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Six men charged after woman was forcibly removed from Idaho town hall meeting
Six men charged after woman was forcibly removed from Idaho town hall meeting
Six men charged after woman was forcibly removed from Idaho town hall meeting

Published on: 04/18/2025

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The city attorney for Coeur d'Alene confirmed charges have been filed against six men after a woman was forcefully removed from a town hall in February.

News Source : https://www.kgw.com/article/news/six-charged-coeur-dalene-town-hall-incident/277-204bf517-c188-401f-a904-7859511da073

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