[kellyhound]

Originally Posted by crice63 ↗

ICE bastards, if they're so proud of themselves, why do they wear masks???????????

ICE officers and their families face escalating threats, including doxxing (publicly exposing personal information like home addresses), harassment at residences, stalking, and threats directed at family members at home.

It's part of a broader surge in violence and threats since early 2025.

In September 2025, three women were indicted for pursuing an ICE agent to his home, livestreaming it, posting his address online and shouting "ICE lives on your street" outside his residence.

In Texas, an ICE officer's spouse received harassing phone calls at home, including threats like "Fuck you, fuck your family" and references to historical violence against families.

Also a number of family members getting doxxed, bounties placed on officers and general threats to homes/families after personal information is exposed online.

There's an 8,000% increase in death threats overall against ICE officers compared to prior periods.

275 assaults reported in 2025 vs. 19 in 2024 meaning more people oppose their method of operating.

[Vincentsdream]

Yeah when you overstep your authority and kill random civilians people tend to get upset.

[spycosis]

Originally Posted by Arty ↗

Does it hurt to think? Like, when the 6.4 brain cells you have fire, does it feel like you're being electrocuted?

You can't have 0.4 of a brain cell. It's either a whole cell or it's not a cell.

[Bleed]

I found this interesting...

[crice63]

Originally Posted by kellyhound ↗

ICE officers and their families face escalating threats, including doxxing (publicly exposing personal information like home addresses), harassment at residences, stalking, and threats directed at family members at home.

It's part of a broader surge in violence and threats since early 2025.

In September 2025, three women were indicted for pursuing an ICE agent to his home, livestreaming it, posting his address online and shouting "ICE lives on your street" outside his residence.

In Texas, an ICE officer's spouse received harassing phone calls at home, including threats like "Fuck you, fuck your family" and references to historical violence against families.

Also a number of family members getting doxxed, bounties placed on officers and general threats to homes/families after personal information is exposed online.

There's an 8,000% increase in death threats overall against ICE officers compared to prior periods.

275 assaults reported in 2025 vs. 19 in 2024 meaning more people oppose their method of operating.

If ICE did their job in a "clearly legal" fashion people wouldn't be so pissed off.

[crice63]

Originally Posted by Vincentsdream ↗

Yeah when you overstep your authority and kill random civilians people tend to get upset.

Thank you!!!!!

[crice63]

Originally Posted by Chacotay ↗

All I can say is, in Australia, we're watching this go down and the way the administration is gaslighting you is absolutely insane. You've basically got armed gestapo walking around your cities with absolute impunity and no LEO training, inflaming situations at the drop of a hat rather than employing basic de-escalation techniques. Hell, pulling out a gun to shoot at a civilian as a hair-trigger response? That would be absolutely unthinkable in any other country.

Thank you, you are very wise!!!

[crice63]

Originally Posted by jsundqui ↗

If this were allowed, then police could deliberately position themselves in front of the car and would have the permission to use deadly force automatically. The instructions clearly state that if the police put themselves in the path of the car, it's a situation they created themselves and it doesn't permit using deadly force.

So even if the officer claims the car posed a serious risk to him, this claim is judged based on whether he tried all other options first, such as stepping away from the path of the car.

Thank you

[kellyhound]

Originally Posted by Bleed ↗

I found this interesting...

Saw that too and that's why i said in some previous post. or he suffered from ptsd being on the job too soon in relation him being dragged by a car 6 months prior or (evil thinking) he took some revenge. Don't know, can't look into his mind.

Fact is that, especially after his previous encounter 6 months prior, he positioned himself in front of a car in a stressful situation.

Most U.S. police departments and federal agencies train officers to avoid placing themselves in the path of a moving vehicle.

This is because a vehicle can easily become a deadly threat if accelerated toward an officer.

Positioning in front often creates a "no-win" situation, forcing the officer to either shoot or risk being struck.

Safer alternatives exist, such as moving out of the way, approaching from the side (e.g., a "tactical L" 90-degree angle), or using other containment methods.

This is a typical "the perfect storm" situation imo.

Cop, with possible ptsd, moves in front of the car. Another approaching yelling and yanking on the door and Renee's wife yelling drive baby drive triggering her flee response.

[cocodrile666]

Originally Posted by Arty ↗

Try not saying insanely stupid shit and you wouldn't have to worry about people calling you a fucking idiot. Simple, really.

Why are people even debating with mentally retarded lefties like this? These matter agglomerates joked on Charlie and now that a lesbo got blown up the same memes they were spreading around are not funny anymore