Fraud Patrol

A case of Blue fraud in Alabama:

The indictment against Heflin alleges he falsified applications to vote absentee for multiple people and used their names to vote for himself by the ballot. Each count is punishable by one year and one day to 10 years in prison. The alleged fraud took place in the March 5 primaries. Alabama Secretary of State Wes Allen said Heflin’s arrest should be a warning to other Democrats. “I have been traveling this state and talking about absentee ballot application fraud and absentee ballot election fraud for years,” Allen said in a written statement, according to Alabama Daily News. “When my office was made aware of what was happening in Clay County, we immediately referred the case to Attorney General Marshall for criminal prosecution.” “Let this case of felony voter fraud be a signal to all those contemplating breaking Alabama election law that it will not be tolerated in this state.” “We will find you, and you will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.”

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