Minneapolis Video Exposes ICE Bust Gone Wrong

0:00On April 7, Minneapolis just dropped a video from a January incident that flips the script on a federal immigration bust, Gone Wrong. It shows a nighttime chase ending in a scuffle outside a house, where an ice officer fired one shot, hitting a man in the thigh. No one died, but it led to suspensions for two unnamed federal officers tied to the Trump era's Operation Metro Surge. The feds first claimed two guys, Alfredo Alejandro Aljorna and Julio Cesar Sosa Olsa Celis attacked the officer with the broom handle in snow shovel, but the grainy footage capture from a distance shows someone tossing a shovel aside as the chased man runs up and falls. That mismatch prompted the top federal prosecutor to drop all charges with prejudice, citing new evidence that didn't line up. Mayor Jacob Frey called it out straight, saying the video proves the government's story doesn't match reality, just like other cases in that, Operation. The protesters showed up fast after the shot, clashing with geared up officers, and

1:03now attorneys for the men are staying quiet amid probes. Ice admits two of their officers likely lied under oath and put them on leave, facing possible firing or charges. State and county prosecutors are still digging, frustrated by feds holding back info on this in two fatal shootings by federal agents. This video drops more heat on tensions between local and federal forces in Minnesota's immigration crackdown, with investigations rolling on to sort. The full truth.