Allegheny County court issues cease and desist against group impersonating poll security

ALLEGHENY COUNTY, Pa. — The Court of Common Pleas of Allegheny County issued a cease and desist order against a group impersonating poll security.

According to officials, the group, who called themselves “The Commission Security,” went to different polling places across the county, indicating they were poll security.

The Allegheny County Sheriff’s office took the order to serve the individuals, but they could not be found at the polls.

According to the order, the names of the individuals are Darnell Tate, Charles E. Pond and Tavion Montgomery Laban.

Those individuals and any other individual identifying themselves as being with “The Commission Security” are not to travel to or enter any polling place within the county.

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