Summary
A U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent named Gregory Morgan Jr. was charged with two counts of assault for allegedly pointing a gun at two motorists in Minneapolis in February. The agent reportedly pulled alongside the cars, rolled down his window, and aimed a handgun at their heads after a traffic incident.
Key Facts
- Gregory Morgan Jr., an ICE agent in Minneapolis, faces two charges of second-degree assault.
- The incident happened on February 5, 2026, as Morgan was ending his work shift.
- Morgan allegedly drove illegally on the shoulder of the road and pointed a gun at two motorists.
- The motorists did not know he was an ICE agent at the time because his vehicle had no law enforcement markings or lights.
- A nationwide arrest warrant has been issued for Morgan, who has not yet been taken into custody.
- Morgan told investigators he feared for his safety and yelled “Police Stop” while showing the gun.
- Cellphone and traffic camera footage support the victims’ accounts.
- The Department of Homeland Security has not commented on the case.
