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Samuel Tunick, an activist from Georgia, faces felony charges for reportedly wiping his phone during a Customs and Border Protection search. His attorneys argue that the search was not legitimate but rather an attempt to investigate his connections to protests in Atlanta.
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Samuel Tunick, an activist from Georgia, faces felony charges for reportedly wiping his phone during a Customs and Border Protection search. His attorneys argue that the search was not legitimate but rather an attempt to investigate his connections to protests in Atlanta.
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Georgia Man Charged for Wiping Phone During Customs Search