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- 16 de Dic, 2019
That’s the part which sticks out to me. The feds walked up to her and said to get out of the car.then clearly disobeyed a lawful order to leave her vehicle
You do see an officer try to open her car door and then she starts to drive. Probably didn’t even see the other officer in front of her car who then, due to having been hit by a car last year, reacted by shooting her.
Just complete chaos throughout the whole scenario. And nobody is going to learn from this. Protestors are going to still get up in the face of ICE officers. ICE will not train their officers in effective crowd control to lock down an area.
This is the fourth time in less than a year where major protests have broken out over ICE deployments. Lessons have not been learned from Chicago as we are seeing the same thing happen. ICE van shows up to detain an individual, civilians and provocateurs swarm the ICE agents, and backup is called in to assist which escalates tensions. We are going to see this pattern repeat unless ICE develops strategies navigate these protest impediments without casualties.
