ICE lied about the shooting in Chicago....

[CC27]

Bread and Circuses

ICE lied about the shooting in Chicago....
ICE agents fired inside the car of a CBS News reporter in Chicago this morning after she simply drove by an ice facility to cover possible protest. There were no protesters present, which means the ice agent decided he wanted to shoot her. Local police have now begun a criminal investigation of ICE


https://www.tiktok.com/@aravosis/video/7555301793765330206

Jim__

1. Enough with ICE. Put these assholes in jail.

tanyev

2. Hmm, I wonder what Kyle Rittenhouse is up to these days????
19 hrs ago
Asking for no particular reason......

https://www.democraticunderground.com/100220698208

Who's lying again? 🙄

[SVPete]

How many minutes or hours before ICE shows, probably with body cam footage, what really happened?

One of the all but definitive diagnostic signs that a Prog accusation against law enforcement and/or ICE is slander is the haste with which Progs get their lie circulating.

[ADsOutburst]

2. Hmm, I wonder what Kyle Rittenhouse is up to these days????
19 hrs ago
Asking for no particular reason......

Indeed, no particular reason, since one wonders what similarity (if any) that incident has with this one.

[Ralph Wiggum]

Don't like ICE and want to dismantle it? Change the ****ing laws then! That's ostensibly the job of lawmakers who pass such things.

Our wonderful ICE officers are simply enforcing the laws that have been on the books for a long time, but sadly were ignored either on purpose of laziness of Democrat Presidential administrations.

[FlaGator]

Tik Tok is the quoted source? That fills me with positive feelings concerning the accuracy of this story.

[SVPete]

DUmmie claim:

Bread and Circuses

ICE lied about the shooting in Chicago....
ICE agents fired inside the car of a CBS News reporter in Chicago this morning after she simply drove by an ice facility to cover possible protest. There were no protesters present, which means the ice agent decided he wanted to shoot her. Local police have now begun a criminal investigation of ICE

What actually happened:

Broadview police probe federal agent who shot pepper rounds at CBS reporter's vehicle

https://www.nbcchicago.com/news/local/broadview-police-probe-federal-agent-who-shot-pepper-rounds-at-cbs-reporters-vehicle/3830881/

Broadview’s top cop says he’s opened an investigation into federal agents following an allegedly unprovoked attack on a CBS News Chicago reporter’s vehicle Sunday.

Broadview Police Chief Thomas Mills said in a statement that chemical agents were “fired from the direction” of federal agents toward a reporter’s vehicle. The reporter who was targeted declined medical attention.
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In a report Sunday night, CBS said reporter Asal Rezaei was alone, driving her truck to the facility early Sunday when a masked federal agent shot pepper balls at her from about 50 feet inside the fence. There were no protests or protesters on scene at the time.

The chemical round hit Rezaei’s driver’s-side panel, causing the chemical powder to fill the inside of her truck, leaving white residue on her windshield and causing her face to feel “on fire for at least the last 10 minutes or so,” Rezaei told Broadview police, according to the report. The chemical also caused her to vomit once outside her truck.

So:

* Contrary to what the DUmmie implied, the ICE agent did not use a firearm (= lied by omission);

* Contrary to what the DUmmie claimed, the ICE agent did not fire the pepper ball inside the reporter's vehicle;

* Key admission by the reporter, "... I did not identify myself verbally as a member of the press." IOW, the ICE agent saw a vehicle approaching and did not know that the driver was a lone reporter rather than the first carload of "protesters".

What has been "reported" is the reporter's claims. What has been learned since September 28th when this apparently happened I've not seen.

From https://www.cbsnews.com/chicago/news/broadview-criminal-investigations-ice-activity-facility-fence/ , the City of Broadview is hostile to ICE people defending themselves:

Broadview officials said Tuesday they have opened three criminal investigations into actions by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents and the Department of Homeland Security around their facility in the west suburb.

Mayor Katrina Thompson, Broadview Police Chief Thomas Mills and Acting Fire Chief Matt Martin all spoke harshly about the actions at the Broadview ICE facility, especially the use of chemical agent and tear gas on protesters outside.

"The relentless deployment of tear gas, pepper spray and mace at the ICE facility is endangering nearby village residents, harming police officers, harming firefighters and American citizens exercising their First Amendment rights," Mayor Thompson said.

From ICE, https://www.ice.gov/news/releases/ice-response-broadview-mayor-who-accused-ice-war-community :

WASHINGTON — Acting ICE Director Todd M. Lyons sent a letter responding to Broadview Mayor Katrina R. Thompson's letter sent to ICE’s Chicago field office director Sept. 26. The mayor's letter made outlandish accusations, including of “making war” on the community of Broadview.

“Unfortunately, the Broadview Processing Center continues to face violence and unlawful activity by rioters. The relentless actions of these individuals — and their attempts to obstruct the enforcement of federal law — are unacceptable.”

“We have repeatedly requested assistance from state and local law enforcement, including your own police department, to disperse these unlawful assemblies. Instead, local inaction has enabled agitators to escalate violence and placed federal officers, first responders, and Broadview residents in harm’s way.”

“Failure to help provide relief makes you a party to the obstruction of justice. There will be no change in our operational posture until these unlawful activities cease. The only siege in Broadview is the one being waged against the United States government.”

There is no place for fearmongering, misinformation, or misplaced blame, which erodes public trust and may very well incite even more violence against the men and women of ICE.

Mayor Thompson is distorting reality, pointing her finger in the wrong direction, while our officers are protecting her community — and others — from real threats, while also facing skyrocketing violence against them, including at the Broadview facility. In the past week alone, violent rioters have been arrested for assault and obstruction, and three of them were carrying loaded firearms to protest.

[FlippyDoo]

It's interesting. If anyone or any group, repeatedly broke into a DemonRat's home (especially one of the overlords), they'd be screaming to the high heavens for law enforcement to do their jobs and protect the sanctity of their home by removing the trespasser (or trespassers) and stopping him/her/them from doing it again. If law enforcement does nothing in response, they'd scream to high heavens for the law enforcement officers involved to be removed for NOT doing their jobs.

Yet, in the case of the illegals, the DemonRats are screaming to high heavens because law enforcement ARE trying to do their jobs by removing the trespassers (illegals) from our home (the citizens' country) and preventing them from "trespassing" again.

The DemonRats are a strange, contrary, and hypocritical group or to quote Barney Fife, "They're NUTS!"

[Ralph Wiggum]

...to quote Barney Fife, "They're NUTS!"

He'll always be Mr. Furley to me.

[FlippyDoo]

He'll always be Mr. Furley to me.

Oh, I liked him as Furley, too. I wasn’t born until the last half of the 1960s, and the two “must watch” shows around our house were Gunsmoke and reruns of the Andy Griffith Show. If you needed to talk to daddy when Gunsmoke was on, unless it was an absolute emergency, you had to wait until the station identification break.

When it came to Three's Company, I watched it from the start, but daddy didn't really get hooked on it until Furley appeared. There were actually a lot of times that he'd be doing something and just burst out laughing. When you'd ask him what was so funny, he'd recount something that Furley, Jack, or Larry had done or said maybe two or three episodes back.

[Ralph Wiggum]

Oh, I liked him as Furley, too. I wasn’t born until the last half of the 1960s, and the two “must watch” shows around our house were Gunsmoke and reruns of the Andy Griffith Show. If you needed to talk to daddy when Gunsmoke was on, unless it was an absolute emergency, you had to wait until the station identification break.

When it came to Three's Company, I watched it from the start, but daddy didn't really get hooked on it until Furley appeared. There were actually a lot of times that he'd be doing something and just burst out laughing. When you'd ask him what was so funny, he'd recount something that Furley, Jack, or Larry had done or said maybe two or three episodes back.

At least you understood my joke. Since I was born in 1970, The Andy Griffith Show is certainly one I'm familiar with but one that I've never really watched much of. It must not have been on locally much in reruns during my youth. The old mostly black and white sitcoms I remember watching were "My Three Sons", "Bewitched", "I Dream of Jeannie", and several others of that ilk. Each of those are available on my over-the-air channels such as MEtv, Rewind TV, or Antenna TV.

Regarding "Three's Company", Don Knotts was a perfect replacement for Norman Fell, aka Mr. Roper. It was such a silly comedy. I think Chandler Bing (the late Matthew Perry) summed up the show best in an early actually watchable episode of "Friends": "This must be an episode of Three's Company where there was some kind of misunderstanding."

[FlippyDoo]

Regarding "Three's Company", Don Knotts was a perfect replacement for Norman Fell, aka Mr. Roper. It was such a silly comedy. I think Chandler Bing (the late Matthew Perry) summed up the show best in an early actually watchable episode of "Friends": "This must be an episode of Three's Company where there was some kind of misunderstanding."

Since I was a Three's Company fan from the start (even though I loved Knotts as Barney), I was disappointed when the Ropers left and Knotts took their place, but it didn't take but about one episode for him to win me over. He was a talented guy.