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He has over 18 years of experience, including 10 years as managing editor at Engadget.Federal agents in Minneapolis repeatedly punched a man, forced him to the ground, and then shot him multiple times. The man was later pronounced dead. This is just the latest incident of deadly violence involving ICE, which has grown increasingly frequent, especially on the streets of Minneapolis. It’s been less than three weeks since an agent murdered Renée Good on January 7th.Just as in the case of the shooting of Good, video of the killing quickly started circulating online. Though I strongly urge readers to use their judgment before clicking through and pressing play. The video is upsetting and includes the graphic death of a human being.The Minnesota Star Tribune reports that ICE immediately tried to seize control of the situation by whisking witnesses off to the Whipple building, which has served as a base of operations and detention center during immigration raids in Minneapolis. 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The Verge has reported a tragic and increasingly concerning incident involving U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in Minneapolis, highlighting a pattern of deadly force and subsequent attempts by ICE to control the narrative. The event unfolded swiftly, with video rapidly circulating online depicting ICE agents engaging in a physical altercation with a man, culminating in multiple shots being fired and the man’s death. This incident mirrors a previous, equally troubling event where ICE agent Renée Good fatally shot a man on January 7th, further intensifying scrutiny and concern surrounding ICE’s operational tactics, particularly within urban environments.

Immediately following the shooting, ICE attempted to exert control by orchestrating the removal of witnesses to the scene and issuing a demand for local police Chief Brian O’Hara to withdraw from the investigation. Chief O’Hara, defying ICE’s orders, refused to comply, demonstrating resistance to what observers perceive as an attempt by ICE to obstruct a thorough and impartial inquiry. The swiftness with which ICE moved to sequester witnesses and influence law enforcement underscores the agency’s perceived prioritization of damage control over accountability.

The dissemination of video footage of the incident on social media platforms swiftly escalated the situation, demonstrating the power of citizen journalism in documenting interactions with law enforcement. The quick spread of the video compelled ICE to intervene, attempting to limit its visibility and control the public’s understanding of the events. This action is viewed as an attempt to manage public perception and potentially impede an independent investigation.

The Minnesota Star Tribune is actively reporting on the developing situation, providing ongoing updates as information emerges. The reporter, Terrence O’Brien, serves as the Verge’s weekend editor and has contributed extensively to the coverage, reflecting the significant attention this event has garnered. The Star Tribune’s role is crucial in offering a continuous stream of factual reporting amidst the heightened emotions surrounding the incident.

The actions taken by ICE – the immediate dispatch of agents, the attempts to control witnesses, and the demands directed at local law enforcement – represent a significant challenge to transparency and accountability within the agency. These maneuvers have amplified existing criticisms regarding ICE’s use of force and its interactions with communities, particularly in densely populated urban areas. The situation underscores a growing tension between immigration enforcement operations and concerns about civil liberties and the potential for excessive force. The ongoing reporting from the Star Tribune will be critical in assessing the factual details of the incident and evaluating the response from both ICE and local authorities.