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Omar Muñoz, a 72-year-old man charged with voter fraud in California, described his arrest at home. He recounted being threatened by law enforcement to open the door, which he believes was done for dramatic effect in front of cameras. The Department of Justice has been criticized for its handling of the arrests.
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Omar Muñoz, a 72-year-old man charged with voter fraud in California, described his arrest at home. He recounted being threatened by law enforcement to open the door, which he believes was done for dramatic effect in front of cameras. The Department of Justice has been criticized for its handling of the arrests.
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