Teresa Borrenpohl

Town Hall Chaos: Woman Assaulted, Police Condemn Security Firm’s Actions

A legislative town hall in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, descended into chaos when a woman, Teresa Borrenpohl, was forcibly removed by plainclothes security personnel for heckling a legislator. The security personnel, employed by LEAR Asset Management, acted without clear authorization from event organizers or the Kootenai County Sheriff, who also participated in the removal. Coeur d’Alene Police Chief Lee White criticized the forceful removal as a violation of First Amendment rights and stated that the incident will be under review. Borrenpohl received a misdemeanor battery citation for biting one of the security guards during the altercation, but this citation is also under review.

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Coeur d’Alene Town Hall Erupts in Violence as Woman is Forcibly Removed

A town hall meeting hosted by the Kootenai County Republican Central Committee devolved into chaos when attendee Teresa Borrenpohl was forcibly removed after voicing concerns about proposed legislation. Sheriff Bob Norris ordered Borrenpohl’s removal, and unidentified men physically dragged her from the auditorium following her refusal to leave. The incident, marked by the emcee’s dismissive remarks and audience outrage, highlighted growing political divisiveness in the community. Many attendees expressed dismay at the handling of the situation.

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