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Michigan nurse charged with helping immigrant flee ICE custody
Freeman admitted she let the detainee leave after a CT scan, and security footage showed him exiting the hospital in less than three minutes.
- On Tuesday, court documents unsealed in Michigan revealed that nurse Chloe Renae Freeman was charged with helping an unnamed Mexican national escape federal custody at Trinity Health Ann Arbor Hospital.
- The unnamed citizen injured himself during a May 28 escape attempt from ICE agents, prompting his transport to the hospital where Freeman worked for a medical evaluation and CT scan.
- Security footage showed the man leaving through ambulance bay doors less than three minutes after Freeman retrieved him from the scan room, according to FBI Special Agent Michael Wagner.
- Freeman, who no longer works at the hospital, appeared in federal court in Detroit on Tuesday, where her lawyer Matthew Borgula indicated she plans to plead not guilty.
- While the immigrant remains at large, Freeman admitted she "willfully" helped him because she disagreed with ICE separating families, according to Wagner's complaint.
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Michigan nurse charged with helping immigrant flee ICE custody
A Michigan nurse was charged with helping a Mexican national escape from US Immigration and Customs Enforcement custody at the hospital where she worked, court documents unsealed on Tuesday showed.
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