Name: Tennessee company recruits veterans to guard Minnesota polls, report finds
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Nashville Tennessean The chairman of a private security company based in Tennessee said the firm was hired by a private sector client to provide security guards for polling sites in Minnesota on Election Day.&nbsp;a Franklin-based company located at 2000 Mallory Lane and founded by veterans, is using an online job posting to recruit former members of the U.S. military with experience in special operations to guard the Minnesota polls, The newspaper reported Atlas Aegis Chairman Anthony Caudle was planning to send a&nbsp;“large contingent” of recruits to Minnesota.“They’re there to make sure that the antifas don’t try to destroy the election sites,"&nbsp;Caudle told the newspaper. says&nbsp;it's&nbsp;mission is to "provide our clients with a level of security and protection rarely seen outside U.S. Special Operations."&nbsp;Minnesota Secretary of State Steve Simon and Attorney General&nbsp;Keith Ellison released statements that warned the security guards' presence could violate the law, "Any outside effort to supplement election judges or local law enforcement is counterproductive, unwelcome, and possibly unlawful,” Simon&nbsp;said.Election Day is Nov. 3.Natalie Neysa Alund&nbsp;covers breaking news in Nashville&nbsp;for USA TODAY NETWORK - TENNESSEE.&nbsp;Reach her at nalund@tennessean.com and follow her on Twitter

Nashville Tennessean The chairman of a private security company based in Tennessee said the firm was hired by a private sector client to provide security guards for polling sites in Minnesota on Election Day.&nbsp;a Franklin-based company located at 2000 Mallory Lane and founded by veterans, is using an online job posting to recruit former members of the U.S. military with experience in special operations to guard the Minnesota polls, The newspaper reported Atlas Aegis Chairman Anthony Caudle was planning to send a&nbsp;“large contingent” of recruits to Minnesota.“They’re there to make sure...

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