Feds indict three for alleged ‘doxing’ of ICE agent in Los Angeles
Authorities said that three women who opposed the intense immigration raids of President Trump in Los Angeles were accused of illegally accused of “Resurrection” on Friday.
Ashleight Brown, Cynthia Raygoza and Sandra Carmona Samane, according to an indictment late on Friday, faced the personal information of a federal agent and conspiracy.
Brown from Colorado and went under the name of “white”, “Ice_out_ofla” an Instagram page with more than 28,000 followers According to the social media page and an e -mail reviewed by The Times, it plays this role in organizing demonstrations against immigration practices.
According to the indictment, three women followed an ice agent from the federal building on the 300 North Los Angeles Street in the city center.
According to the indictment, they conveyed the whole event live. According to the indictment, when they arrive at the house of the agent, prosecutors claim that women have come out and shout “La Migra lives here” and “Ice live on the street and you should know”.
“Our brave federal agents put their lives even every day to keep our nation safe,” he moves. Bill Essayli said in a statement. “The behavior of these defendants is deeply aggressive for law enforcement and families. If you threaten any of our agents or employees in any way, dox or damage, you will face prosecution and imprisonment.”
A lawyer for 25 -year -old Samane from Los Angeles said he refused to be guilty of a series next month and rejected more comments.
Aurora, the Federal Public Defender Office, representing 38 -year -old Brown from Colo, did not respond immediately to the request for comments. The court records did not list a lawyer for 37 -year -old Raygoza from Riverside.
The images published on the Ice_out_ofla Instagram page caught the arrest of Brown at the beginning of this week. The video shows that a man in green fatigue and body armor has an order for his arrest, and that his car reaches what looks like a shattered driver’s side window. While Brown sees the man holding a foldable baton, he asks what his order is for. Then the video is cut.
Publications on the Instagram page define Brown as a “political prisoner ..
The US lawyer’s office spokesman in Los Angeles did not immediately answer questions about what women did online, especially online, or what the defendants did to öyle provoking the commission of a violent offense against a federal representative ”.
While the Federal Law Enforcement Forces, Los Angeles, Chicago and other city residents continued to protest the spread of deportation of Trump administration, they repeatedly expressed the concerns of the agents of ice and US customs and border patrols about “Doxing ..
Internal Security Secretary Kristi Noem, Portland, threatened to prosecute people to publish people last month in response to the brochures in Portland, who wanted people in Portland to be called to Intel collecting Intel.
However, the indictment, which returned on Friday, seemed to be the first prosecution of such tactics.
The critics of the operations of the Trump administration expressed anger on ice and CBP agents, who wearing masks and refusing to identify themselves in the public opinion while hunting undocumented immigrants in Southern California.
Last week, Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a bill that prohibits federal law enforcement officers from wearing a mask while operating in California. The superiority of the US Constitution states that federal laws are prioritized according to state laws and that some law experts question state officials’ questioning that the legislation cannot really implement the legislation.
