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Charlotte women file claims notice against US government after arrest during ‘Operation Charlotte’s Web’
Two Charlotte women, Tatyana Reisini and Kristen Roos, filed a federal damages claim against the U.S. government and agencies including Customs and Border Protection after alleging they were assaulted and falsely arrested during November 2025's 'Operation Charlotte’s Web.' The women, U.S. citizens, claim they were charged with assaulting federal agents for honking to alert the community of immigration agents' presence, though the charges were later dropped.
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