The U.S. Army has made public an extensively redacted police report detailing an incident involving a staffer from Donald Trump's campaign at Arlington National Cemetery. The report describes an altercation where the campaign staffer allegedly shoved a cemetery employee who was attempting to prevent them from photographing a ceremony honoring service members killed in the Afghanistan War withdrawal.
According to federal law, campaign or election-related activities are prohibited within Army national military cemeteries. The released report, under court order, reveals that the Trump staffer used both hands while trying to move past the cemetery employee. However, key details such as names and crucial information from the cemetery worker's sworn statement remain redacted.
