Sheriff Destroys Dinesh D’Souza’s Claim His Movie Sparked Election Fraud Investigation

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Yuma County Sheriff Leon Wilmot torpedoed Dinesh D’Souza’s claim that his deeply flawed 2020 election documentary prompted a new voter fraud investigation in Arizona.

The Arizona Mirror reported on Monday on D’Souza’s claim, in an interview on Jason Whitlock’s podcast, that his film 2000 Mules prompted the Yuma County Sheriff’s Office to open an investigation into voter fraud.

“The Sheriff of Yuma saw our movie, went berserk and has opened up an investigation in Yuma, Arizona,” D’Souza said. “I believe there will be arrests very soon.”

The Mirror reached out to Wilmot’s office for comment on D’Souza’s claims. The sheriff told the outlet that his office’s 2020 voter fraud investigation has been active “for over a year,” much earlier than when D’Souza premiered his film at Mar-a-Lago in early May.

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