US EditionJudge Grants Bond to 2 Accused of Ramming Immigration Vehicle in Brighton Park
Marimar Martinez and Anthony Ian Santos Ruiz face federal charges after ramming Customs and Border Protection vehicles, leading to one agent firing five shots, officials said.
- On Saturday morning, federal prosecutors charged Marimar Martinez, 30, and Anthony Ian Santos Ruiz, 21, after their cars hit a CBP vehicle and boxed in three agents, prompting an agent to fire five shots at Martinez.
- A convoy of civilian vehicles began tailing the agents, running stop signs and red lights in a coordinated effort, while Martinez reportedly shouted `la migra` and was named in a CBP intelligence bulletin last week, Homeland Security officials said.
- Following the collision, both vehicles fled but were later located: Martinez sought treatment and was found at an auto repair shop, Ruiz was captured at a nearby gas station.
- Officials said no officers were seriously injured, Homeland Security and federal officials said enforcement will continue and further arrests are likely.
- This incident is the third violent encounter in one week, following attacks by Miguel Escareno De Loera in Norridge and Widman Osberto Lopez-Funes in Bensenville amid sanctuary city enforcement tensions.
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Judge grants bond to 2 accused of ramming immigration vehicle in Brighton Park
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Chicago Sun Times
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2 Charged in Chicago After Federal Agents’ Vehicles Rammed
Two people were charged in federal court on Oct. 5 after a Customs and Border Protection (CBP) agent’s vehicle in Chicago was rammed, after which the agent opened fire, according to the Department of Justice (DOJ). Federal prosecutors charged Marimar Martinez, 30, and Anthony Ian Santos Ruiz, 21, with using their vehicles to assault, impede, and interfere with the duties of federal agents in the city, the DOJ stated. The incident took place on O…
FBI Arrests Two After Border Patrol Vehicle Rammed During Immigration Operation in Chicago - Real News Now
Federal authorities have arrested two individuals in connection with a violent ambush targeting U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) agents in Chicago over the weekend, marking a dangerous escalation in anti-enforcement aggression amid heightened immigration operations across the city. The FBI announced Sunday that Marimar Martinez, 31, and Anthony Ian Santos, 21, were taken into custody and formally charged with forcibly assaulting, impedin…
The Independent
UpstractTwo people charged after cars driven into border patrol agents’ vehicle in Chicago
One of the suspects was shot during the incident, one of several clashes between immigration agents and protesters in the Windy City over the weekend
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