Women Followed ICE Agent, Broadcast His Home to Mob Online
Three women from California and Colorado face federal accusations after having pretended to have an American immigration and customs (ICE) agent in downtown Los Angeles at his home. The American lawyer for the California central district said that women had disseminated the pursuit of Instagram, publicly revealing their speech to their supporters – a law prosecutor says the agent has endangered the agent and prompted harassment.
“Our courageous federal agents have brought their lives into play every day to ensure the security of our nation,” the actual United States prosecutor said in a statement on Friday. “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 take a prison sentence. ”
The prosecutors said that Cynthia Raygoza, 35, Ashleigh Brown, 38, and Sandra Carmona Samane, 25, followed an ice agent from Los Angeles Civic Center at his home. During their prosecution of the agent, the woman would have been broadcast live from their harassment, providing instructions during their trip to the agent’s home. Women would have encouraged others to share their video to broadcast their work.
According to the indictment, the women arrived at his home and began to cry out to the neighbors of the agent when their live broadcast continued. They publicly disclosed the agent’s reception address and told their viewers to “go down”.
They would have said to the neighbors: “The neighbor is ice”, “The migra lives here” and “Ice lives on your street and you should know”.
The grand jury charged women for a conspiracy chief and a public disclosure chief of the personal information of a federal agent. If they are convicted, they could each incur up to five years in federal prison, the American prosecutor’s office reported.
Brown is also accused of assault against a federal officer in an unrelated case. She remains in custody without surety, said prosecutors.
Samone was released from the custody of an obligation of $ 5,000.
The prosecutors said that Raygoza remains in freedom and that the federal agents and the American marshals were looking for her.
Special agents with ICE internal security surveys investigate the incident.
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