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Inside ICE: Volume 2, Issue 11

Fake Badges and More

ICE agents and other law enforcement officers view some of the weapons, police equipment and more than 1,300 fake badges seized by ICE agents May 9 in New York.

 ICE agents and other law enforcement officers view some of the weapons, police equipment and more than 1,300 fake badges seized by ICE agents May 9 in New York. Sergio Khorosh, a resident of the Bronx, N.Y., was arrested by ICE agents, and ICE warned the public that a police badge alone does not necessarily reflect law enforcement status. It said legitimate police and law enforcement officers should present credentials with photo identification as well as a badge when conducting their duties.
INSIDE THIS ISSUE

ICE Arrests 95 Gang Members

MS-13 Gang Member on ICE Most Wanted List

ICE Arrests Illegals Working on Navy Planes

ICE Nabs Man Wanted for Child Rape

ICE Seizes 1,300 Fake Badges, Warns Public

ICE Opens Newest, Largest Detention Facility

ICE Nabs Criminal Alien Fugitive Guarding Philly Government

ICE Arrests Haitian Man Who Admitted Human Rights Abuse

US-VISIT Achieves Big Results in Protecting U.S. Homeland

Fake Badges and More
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