to reach him Tuesday.
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