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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsSt. Paul Police say a federal agent fired their weapon after being hit by a vehicle
St. Paul Police say a federal agent fired their weapon after being hit by a vehicle
The St. Paul Police Department said federal agents were involved in a use-of-force incident Sunday morning after a federal agent was struck by a vehicle.
According to police, just after 8:20 a.m., officers were called to the 1300 block of Westminster Street, where gunfire had been reported.
After they arrived, officers said they learned a federal agent had been hit by a vehicle and fired their weapon in response.
Police said the suspect believed to have hit the agent was not injured and was taken into custody. The injured federal agent sustained non-life-threatening injuries.
St. Paul Police stated that their officers were not involved in the arrest or the use-of-force incident.
At this time, it has not been confirmed which agency, if any, will investigate the use-of-force incident.
The St. Paul Police Department said federal agents were involved in a use-of-force incident Sunday morning after a federal agent was struck by a vehicle.
According to police, just after 8:20 a.m., officers were called to the 1300 block of Westminster Street, where gunfire had been reported.
After they arrived, officers said they learned a federal agent had been hit by a vehicle and fired their weapon in response.
Police said the suspect believed to have hit the agent was not injured and was taken into custody. The injured federal agent sustained non-life-threatening injuries.
St. Paul Police stated that their officers were not involved in the arrest or the use-of-force incident.
At this time, it has not been confirmed which agency, if any, will investigate the use-of-force incident.
https://kstp.com/kstp-news/top-news/federal-agents-involved-in-use-of-force-incident-after-an-agent-was-struck-by-a-vehicle/
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St. Paul Police say a federal agent fired their weapon after being hit by a vehicle (Original Post)
sarisataka
Dec 21
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A ton of unanswered questions here. Like: Under whose custody was the driver taken? What is the charge? etc.
marble falls
Dec 21
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marble falls
(71,086 posts)1. A ton of unanswered questions here. Like: Under whose custody was the driver taken? What is the charge? etc.
malaise
(292,798 posts)2. My question
St. Paul Police say a federal agent fired their weapon after being hit by a vehicle
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How does A federal agent fire THEIR weapon?
marble falls
(71,086 posts)4. Unfortunately, the Fed has armed a ton of morons in ICE. ... Oh, I get it, syntax. Headlines in the US are the worst.
LuvLoogie
(8,513 posts)5. It is correct usage of the possessive pronoun
which, by default, refers to the nearest preceding noun. Not always but, without further context, that is the rule.
bluestarone
(21,180 posts)3. Just guessing here, but i feel
That the police just do NOT want to be drawn into ICE confrontations. That's not good for it's citizens protections.