US EditionAir marshals mistaken for ICE chased out of Korean restaurant
Three off-duty air marshals were escorted away after being mistaken for immigration agents amid ongoing protests, with no arrests or injuries reported, deputies said.
- Around 6:20 p.m. on Wednesday, three federal air marshals were chased out of Plaza Mexico, 3100 block of E. Imperial Hwy, Lynwood, after being mistaken for Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents and were escorted by deputies into an unmarked van to Century Station.
- Someone inside the restaurant identified the officers as ICE agents, and rumors spread on social media, prompting demonstrators to gather outside Plaza Mexico in Lynwood on Wednesday.
- The air marshals called for help, prompting dozens of deputies from two nearby stations to respond; deputies formed a skirmish line in the parking lot of Plaza Mexico to separate the marshals from about 20 people outside.
- After the marshals left the area safely, deputies cleared the scene within 30 minutes and no one in the crowd was arrested or injured.
- Amid ongoing demonstrations after June 6th, air marshals report to the Transportation Security Administration under DHS and focus on flight security, distinct from ICE's enforcement role.
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Air marshals mistaken for ICE chased out of Korean restaurant
Three federal air marshals had their dinner plans ruined when they were chased out of a California Korean barbecue restaurant by a crowd that mistook them for ICE agents. The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department said dozens of deputies from two police stations were dispatched to a commercial plaza in Lynwood, roughly 15 miles south of L.A., when a large group gathered outside the restaurant where the marshals were eating on Wednesday, accordi…
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