Property

The car pictured below that was being driven by a person arrested by ICE as is reported online is someone’s property. Probably financed and insured. It was abandoned. That is not reasonable treatment of the property belonging to an arrested individual. The window is broken and the car is vulnerable to theft. That is negligence and is a liability to those making the arrest and those detaining the driver.

There is probably property inside the car.

Witnessed online was a woman employed by an immigration attorney illegally arrested. She is an American citizen. She was dragged from her car after it was rammed by ICE. They put her in handcuffs and lead her away to their unmarked vehicle without shoes on her feet. Her shoes were knocked off het in the struggle to keep her freedom. So, there now sat a damaged car with a broken window vulnerable to theft along with what were probably expensive shoes, handbag and whatever else was in that car including any documents she may have been taking to the law office.

The methodology exhibited by the agents of DHS is not safe and creates huge problems for those arrested as well as any family or friends. Lives are being turned into chaos.