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Saboteurs Pop Border Patrol Agent's Tire With Homemade Spike Strip In LA County: Official
VAN NUYS, CALIFORNIA, JUL 9 – Four U.S. citizens face felony charges for using homemade spike strips to disable Border Patrol vehicles during a federal immigration enforcement operation, amid a 700% rise in attacks on agents, officials said.
- Four people were arrested in Van Nuys for allegedly attempting to disable U.S. Border Patrol vehicles during an operation, according to U.S. Border Patrol Chief Agent Gregory Bovino.
- The suspects used improvised devices aimed at disabling the vehicles during an immigration enforcement operation, as reported by Gregory Bovino.
- One individual was arrested for assaulting a Border Patrol agent during the incident, according to authorities.
- Secretary Noem stated that those who obstruct or assault law enforcement will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.
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