Tactical Response
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Is he kidding me!! The Agent violated two procedures in the DOJ use of force policy. He put himself in front of the vehicle and he didn’t simple get out of the way. Video footage shows there was an unobstructed path to simply step out of the way. As a result, use of deadly force was not justified.
way.us
January 11, 2026 at 5:46 PM
Is he kidding me!! The Agent violated two procedures in the DOJ use of force policy. He put himself in front of the vehicle and he didn’t simple get out of the way. Video footage shows there was an unobstructed path to simply step out of the way. As a result, use of deadly force was not justified.
I can’t even……
January 10, 2026 at 6:23 PM
I can’t even……
Your response gives me pause. Martial law will replace civilian authority with total military control.. This will apply to the entire United States.
January 10, 2026 at 6:14 PM
Your response gives me pause. Martial law will replace civilian authority with total military control.. This will apply to the entire United States.
Correct! Total disregard for the UN Charter (international rules based order ) and the Wars Powers Act
January 10, 2026 at 5:08 PM
Correct! Total disregard for the UN Charter (international rules based order ) and the Wars Powers Act
I do… 💯!!! This is all by design.
January 10, 2026 at 2:18 PM
I do… 💯!!! This is all by design.
It’s all by design. Trump wants nothing more than to declare Martial Law!
January 10, 2026 at 2:17 PM
It’s all by design. Trump wants nothing more than to declare Martial Law!
Actually it was Customs and Border Patrol not ICE. The review didn’t conclude definitively that all incidents were deliberate misconduct. However, the review had a positive outcome by resulting in Border Patrol later updating their policies to restrict such tactics.
January 10, 2026 at 2:12 PM
Actually it was Customs and Border Patrol not ICE. The review didn’t conclude definitively that all incidents were deliberate misconduct. However, the review had a positive outcome by resulting in Border Patrol later updating their policies to restrict such tactics.
He claims she was going to hit him and that she did. Our corrupt administration, is saying the same. The only way to keep the truth alive, is to stick to the totality of the circumstances that make up the facts. Saying she wasn’t going to hit him, is an opinion.
January 10, 2026 at 12:10 PM
He claims she was going to hit him and that she did. Our corrupt administration, is saying the same. The only way to keep the truth alive, is to stick to the totality of the circumstances that make up the facts. Saying she wasn’t going to hit him, is an opinion.
Not accurate! The Neagle case didn’t invent federal immunity, it addressed federal supremacy, barring a state from prosecuting a marshal acting lawfully within federal authority. He was found to have acted within the scope of his duties. Modern immunities came later.
January 10, 2026 at 11:21 AM
Not accurate! The Neagle case didn’t invent federal immunity, it addressed federal supremacy, barring a state from prosecuting a marshal acting lawfully within federal authority. He was found to have acted within the scope of his duties. Modern immunities came later.
This tragedy can be debated for years, but it comes down to one fact. Nothing obstructed or prevented the agent from stepping out of the vehicle’s path. The DOJ use of force policy requires getting out of the way when feasible, before engaging in deadly force in regards to a MV encounter like this.
January 10, 2026 at 2:36 AM
This tragedy can be debated for years, but it comes down to one fact. Nothing obstructed or prevented the agent from stepping out of the vehicle’s path. The DOJ use of force policy requires getting out of the way when feasible, before engaging in deadly force in regards to a MV encounter like this.
If they are real ICE federal agents/officers, they go through very good training at the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center in Brunswick, GA. That said, they are offering a $50,000 sign on bonus. I believe they lowered their standards to get more hired. Who knows where some are coming from now.
January 10, 2026 at 1:08 AM
If they are real ICE federal agents/officers, they go through very good training at the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center in Brunswick, GA. That said, they are offering a $50,000 sign on bonus. I believe they lowered their standards to get more hired. Who knows where some are coming from now.
As per the DOJ use of force policy, when dealing with a MV in this type of situation, the agent, is required to get out of the way and is not to respond with deadly force if getting out of the way if feasible.
January 10, 2026 at 12:27 AM
As per the DOJ use of force policy, when dealing with a MV in this type of situation, the agent, is required to get out of the way and is not to respond with deadly force if getting out of the way if feasible.
Everyone can debate this tragedy for the next 20 years. It all comes down to one simple fact. There was nothing obstructing the officer from simply stepping out of the way. If feasible, this is a requirement of the DOJ use of force policy before engaging in deadly force in this situation.
January 9, 2026 at 9:54 PM
Everyone can debate this tragedy for the next 20 years. It all comes down to one simple fact. There was nothing obstructing the officer from simply stepping out of the way. If feasible, this is a requirement of the DOJ use of force policy before engaging in deadly force in this situation.
You all know that the DOJ use of force policy requires (when able) getting out of the way before escalating to deadly force. It was the Agent who positioned himself in front of the vehicle. There was nothing obstructing his ability to step out of the way.
VP.so
January 9, 2026 at 9:08 PM
You all know that the DOJ use of force policy requires (when able) getting out of the way before escalating to deadly force. It was the Agent who positioned himself in front of the vehicle. There was nothing obstructing his ability to step out of the way.
True but this Agent was with ICE for over ten years.
January 9, 2026 at 8:46 PM
True but this Agent was with ICE for over ten years.
It comes down to one simple fact. There was nothing obstructing the officer from simply stepping out of the way. If feasible, this is a requirement of the DOJ use of force policy before engaging in deadly force when dealing with a MV. This video, is very damming for the Agent! Very happy it surfaced
January 9, 2026 at 8:45 PM
It comes down to one simple fact. There was nothing obstructing the officer from simply stepping out of the way. If feasible, this is a requirement of the DOJ use of force policy before engaging in deadly force when dealing with a MV. This video, is very damming for the Agent! Very happy it surfaced
Everyone can debate this tragedy for the next 20 years. It all comes down to one simple fact. There was nothing obstructing the officer from simply stepping out of the way. If feasible, this is a requirement of the DOJ use of force policy before engaging in deadly force when dealing with a MV.
January 9, 2026 at 8:23 PM
Everyone can debate this tragedy for the next 20 years. It all comes down to one simple fact. There was nothing obstructing the officer from simply stepping out of the way. If feasible, this is a requirement of the DOJ use of force policy before engaging in deadly force when dealing with a MV.
Yes! If the state LE criminal investigators are able to conduct a proper investigation that shows evidence he committed a crime. Which we know he did and is why the FBI won’t share any evidence. If charged and convicted, Trump will not have the authority to pardon him.
January 9, 2026 at 6:56 PM
Yes! If the state LE criminal investigators are able to conduct a proper investigation that shows evidence he committed a crime. Which we know he did and is why the FBI won’t share any evidence. If charged and convicted, Trump will not have the authority to pardon him.
I’m not a betting person but I would bet that Trumo, Miller and Vance aren’t making this up.
January 9, 2026 at 6:49 PM
I’m not a betting person but I would bet that Trumo, Miller and Vance aren’t making this up.
The sad part, Trump and his administration don’t realize that. They stated “Ice Agents will have full immunity in the performance of their duties” Honestly, it’s just unbelievable.
January 9, 2026 at 5:56 PM
The sad part, Trump and his administration don’t realize that. They stated “Ice Agents will have full immunity in the performance of their duties” Honestly, it’s just unbelievable.
Federal law enforcement does not have immunity from state prosecution should the state conclude via an investigation that an agent/officer acted outside the scope of their policies/procedures. For example, engaging unlawfully in use of force/deadly force. The actions of the FBI, are very telling
January 9, 2026 at 5:44 PM
Federal law enforcement does not have immunity from state prosecution should the state conclude via an investigation that an agent/officer acted outside the scope of their policies/procedures. For example, engaging unlawfully in use of force/deadly force. The actions of the FBI, are very telling
I think the best thing one can do, is call 911 if they can. Now that the Trump administration has stated that ICE will be given full immunity to “carry out their duties “ one’s constitutional rights, aggressive use of force and the rule of law, are of no consequence.
January 9, 2026 at 5:36 PM
I think the best thing one can do, is call 911 if they can. Now that the Trump administration has stated that ICE will be given full immunity to “carry out their duties “ one’s constitutional rights, aggressive use of force and the rule of law, are of no consequence.
Everyone can debate this tragedy for the next 20 years. It all comes down to one simple fact. There was nothing obstructing the officer from simply stepping out of the way. If feasible, this is a requirement of the DOJ use of force policy before engaging in deadly force when dealing with a MV.
January 9, 2026 at 5:32 PM
Everyone can debate this tragedy for the next 20 years. It all comes down to one simple fact. There was nothing obstructing the officer from simply stepping out of the way. If feasible, this is a requirement of the DOJ use of force policy before engaging in deadly force when dealing with a MV.
I fear this is all by design. The end game, Martial Law.
January 9, 2026 at 5:30 PM
I fear this is all by design. The end game, Martial Law.
Everyone can debate this tragedy for the next 20 years. It all comes down to one simple fact. There was nothing obstructing the officer from simply stepping out of the way. When feasible, this is a requirement of the DOJ use of force policy before engaging in deadly force when dealing with a MV.
January 9, 2026 at 5:27 PM
Everyone can debate this tragedy for the next 20 years. It all comes down to one simple fact. There was nothing obstructing the officer from simply stepping out of the way. When feasible, this is a requirement of the DOJ use of force policy before engaging in deadly force when dealing with a MV.