Dog walker threatened with gun during ICE arrest in North Hollywood
Footage shows masked ICE agents pointing a handgun at a bystander walking his dogs as they arrest another man in the US.
Footage shows masked ICE agents pointing a handgun at a bystander walking his dogs as they arrest another man in the US, Al Jazeera English reported.
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- ICE, North Hollywood
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- Lifestyle
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