In recent news, Maui police were reportedly arrested over a military conspiracy that claims arose from a viral TikTok video. You should read the article for more details and information. Follow us for all the latest ideas and updates.
Maui police arrested for military conspiracy
Reportedly, as conspiracies about the Maui wildfires continue to rage on social media, here’s a new claim that has emerged. A TikToker, named Peter Bent, went viral after announcing that former US military special forces were arresting local police. The person went viral on social media after sharing the news. However, he claimed that Maui police arrested former members of the military’s elite special forces for threatening the country. Furthermore, the TikToker continued to explain that a special force dominated the docks and members of the local police who were present at the scene.
They allegedly threatened the police by misbehaving with their rifles and asking them to put them down. Later, local police arrested him. Furthermore, he stated that the former commanders told local police that they were present on Maui to help and rescue citizens. However, he ended the video by stating that the island looks worse than he had ever seen. He said that the people are going crazy and starting a revolutionary cause. The TikTok video reportedly went viral while military personnel were helping Maui citizens return.
According to sources, many military personnel arrived on the island to assist local police officers in conducting search and recovery operations by securing restricted sites, providing assistance in donation distribution areas and also providing support to survivors. The official local police department was reported to be suffering from staff shortages. The police department claimed there were fewer than 400 officers arrested.
Meanwhile, the Deputy Commander of the Joint Task Force includes military and the National Guard announced that most of the impacted people greatly appreciate our soldiers. Additionally, the tragic Maui wildfires began on August 8 and spread across 2,170 acres. However, it killed more than 100 people and destroyed more than 2,000 active buildings. Furthermore, since then many islanders and others have lost their homes innocently through no fault of their own.
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