Illegal alien Tiktok influencer who doxxed ICE agents ARRESTED for DUI, will be deported!

Illegal alien Tiktok influencer who doxxed ICE agents ARRESTED for DUI, will be deported... "On August 15, ICE arrested Leidy Tatiana Mafla-Martinez, a criminal illegal alien from Colombia who was convicted for driving under the influence in Los Angeles.” Martinez, who is well-known on TikTok for posting videos that document several ICE arrests, was filmed on Friday seated in her Tesla when agents opened her car door and pulled her onto the pavement. She also appeared to experience a medical event during the arrest, and at one point onlookers are heard demanding treatment for her.

The arrest was also briefly interrupted by a man who attempted to tow one of the police cars in the arrest. “He mocked and videotaped ICE officers chasing after him,” McLaughlin also told Newsweek. “Secretary Noem has been clear: Anyone who seeks to impede law enforcement will be found and prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.”

Martinez was initially transported to White Memorial Hospital and is currently being held in a detention center in downtown Los Angeles. On Thursday, Los Angeles Rep. Jimmy Gomez accused ICE of staging an empty migrant detention center. “One person was talking to the Mexican consulate who happened to be there, and the other person was just in the cell with their head down on a table or on the table or something. He was just kind of sitting there,” Gomez said of the center he visited recently.

“They’ve been running raids, even over the weekend, and all of a sudden there’s no one there? That’s just completely bizarre,” he told MSNBC’s Jen Psaki. You know the former Press secretary for the Auto Pen White House who was later replaced by the always disgraceful Karine Jean-Pierre​.

We will keep you posted on all that goes on in this case, and more.

There is no justice here! Teens kill another kid and this happens!

The teens who killed a white kid during a fight outside LeBron James’ @kingjames I Promise school @ipromiseschool in Akron, Ohio, ended up being acquitted of involuntary manslaughter and instead were convicted of felony and misdemeanor assault on Monday.

Two men involved in the death of 17-year-old Ethan Liming last summer at LeBron James’ “I Promise” school in Akron were found ‘not guilty’ of involuntary manslaughter, according to a Summit County jury. As relayed by cleveland.com, Deshawn Stafford Jr., 20, and Tyler Stafford, 19, were at the scene of the crime when Liming suffered a fatal hit to the head on June 2, 2022.

The Summit County jury reached the decision on Monday. Deshawn and Tyler Stafford faced two counts of involuntary manslaughter. A verdict was not reached for the first count and the jury determined that the Stafford brothers were not guilty concerning the second count. Deshawn and Tyler were also charged with aggravated assault and assault.

The public elementary school in Akron, Ohio, was launched by LeBron as a resource for at-risk children and families. In 2022, Liming was caught up in the spat with Deshawn, Tyler and Donovon Jones after driving by LeBron’s school and shooting at the three males with a pellet gun. 

The three men confronted Liming after shooting at them with the water bead pellets. Police testimonies shared in the case stated that Liming, accompanied by several friends, was high on weed and ‘pranking’ bystanders with his pellet gun. Deshawn Stafford was the first of the three suspected men to engage with Liming, until his brother, Tyler, and cousin, Donovon Jones, joined in.

Details on Liming’s fatal injuries revealed blunt trauma to the head, believed to have been suffered after Deshawn punched Liming, causing the teen to fatally hit his head on the ground. Liming’s vehicle was reportedly removed from the scene by Deshawn, Tyler and Donovon; however, the boys claimed that they acted in self-defense after Liming and his friends shot at them with his pellet gun.

Additionally, Deshawn Stafford admitted that he moved the vehicle to keep Liming’s friends from fleeing the site as police arrived.

Stafford, his brother and his cousin ultimately fled the scene. “Under Ohio law, a person is allowed to use force in self-defense or in defense of another. You’re allowed to do that,” defense attorney, Jon Sinn, shared. “You don’t have to back up from a fight. … He met a punch with a punch. These boys were not looking for trouble. Trouble came looking for them.”

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