Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump claimed that representatives of law enforcement had visited areas around polling stations in Philadelphia and Detroit. However, local authorities have denied these allegations, rejecting the idea of increased police activity in those areas, reports CNN. According to Detroit Election Department spokesperson Matt Friedman, they are unaware of any police presence in the city during the elections, other than what was mentioned at last Thursday’s press conference and widely reported across the country. A representative from Detroit’s mayor’s office als…