Women accused for conspiracy in order to publicly expose the address of the ice agent
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A great federal jury charged three women for having pretended to follow an American immigration and customs application (ICE) of his workplace, by broadcasting the prosecution on social networks and then by displaying his online alliance.
The indictment accuses the trio – Cynthia Raygoza, 37, of Riverside, California; Ashleigh Brown, 38, from Aurora, Colorado; And Sandra Carmona Samane, 25, of Panorama City, California – with a conspiracy chief and a public disclosure chief of the personal information of a federal agent, according to a Friday announcement of the American prosecutor’s office for the California central district.
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“Our courageous federal agents have put their lives into play every day to ensure the security of our nation,” said American lawyer for California Bill Essayli in a statement. “The conduct of these defendants is deeply offensive for law enforcement agents and their families. If you threaten, dox or harm one of our agents or employees, you risk continuing and prison time.”
File photo: American immigration and customs’ application agents travel a street during an operation to apply the law targeted to several agencies in Chicago, Illinois, on January 26. (Christopher Dilts / Bloomberg via Getty Images)
On August 28, women would have followed the Civic Center ice agent of downtown Los Angeles at his house, in difficulty the live pursuit on the Instagram accounts identified as “Ice_out_of_LA”, “Defendmesoameculture” and “Corn_maiden_design”, according to the act of access.
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Prosecutors allege that the defendants gave instructions when they followed the agent and urged viewers to share the flow. Once outside his house, they shouted to the neighbors that their “neighbor is the ice”, “the migra lives here” and “Ice lives in your street, and you should know it” as indicated in the indictment.
The American lawyer for the Bill Essayli of the California central district, is expressed at a press conference at the Wilshire Federal Building in Los Angeles on June 12, 2025. (Patrick T. Fallon / AFP via Getty Images)
The three women would then have published the address of the online agent with the message: “Come on.”
The man broke out of anti-government and anti-top documents after the Texas Ice Ambush telephone call, known as Federal
Brown and Samane were arrested. Brown, who also faces distinct accusations of assault by a federal officer, remains in unable to detention, while Samane was released on bail of $ 5,000. Their indictments are planned respectively for September 30 and October 9.
Raygoza remains in freedom, according to the indictment.
Folder photo: A large federal jury charged three women for having allegedly followed an American immigration and customs application (ICE) of his workplace, in difficulty pursuit on social networks and then posting his personal address online. (Images Alex Wong / Getty)
If he is found guilty, each woman risks up to five years in federal prison per chef.
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The announcement comes as an ice prisoner was killed and two others were injured on Wednesday when a shooter opened fire on an agency in Dallas. And in July, the Ministry of Internal Security (DHS) said that attacks against ice agents had soared 830% since January.
