Police say a Florida woman impersonated a federal immigration officer in an attempt to lure out her ex-boyfriend’s wife.
Police arrested the Battle of Hathrasi, 52, on suspicion of robbery for being suddenly taken, lured and impersonated by law enforcement officers.
The suspect was “exposed to fear” because he was in the process of becoming a legal US resident.
According to Law and Crimethe suspect, told investigators that the incident began while she was working at Days Inn in Panama City, Florida.
On April 10, the suspected victim said she was faced with a woman who was reportedly wearing a white face mask, sunglasses, a black jacket, trousers, a hat and an ice shirt.
The affidavit said the woman had a business card with the words “Sheriff’s Office” written on it, which was later identified as a battle. According to court documents, the Battle had held Walkie Talkies, which he used to fake conversations with other agents.
Police believe the battle is impersonating agents with immigration and customs enforcement in order to lure the alleged victims who are allegedly the wife of the fight’s ex-boyfriend.
The Bay County Sheriff’s Office statement“The toilet instructed the victim to go with her. The victim got into the car and was shaken up because of the fear.”
The suspect was “terrified” because he was in the process of becoming a legal US resident.
While driving, court documents show that she fought “forced snatching” the victim’s phone while trying to contact her attorney and her husband.
Battle reportedly told her ex-boyfriend’s wife that she was taken to the sheriff’s office and could call her once she arrived at the sheriff’s office.
Court documents revealed that the fight “continued to talk badly.” [the victim’s] Husband and how to do it [the victim] Now we need to suffer from the consequences of her husband’s actions. ”
The battle is said to have driven the pair to Bridge Plaza Apartment Complex in Panama City Beach, Florida.
According to the affidavit, the fight is said to be “instructed.” [the victim] To get out of the car and go to room 108. ”
The battle reportedly distracted, but the alleged victim got the opportunity to escape from her arrest and sought help from a nearby man.
The man allegedly allowed the victim to remain in his apartment until police arrived at the crime scene.
While she waited for law enforcement, the alleged victim called out her husband, who pointed out that the ice agent “sounds like his ex-girlfriend.”
Deputies with the Bay County Sheriff’s Office determined that the suspect was “shaking” with apparent fear in the apartment, according to the arrest that caused it.
Law enforcement said the fight was about to flee to Alabama, but officers arrested her before she crossed the state line. Police body cam video show She refused to open the car door when instructed by the officer, so she initially wasn’t working with the deputies.
According to the affidavit, her husband received an injunction against the fight “on issues he had in the past.” In one incident about two years ago, the fight “appeared in his business and attacked him.”
An ICE spokesman said Newsweek“US Immigration and Customs Enforcement Officers and agents are highly trained and dedicated experts who have vowed to support the law, protect Americans and support the national security interests of the United States.”
“Ice strongly condemns the impersonation of its officers or agents,” the spokesman added. “The measures are not only dangerous, they are illegal. Scarers could be arrested and charged with criminal offences at both the state and federal levels (see the lawsuit). 18 USC 912). ”
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