Marjorie Taylor Greene promises she 'was swatted'

Ryan King

August 24, 10:09 AM August 24, 10:11 AM

Firebrand Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) is declaring that she was "swatted" at all-around 1 a.m. Wednesday.

Teasing that added specifics will be forthcoming, Greene thanked nearby law enforcement in Floyd County, Ga. "Swatting" is a harassment approach in which callers get in touch with regulation enforcement to report an unexpected emergency predicament to dispatch them to an innocent person's tackle.

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"Previous evening, I was swatted just just after 1 am. I can not convey more than enough gratitude to my neighborhood regulation enforcement here in Rome, Floyd County. A lot more information to come," she tweeted.

Greene has been an unabashed supporter of previous President Donald Trump and has been an outspoken supporter of the MAGA brand of conservatism.

Not long ago, she has named to defund the FBI in the wake of the look for and seizure at Trump's Mar-a-Lago vacation resort before this month.

The Washington Examiner attained out to the Rome Town Law enforcement Department for comment.

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