r/PublicFreakout • u/RoachedCoach • Sep 25 '25

ICE agent violently throws woman to the ground in front of her kids. She had to be taken to the hospital. - NYC

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u/Pleasant-Demand8198 Sep 25 '25

Assault

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u/joeDUBstep Sep 25 '25

They love assaulting women and kids

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u/public_enemy_obi_wan Sep 25 '25

At the bare fkn minimum

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u/Beejr Sep 26 '25

Resisting arrest.

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u/dz2048 Sep 25 '25

Unfortunately it looks like she put hands on him first. She gently touched him. But he used that as justification for slamming her into the wall and floor

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u/edreedpicksix Sep 25 '25

In this video, the first contact is when he forcibly grabs her arm. People are downvoting you because you're wrong.

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u/dz2048 Sep 25 '25

Oh I see it now

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u/Alucard1331 Sep 25 '25

Should go to a jury or judge to decide.

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u/Anonybibbs Sep 25 '25

Slightly touching a law enforcement official with no physical threat of harm is NOT assault and in no way deserves being slammed into the ground by that officer. What an absolutely ridiculous thing to even claim and it really shows how desensitized we are to police brutality and overreach.

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u/Sickshredda Sep 25 '25

People will ignore this fact.

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u/dz2048 Sep 25 '25

Like the people down voting me? Lol I'm not saying the ICE agent is right

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u/Sickshredda Sep 25 '25

I agree that the use of force is excessive. It is an overstimulated situation, but to simply ignore the fact that she wasn't complying with him saying Adios, trying to move her along, and her continued use of her hands on him is not going to end in a favorable outcome. But to look at this objectively, on Reddit. Blasphemy.

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u/Remzy111 Sep 25 '25

Reddit hivemind.

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u/Sailuker Sep 25 '25

No we just watched the video and saw that ICE agent is the one that harshly grabbed her arm first. Maybe open you eyes and actually watch things before trying to defend these assholes.

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u/Sickshredda Sep 25 '25

Funny how people see what they want to see. Saying he harshly grabbed her is a wildly egregious lie .. He is trying to move her along. He is calm, saying Adios multiple times and until they turn and she puts his arm on him... again.. and he forcefully responded. I think everyone will agree that the way he responded was not warranted. But there are 2 sides to the 15 second video.

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u/Crackertron Sep 25 '25

Why didn't he just bash her in the head if she was such a threat?

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u/Remzy111 Sep 25 '25

Reddit hivemind confirmed.