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ICE agents try to detain US citizen in St Peter, Minnesota. Her 'crime' was filming them.
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this post was submitted on 31 Jan 2026
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Police are Allowed to Protect people AGAINST ICE?
They'll only do it if they are friends. Husband said in an article that he has known the chief of police for years.
If your husband is personally friends with the police chief, yes.
We found the good cop. Yay!
Nah, turned out it's just nepotism as usual. The woman's husband personally knows the police chief.
The good cop is the one that quits after all their hopeful naivety that somehow survived "training" is sucked out on their first day.
As yes remove the good so that all that's left is the bad
That is one of the goals of their training process, yes.
No, let's remove them all.