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Department of Homeland Security Changes Story of Maryland ICE Shooting After Local Police Release Contradicting Details
DHS changed its report after police showed only one person was in the van; the other injured man was in ICE custody during the Glen Burnie enforcement operation.
- On December 24, 2025, Department of Homeland Security revised its account after Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents fired at a van during an operation in Glen Burnie, Maryland, following a conflicting report from Anne Arundel County Police Department.
- According to ICE's first statement, three ICE agents fired defensively after the van's driver rammed vehicles and drove toward officers.
- The driver, Tiago Alexandre Sousa-Martins, is held at a detention center in Bowling Green, Virginia, while Solomon Antonio Serrano-Esquivel was treated for whiplash and remains in ICE custody.
- Amid national outcry, DHS faces scrutiny after ICE altered its account of a Glen Burnie shooting last week, while federal officials investigate the incident.
- Federal officials' repeated claims that vehicles were 'weaponized' frame the Glen Burnie update, but no video exists and the two detained men are the only apparent non-law-enforcement witnesses.
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The Department of Homeland Security modified its version of an immigration law enforcement shooting in a Baltimore suburb on Christmas Eve after the details of his initial statement were...
Department of Homeland Security changes story of Maryland ICE shooting after local police release contradicting details
The Department of Homeland Security has altered its account of an immigration enforcement-related shooting in a Baltimore suburb on Christmas Eve after details in its initial statement were contradicted by local police.
·Atlanta, United States
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