US EditionFBI Reveals How Mistaken Identity by ICE Led to Chase, Shooting of Venezuelan Immigrant in North Minneapolis
Judge Douglas Micko ordered release of two men charged with assaulting federal officers after an ICE shooting, citing minimal criminal history and community ties, with conditions imposed.
- On Wednesday, U.S. Magistrate Judge Douglas Micko ordered the release of Julio Cesar Sosa-Celis and Alfredo Alejandro Aljorna after they appeared at the Warren E. Burger Federal Building in St. Paul wearing orange jumpsuits, scheduling their release for noon Thursday.
- Two out-of-state ICE agents ran a license plate tied to Joffre Barrera and pursued a car that Alfredo Alejandro Aljorna was driving, sparking a chase, the FBI affidavit filed Jan. 16 shows.
- The affidavit says the agent fired one shot that struck Julio Cesar Sosa-Celis in the leg, prompting a tense standoff of about an hour as agents deployed tear gas and detained family members, later separating the women and returning toddlers ages 1 and 4 to relatives.
- Federal prosecutors said they will appeal and have until noon Thursday, Jan. 22, to file an appeal while the men remain in U.S. Marshals Service custody.
- Protests have followed the shooting, with local rallies in Great Falls emphasizing national enforcement impacts as Dylan Kunz said `The foreign armed invasion of Venezuela...` and Gerry Jennings said `I just lost hope` and `You can't lose hope, because then we lose.
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FBI reveals how mistaken identity by ICE led to chase, shooting of Venezuelan immigrant in north Minneapolis
MINNEAPOLIS — The FBI provided its most robust explanation of the car chase and alleged assault that led an ICE agent to shoot a Venezuelan immigrant at his north Minneapolis duplex on Jan. 14, including how a case of mistaken…
FBI reveals how mistaken identity by ICE led to chase, shooting of Venezuelan immigrant
A federal affidavit details what precipitated the alleged broom attack of an agent that ended with him firing a single shot, wounding a man who was not the original target.
In a preliminary hearing and detention order this Wednesday, a federal judge in Minnesota ruled that two Venezuelan men who were arrested by ICE agents last week, including one who was shot by a federal agent,…
2 men arrested in north Minneapolis ICE shooting to be released
A federal judge on Wednesday ordered the release of two men arrested last week after an immigration officer shot one of them in north Minneapolis. U.S. District Court Judge Douglas Micko ruled that the two men did not pose a threat to public safety or a high risk of fleeing from court obligations, citing their past nonviolent criminal histories and familial ties. But he also stated that he had no authority over whether U.S. Immigration and Custo…
Legitimate investigation of Minneapolis ICE shooting unlikely, according to Sen. Dick Durbin - IPM Newsroom
Illinois Newsroom - The senior senator from Illinois and Democratic whip said the federal government’s efforts to block state and local law enforcement from fully investigating the Minneapolis shooting is “proof positive this is not a credible investigation.” The post Legitimate investigation of Minneapolis ICE shooting unlikely, according to Sen. Dick Durbin appeared first on IPM Newsroom.
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