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Wild moment cop drags woman out of California county meeting after furious clash over data centers

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Choi, J. (2026, September 26). Wild moment cop drags woman out of California county meeting after furious clash over data centers. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/09/25/us-news/tulare-county-board-meeting-erupts-over-proposed-ai-data-centers/

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During a Tulare County Board of Supervisors meeting in Visalia, California, a woman was removed by police after disrupting proceedings with protests against AI data centers. The incident occurred on Tuesday following debates over a proposed data center at the Tulare County Fairgrounds. The board unanimously voted to extend a moratorium on new data center projects for 10 months and 15 days, allowing time to consider future regulations amid public opposition.

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During a Tulare County Board of Supervisors meeting in Visalia, California, on Tuesday, a woman was forcibly removed by police after disrupting the proceedings with protests against AI data centers. The incident occurred as supervisors voted unanimously (5-0) to extend a moratorium on new data center projects for another 10 months and 15 days. The original moratorium had been enacted in July following public opposition to a proposed data center at the Tulare County Fairgrounds. Activists like Joe Delgado from Power California argue that such centers divert attention from local economic issues, as residents struggle with a rising cost-of-living crisis.

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A woman was booted out of a county meeting in Central California after a fiery debate over data centers erupted into chaos. asserted

debate → boot → chaos

During a Tulare County Board of Supervisors meeting in Visalia on Tuesday, the woman was escorted out by police after disrupting the meeting to protest AI data centers. “Talk about the data center! asserted

woman → escort → center

This is a global problem, not a local problem!” she shouted in a video published by FOX 26. asserted

she → shout → FOX

The meeting took place after a data center was proposed for the Tulare County Fairgrounds back in July. asserted

center → take → July

Residents quickly pushed back against the plan, which led the County Board to enact a 45-day moratorium to stop all new data center projects in unincorporated areas. asserted

which → push → areas

During Tuesday’s meeting, supervisors voted 5-0 to extend the moratorium for another 10 months and 15 days. asserted

supervisors → vote → months

With the extension, it allows the county to mull future regulations on the facilities. asserted

county → allow → facilities

“Tulare County communities are living paycheck to paycheck, to survive a cost-of-living crisis that’s only getting worse,” said Joe Delgado, from the group Power California, told The Fresno Bee. asserted

Delgado → live → Bee

“Residents here need economic relief. asserted

Residents → need → relief

Instead, our representatives fast track profitable project, while failing to address critical and urgent solutions…” asserted

representatives → track → solutions

Global Stack, the company behind the proposed project, was seeking to lease between two to five acres for 100 years, prompting a massive public backlash. asserted

Stack → propose → backlash

The company has also been pitching the idea of data centers to be built on other fairgrounds in counties across California. asserted

centers → pitch → California

According to company materials, Global Stack sees fairgrounds as underused public land that has the potential to generate revenue. uncertain

that → accord → revenue

Wild moment cop drags woman out of California county meeting after furious clash over data centers

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