DOJ Announces Charges Against Activists Who Allegedly Doxxed an ICE Agent After Following Him Home – RedState
With all the burst of activity on James Comey and the indictment to two charges against him on Thursday in the news cycle until late Friday evening, it is not surprising that another big news of the Ministry of Justice managed to steal under the radar. And following the shooting intended to harm the ICE staff at the establishment of Dallas, what they signal is obvious, if it is true.
As my colleague Bob Hoge wrote earlier on Friday, the California Democratic Governor Gavin Newsom already had a bad day, after the American prosecutor Bill Essayli informed him as well as the Democrat-Majjeuritity legislature that the law prohibiting covers for agents of the application of the laws of the State and the State is a non-gy:
The Ministry of Internal Security has already told Newsom and the Golden State that the law is DOA, but now the American lawyer Bill Essayli had warned them in writing that he will ask the federal officers to continue as they were – and whoever tries to intervene will be confronted with serious problems.
Find out more: US Atty. Essayli throws Gauntlet, says that to think twice before applying the law “No Masks for Ice”
Imagine how the news of dismay suffer, however, after learning the following news, because it blows his arguments against the police authorized to do their work out of the water.
According to the office of the American prosecutor of the California central district on Tuesday, a large federal jury transmitted an indictment to two counts of activists who would have equipped an ice agent after dragging him to his home.
The great federal jury invoices to three women with the following ice agent of the house of work and in difficulty his personal address on Instagram https://t.co/4px4grmp4p
– American lawyer (@usao_losangeles) September 26, 2025
The accusation act has just been not sealed, because the American prosecutor Bill Essayli shared on his account X Friday.
The assaults and the doxing of federal agents must stop. We will aggressively pursue criminal charges against those who engage in this illegal behavior.
Today, we have not sealed a federal indictment in charge of three women – two from southern California and one from Colorado – with a… https://t.co/zitfxtio2j
– American lawyer Bill Essayli (@usattyessayli) September 27, 2025
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Today, we have not sealed an act of federal accusation that stunted three women – two from southern California and one from Colorado – by following an American immigration and customs application (ICE), in difficulty in difficulty and by displaying the address of the victim’s home on Instagram.
Each defendant faces 5 years in federal prison.
Here is what is:
Cynthia Raygoza, 37, of Riverside, California; Ashleigh Brown, 38, from Aurora, Colorado; And Sandra Carmona Samane, 25, of Panaroma City, Ca, are accused of a conspiracy chief and a public disclosure chief of the personal information of a federal agent.
According to the indictment, on August 28, 2025, the accused followed the victim – an ice agent – from the Civic Center in downtown Los Angeles at his personal residence. Live defendants on their Instagram accounts are their continuation of the victim and provided instructions when they followed the victim’s home, encouraging their viewers to share the broadcast live. Their Instagram accounts used to broadcast live the event was “Ice_out_of_LA”, “DefendmesoamericanCulture” and “Corn_maiden_Design”.
Arriving at the victim’s personal residence, the defendants shouted to passers -by during the live broadcast on Instagram that their “neighbor is the ice”, “the migra lives here” and “the ice lives on your street and you should know”.
The defendants publicly disclosed the victim’s address on Instagram on Instagram and told viewers: “Comez.”
What is the current status of defendants? Brown and Samane were arrested for the federal accusations, but Raygoza remains in freedom.
In addition to these accusations, Brown is charged in a separate case of aggression against a federal officer, and she is detained without surety. Meanwhile, Sémana was released on an obligation of $ 5,000. Brown’s indictment hearing is scheduled for September 30; The indictment of Semane is on October 9.
Essayli has a warning for anyone trying to “threaten, dox or harm” employees or agents of the DHS:
“Our brave federal agents make their lives every day to ensure the security of our nation. The conduct of these defendants is deeply offensive for law enforcement agents and their families. If you threaten, dox or harm one of our agents or employees, you may continue and prison time. ”
This is a story in development, Redstate will bring you new details as justified.
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