In a recent incident at a Sam’s Club in a Chicago suburb, a US citizen reported that his family, including his one-year-old daughter, was pepper-sprayed by federal immigration agents. The incident was captured on video, showing the family’s distress, though the Department of Homeland Security denied any pepper spray was deployed. The incident occurred amidst increased ICE activity in Chicago, part of what has been described as an immigration crackdown. These tactics, criticized by local activists and community members, have led to arrests and legal challenges, including court rulings against the use of force by ICE agents.
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On Thursday, an altercation at Lake Worth Community High School in South Florida led to the hospitalization of dozens of students and faculty. Palm Beach County Fire Rescue confirmed that 32 individuals were transported to hospitals after pepper spray was deployed during a fight. The school principal reported that school police and administrators intervened, utilizing pepper spray to de-escalate the situation involving multiple students. Despite the incident, the campus remained secure, and classes continued as scheduled.
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A 25-year-old woman and her 11-month-old daughter were pepper-sprayed on an M train near Court Square station in Queens after the woman refused a stranger’s request to use her phone. The attack occurred on the train after the pair boarded together. Both victims were hospitalized but are expected to recover. Police are investigating and urge anyone with information to contact Crime Stoppers.
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Far-right influencer Nick Fuentes was arrested and charged with battery after allegedly pepper-spraying and assaulting a woman who went to his home in Berwyn, Illinois. The woman, Marla Rose, claims she visited Fuentes’ residence to confront him following his controversial “Your body, my choice” social media post. Fuentes, who was released pending a December 19 court appearance, claims self-defense due to alleged death threats and doxing following his viral post. Both individuals have taken to social media to publicize their perspectives on the incident.
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ICE Agents Pepper-Spray Family in Illinois: Video Surfaces
In a recent incident at a Sam’s Club in a Chicago suburb, a US citizen reported that his family, including his one-year-old daughter, was pepper-sprayed by federal immigration agents. The incident was captured on video, showing the family’s distress, though the Department of Homeland Security denied any pepper spray was deployed. The incident occurred amidst increased ICE activity in Chicago, part of what has been described as an immigration crackdown. These tactics, criticized by local activists and community members, have led to arrests and legal challenges, including court rulings against the use of force by ICE agents.
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Florida High School: Pepper Spray Incident Hospitalizes 32 Students and Staff
On Thursday, an altercation at Lake Worth Community High School in South Florida led to the hospitalization of dozens of students and faculty. Palm Beach County Fire Rescue confirmed that 32 individuals were transported to hospitals after pepper spray was deployed during a fight. The school principal reported that school police and administrators intervened, utilizing pepper spray to de-escalate the situation involving multiple students. Despite the incident, the campus remained secure, and classes continued as scheduled.
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Woman, Baby Pepper-Sprayed on NYC Subway: Outrage Over Attack
A 25-year-old woman and her 11-month-old daughter were pepper-sprayed on an M train near Court Square station in Queens after the woman refused a stranger’s request to use her phone. The attack occurred on the train after the pair boarded together. Both victims were hospitalized but are expected to recover. Police are investigating and urge anyone with information to contact Crime Stoppers.
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Fuentes Faces Battery Charge After Home Confrontation
Far-right influencer Nick Fuentes was arrested and charged with battery after allegedly pepper-spraying and assaulting a woman who went to his home in Berwyn, Illinois. The woman, Marla Rose, claims she visited Fuentes’ residence to confront him following his controversial “Your body, my choice” social media post. Fuentes, who was released pending a December 19 court appearance, claims self-defense due to alleged death threats and doxing following his viral post. Both individuals have taken to social media to publicize their perspectives on the incident.
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