A federal grand jury last month allegedly illegally illegally recognized an immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent (DOJ). Announced On Friday.
Three women – two from southern California and one from Colorado – allegedly followed an ice agent house, brought alive the encounter and posted the officer’s house address on Instagram.
The Woman – 37 -year -old Synthia Regosa of California, California; 38 -year -old Ashley Brown of 25 -year -old Arora of Panorama City, California, Kolo and Sandra Carmona Saman, was charged with a conspiracy and a count of a conspiracy to disclose the personal information of a federal agent.
“Our brave federal agents spent their lives on line every day to keep our nation safe,” said in a statement, Bill Eeseli, Attorney of the Central District, California. “Conduct of these defendants is deeply aggressive to law enforcement officers and their families. If you threaten any one of our agents or employees, or harm in any way, you will face prosecution and jail time.”
The Sangh and Brown were detained on federal criminal complaints. DOJ said that brown is in federal custody without bonds, while Samain is free on a $ 5,000 bond. The discovery of Rawgoza continues.
The prosecution comes when snow raids across the country have faced fierceness from workers and democrats. In recent weeks, the Trump administration has vowed to take action against those people or disrupt the work of federal immigration officers.
Late Friday night, Attorney General Palm Bandi Announced The Department of Justice will deploy federal agents for ice facilities and “wherever” federal immigration officers “will come under siege”.
According to the indictment, the women allegedly followed the ice agent from the Civic Center District from Civic Center District at Los Angeles.
The defendants chased themselves on Instagram and were giving directions to the ice agent’s house. When they reached the officer’s house, the women say during Instagram Livestream that their “neighboring snow,” La Migra lives here, “and” Ice stays on your road and you should know, “the prosecution said in the prosecution.
If convicted, the three women can face a prison of up to five years for each count, DOJ said.
