Rioters broke into a federal law enforcement vehicle on Wednesday, stealing documents from the car and then reading the documents live during a stream. The agitators claimed that the list contained maps on where agents were staying, how to arrest criminal illegal immigrants, names of FBI agents, addresses, as well as other apparently sensitive information.
The unidentified agitator said, as she displayed the paperwork in a livestream, "One of the ICE agent vehicles got broken into, and I found this paperwork. It has a list with FBI operation info. It's got full names of FBI agents, phone numbers, emails. There's maps on where they're staying, where they're holding immigrants. There's hotel names in there. There's judge names. This paperwork has people's full names and their emails."
Kristi Noem clarified on Thursday morning that the vehicles that were broken into were from the FBI, not ICE.
"Operational posture, this is how they're supposed to stand and how they're supposed to handle protesters. This is the transport of immigration targets. This is a map showing you where they're taking immigration targets and instructions on how to get into the building, on what they're supposed to do, on booking," the agitator added.
The leftist radical continued to flip through the pages of the documents on the live stream, reading out some of the details, including which agent the car belonged to. "This was paperwork taken out of an ICE vehicle that was left behind from the first shooting tonight," the Antifa agitator added.
On Wednesday evening, an illegal immigrant was shot after attacking an ICE officer with a shovel in Minneapolis. After the shooting, Antifa and leftists surrounded ICE officers, forcing some to leave their vehicles. The rioters then broke into cars, stealing a variety of items, including guns, ammo, documents, laptops, and other equipment.
As they stole the items, the rioters told people to put their phones down, as to not record the open theft.
The rioters slashed the tires of the cars, tore them apart, and vandalized them with the words "F*ck ICE" on the side.
The unidentified agitator said, as she displayed the paperwork in a livestream, "One of the ICE agent vehicles got broken into, and I found this paperwork. It has a list with FBI operation info. It's got full names of FBI agents, phone numbers, emails. There's maps on where they're staying, where they're holding immigrants. There's hotel names in there. There's judge names. This paperwork has people's full names and their emails."
Kristi Noem clarified on Thursday morning that the vehicles that were broken into were from the FBI, not ICE.
"Operational posture, this is how they're supposed to stand and how they're supposed to handle protesters. This is the transport of immigration targets. This is a map showing you where they're taking immigration targets and instructions on how to get into the building, on what they're supposed to do, on booking," the agitator added.
The leftist radical continued to flip through the pages of the documents on the live stream, reading out some of the details, including which agent the car belonged to. "This was paperwork taken out of an ICE vehicle that was left behind from the first shooting tonight," the Antifa agitator added.
On Wednesday evening, an illegal immigrant was shot after attacking an ICE officer with a shovel in Minneapolis. After the shooting, Antifa and leftists surrounded ICE officers, forcing some to leave their vehicles. The rioters then broke into cars, stealing a variety of items, including guns, ammo, documents, laptops, and other equipment.
As they stole the items, the rioters told people to put their phones down, as to not record the open theft.
The rioters slashed the tires of the cars, tore them apart, and vandalized them with the words "F*ck ICE" on the side.
