Did Mr Jimmenez cross over into Buffalo, NY, or Detroit, Michigan?
What am I missing here?
It's late; almost 3AM I could be missing something. 😑

San Bernardino county.

The west end of San Bernardino County, close to Upland, Rancho Cucamonga, and Chaffey Community College. Down below Mount Baldy. Jesus Christ on a trailer hitch. Those lawless THUGS.

The other day (in Chicago??) ICE tear-gassed a bunch of children having a Halloween party and kicked in the ribs of a 67 year old man whose car got trapped by ICE vehicles. In front of the KIDS.

I hope they and their godless, soulless, MAGA masters fry in Hell for what they are doing.

on TDY when I worked for the USG - during the Clinton Era prior to Newt Gingrich's takeover of the House in 1994, when our government still functioned.

Like the first poster, I thought first of Canada, then remembered our own US Ontario in California.

Chaffey College was only 5 miles away, ergo I went to Chaffey. It turned out to be an excellent college, and I had some life changing experiences there, as one does at that age.
Took myself back to Hawai’i and the university at Manoa Valley in ‘68, with the intent of staying forever. Visited the folks every year — and they stayed in Cucamonga until after dad retired from Lockheed some 25 years later.
I ended up back in California in 1979, this time on the Central Coast, and here I remain. I am a person who likes living between the mountains and the sea…

that you can practically count on getting confused sometimes. I have lost track of the Springfields, and there are at least four Duluths - Minnesota, Georgia, Alabama, and Mississippi each have one, and there may be more. Don't be surprised that Ontarios Canada is not the only Ontario.

I'm oin Colorado but born and raised in California, and in my part of the country we have duplicate place names to cities in Mexico, Central America, and South America. New York and Georgia (and probably others, those just come to mind) have towns and cities named after ancient Greece. Most humans are not exactly original thinkers.

The germane part of this incident rests more or less entirely with how the vehicle was being operated - and whether that operation was putting people in danger. With a vehicle that is judged a threat to safety/life (and note that I cannot and do not attempt to make judgement there) - the trajectory of shots fired means essentially bupkis.

I remember a time in America when a citizen could walk into a bunch of cops and actually talk to them without risking their lives

Eeffinnough!

Luckily, the victim isn't dead.

Is Mr. Jimenez the first American citizen shot by i.c.e. thugs? Is this the incident we've feared? An escalation of armed thugs randomly shooting anyone that appears in their sights?

I noticed less news about kidnapping foreign nationals, yet the American military and American thugs remains in American cities.

...have lived in the area since the 17th century.

No way in hell with out more evidence they are telling the truth then just their word.

…they claim reflexive movements are “resisting arrest” and “striking an agent. “ When someone in a car has the misfortune to be in the area, one of two things happens — the window is smashed and the driver dragged through it (beatings follow) or, increasingly, their car is deliberately blocked in by ICE vehicles and the driver is accused of attempting to run over the agents.

This (surrounding a car) has happened in California in two counties I have lived in — San Bernardino and Ventura. In both instances that I know of the victims were American. It’s happening in Chicago, where I have never been, but it’s been in the news.

American Gestapo lies. Never believe them against their victims.

And eff ICE goes without saying