Based on historical accounts of the "State Line Mob" wars, the tension between Alcorn County officials (led by Sheriff Sam Cletton Wilbanks) and McNairy County Sheriff Buford Pusser primarily stemmed from jurisdictional disputes and accusations of corruption. Because the criminal activity straddled the Tennessee-Mississippi border, the two sheriffs were frequently at odds over who had the right to police the "State Line" strip. The "State Line" Loophole The core conflict was geographical. The "S
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