Calls for investigation after video shows ICE officers using batons on protesters
Summary
ICE officers arrived in Frederick, Maryland, to arrest a man but left after he fled. During protests against ICE, officers used batons and vehicles to confront demonstrators, leading to injuries and calls for investigations from local leaders.Key Facts
- ICE came to Frederick on a vehicle stop to arrest a man, who escaped.
- Protests started quickly, with about 200 people blocking roads and a home.
- ICE officers used batons and drove vehicles close to protesters, causing clashes.
- Two people were taken to the hospital with injuries from the incident.
- Frederick city council leaders witnessed the events and called for investigation.
- Congresswoman April McClain Delaney demanded a full, transparent investigation.
- Some residents were afraid to leave their homes or let children walk home from school.
- The Department of Homeland Security did not provide a comment citing operation security.
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