Minneapolis chaos
Federal agent shoots migrant…
Two folks in custody
Revealed Jan 14, 2026 8:47 PM PST
Every week after Renee Good was killed by an ICE agent, a federal officer shot one other individual throughout a focused operation in Minnesota, authorities mentioned.
Tricia McLaughlin, deputy secretary of the Division of Homeland Safety, tells TMZ … federal regulation enforcement officers focused an undocumented migrant from Venezuela and apprehended the person throughout a site visitors cease Wednesday night in Minneapolis.
At 6:50 PM CT, federal regulation enforcement officers performed a focused site visitors cease in Minneapolis of an unlawful alien from Venezuela launched into the nation by Joe Biden in 2022.
In an try and evade arrest, the suspect fled in his automotive and crashed…
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McLaughlin mentioned the person fled in a car, however finally crashed right into a parked automotive after which drove away. One federal officer gave chase and caught up with the person, who started attacking the FBI.
Throughout their ensuing battle, two different folks allegedly obtained out of a close-by constructing and attacked the federal officer with a snow shovel and broomstick. McLaughlin mentioned the officer feared for his life and pulled out a gun, pumping a bullet into the leg of the person he began preventing with.
The assaulted officer and the taking pictures sufferer had been rushed to a hospital for remedy. Their circumstances weren’t instantly recognized. McLaughlin mentioned the 2 different topics ran again into the constructing and barricaded themselves inside, however had been rapidly taken into custody.
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The newest taking pictures comes after an Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent shot Renee Good as she sat in her car, additionally in Minneapolis. Good and her companion had gotten right into a dispute with ICE brokers over their immigration enforcement operations, resulting in the deadly taking pictures.
President Trump and the Justice Division have sided with ICE officer Jonathan Ross, describing his motion as purely self-defense. Minnesota state officers have a distinct opinion, labeling what Ross allegedly did as homicide.
