DOJ warns of people posing as election monitors at South Florida early voting sites

The United States Department of Justice has issued a warning to state elections officials, including South Florida, about reports that people are heading to early voting locations and falsely claiming that they are DOJ monitors.According to information provided by the DOJ to the Broward Supervisor of Elections, federal officials have been receiving reports that this has been occurring in southern Florida."Such individuals are not affiliated with the DOJ," officials said.CBS News Miami has reached out to election officials in both Miami-Dade and Broward counties, and they say that they have so far not received any reports of this occurring in South Florida.Miami-Dade and Broward election officials report no DOJ impersonatorsMiami-Dade Supervisor of Elections Alina Garcia confirmed her office received the DOJ notification but said there have been no reports of impersonators or suspicious police activity at the county's early voting sites.Broward Supervisor of Elections Joe Scott also con