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ProPublica:
A Protester Threw a Snowball. Federal Agents Responded With Tear Gas and Pepper Balls.
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A crew from FRONTLINE and ProPublica was filming, too.
The man being questioned, a U.S. citizen named Christian Molina, told ProPublica reporter A.C. Thompson that federal agents had followed him and rammed his car: “They looked at me and they decided to pull me over for no reason,” Molina said.
What happened next can be seen in footage from FRONTLINE and ProPublica’s new documentary “Caught in the Crackdown.”
Someone threw a snowball in the direction of the agents — and one of them responded by tossing a tear gas canister into the crowd.
“You’re tear-gassing a fucking neighborhood,” a protester yelled. “People live here.”
As the toxic haze rose, an agent pepper-sprayed protesters and a news photographer at close range. Another agent fired pepper balls into the crowd, hitting Thompson three times. One shot struck him above the right eye. Federal use of force guidelines generally instruct agents not to target people’s heads and faces with these weapons.
Then, as the agents drove away, one of them shot pepper spray from a car window, hitting others on the film team, including FRONTLINE’s director Gabrielle Schonder and director of photography Tim Grucza, who was sprayed in the face.
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A MINNESOTAN FIGHTS THE REGIME
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The Trump regime sent thousands of agents into Minnesota to terrorize communities. One person they attacked was Aliya Rahman, while she was on her way to a doctor’s appointment. They smashed her window, dragged her onto the street, and denied her medical care in detention until she lost consciousness. A cellmate had to beg guards to help.
After all that, they thought she’d stay quiet. They were wrong.
The community erupted. Protesters flooded the streets outside the federal building where Rahman was held. She was released without charges.
Last week, Rahman filed the mandatory first step before she can sue DHS—a Federal Tort Claims Act complaint—via her attorneys at the MacArthur Justice Center. “This shows we can hit back,” Rahman said. “This is not the country we’re going to have.”
Rahman is one of dozens of Minnesotans building similar cases against the regime’s invasion. The broken glass from Rahman’s smashed window is still crunching in her car door. But Rahman stands defiant: “Every time you try to break my body, you fuel my spirit.”
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