Protests Lead to Tasings, Arrests at Marjorie Taylor Greene's Town Hall in Georgia

A town hall hosted by Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene in Acworth, Georgia turned chaotic as police removed multiple protesters, tasing two and arresting three amid heated disruptions. Greene's event featured strict security, including pre-screened attendees and heavy police presence, after officials flagged potential disruption threats online. Videos from the event show confrontational removals and Greene openly mocking critics, defending the police actions and stating she would not tolerate protests during her town hall. Critics, including local Democratic leaders, condemned the police response and expressed concerns about free speech and democratic engagement. The incident has sparked debate over the balance between security at political events and the First Amendment rights of constituents. Acworth police stated the use of force was due to resistance and threats during removal, while Greene maintained that protesters were out of line.