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Grok says:
The post you’re referencing from @suzierizzo1 (dated January 15, 2026) claims that 12 ICE agents broke into a home at 24th and Lindale (likely referring to 24th Avenue North and related streets) in Minneapolis, with four children inside, resulting in two people shot and injured, and that ICE blocked ambulances from providing aid. It draws a parallel to the earlier fatal shooting of Renee Good (also referred to as Renee Nicole Good).
This appears to describe a real incident from January 14, 2026 (the evening before the post), amid heightened tensions in Minneapolis over aggressive federal immigration enforcement operations under “Operation Metro Surge.”
What Actually Happened (Based on Official and Media Reports)
A federal immigration enforcement officer (from DHS/ICE) shot one adult male in the leg (non-life-threatening injury) during a targeted arrest operation in north Minneapolis, specifically in the 600 block of 24th Avenue North.
• The incident started as a traffic stop on a Venezuelan man reportedly in the U.S. illegally.
• The suspect fled, crashed his vehicle, and ran.
• He allegedly joined others in assaulting officers (reports mention attacks with shovels or violent resistance).
• An officer fired “defensive shots,” striking the original suspect in the leg.
• The person was hospitalized, and protests erupted at the scene with clashes between demonstrators and law enforcement.
• Minneapolis officials urged calm and for people to disperse.
No credible mainstream reports (from sources like CNN, Reuters, The Guardian, MPR News, Star Tribune, or DHS statements) confirm:
• A home raid/break-in by 12 ICE agents.
• Four children present in a home during the shooting.
• Two people shot (only one confirmed injury).
• ICE blocking ambulances from rendering aid.
These details seem to be unverified or exaggerated in the viral post and related social media/video clips (like the TikTok-style footage you shared, which shows nighttime chaos, crowds, police tape, and someone narrating a “breaking news” ICE shooting). The location matches (24th Avenue North area), but the specifics about a home invasion with kids and ambulance denial don’t align with official accounts or major news coverage.
Context: Renee Good and Broader Tensions
The post links this to Renee Good, a 37-year-old U.S. citizen and mother of three, who was fatally shot by ICE agent Jonathan Ross on January 7, 2026, during an immigration enforcement encounter in south Minneapolis. Good was monitoring ICE activity when the shooting occurred—DHS claims she attempted to ram officers with her vehicle (calling it “domestic terrorism”), but videos and analyses show disputed circumstances, with the agent firing multiple shots into her car. This sparked massive protests nationwide, criticism of ICE tactics, and ongoing investigations. Many view it as excessive force, fueling anger over raids traumatizing families (including children) and aggressive operations.
Minneapolis has seen multiple clashes, school disruptions, and lawsuits from local leaders trying to curb federal actions. The January 14 shooting appears to be a separate enforcement incident that escalated amid this charged atmosphere.
The claim in the post seems to stem from real events but includes unconfirmed dramatic elements possibly amplified on social media. Always cross-check breaking claims like this with local news outlets (e.g., Star Tribune, KARE 11, or MPR) or official statements, as misinformation spreads quickly in heated situations. If more details emerge, the story could evolve—things are moving fast in Minneapolis right now.
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x.com/aldamu_jo/status/2009686662360772612
Yes, the core incident in the tweet/video is real and happened — ICE agents did detain a man described by witnesses as a pastor (named Pastor Lourenço, formerly of Open Door Church in Portland, Maine) in Lewiston, Maine, around Christmas Eve 2025 (reports vary slightly between Dec 23–24). The video circulating widely (including the one attached to the @aldamu_jo post and originals from late December) shows agents in tactical gear removing him from a vehicle, cuffing him, and leading him away despite protests.
Key Details from Credible Reports
• Location & Date: Near the Picker House Lofts apartment complex in Lewiston, Maine, on or around December 23–24, 2025.
• What the Video Shows: Agents approach a vehicle, argue with the man (who reportedly showed ID), forcibly remove him (dragging him out/on the ground in some descriptions), and cuff him. Witnesses yell “He’s a pastor! You’re beating a pastor!” An agent responds dismissively with something very close to “He’s not a pastor in this country” (or “Not in this state” in some accounts) — this quip is widely quoted across sources.
• Context: ICE labeled it an arrest of an “Angola suspect” (likely an Angolan national suspected of immigration violations). The man was from Angola (or of African origin), and supporters claim he was a respected local pastor/community leader who had contributed to faith and service in Maine. He was detained to verify his legal status, even after showing ID — standard ICE procedure for suspected immigration issues, but the timing (holidays) and force used sparked outrage.
• Aftermath: Advocacy groups (e.g., on Instagram/Facebook) called for support, legal fees, and highlighted it as xenophobic/racist. Some pro-enforcement accounts mocked the “pastor” claim, saying it doesn’t grant legal status. No major injuries or charges against agents reported yet, but it’s part of broader criticism of ICE actions under the current administration (including other pastor-related incidents in 2025).
Why It Went Viral & Got Sensationalized
The story exploded on social media (Facebook, Instagram, X/Twitter, Yahoo/New Republic articles) with emotional framing: “Violently detained a pastor on Christmas Eve,” “Trump’s goons,” “celebrating the birth of Jesus by brutalizing a Christian.” Left-leaning outlets emphasized cruelty/racism; right-leaning ones noted “yelling ‘he’s a pastor’ doesn’t grant legal status.” The agent’s quip became a meme-like soundbite highlighting perceived callousness.
Caveats
• “Violent” & “beating” claims are subjective — the video shows forceful handling (dragging/cuffing), but not extreme beatings (no visible weapons beyond standard gear). Descriptions vary by source.
• Legal status — ICE proceeded because they suspected immigration violations (possibly overstay or unlawful presence from Angola). Being a pastor doesn’t exempt anyone from immigration enforcement.
• This fits a pattern of 2025 ICE actions drawing protests, including detentions of other clergy or aggressive enforcement.
The tweet from @aldamu_jo (posted Jan 9, 2026) is recirculating an older viral clip from late December — accurate in quotes and events, but like many posts, it’s framed to provoke outrage. If you’re seeing it now, it’s because the clip keeps getting reshared amid ongoing immigration debates.
Bottom line: The detention and key quotes are factual, backed by video evidence and multiple news/advocacy reports. It’s not fabricated like some viral stories we’ve discussed before. If more official ICE statements emerge, it could clarify the man’s exact status, but the incident itself checks out.
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Those who prevented the care reaching the victim should be charged with murder:
https://x.com/adamscochran/status/2008999796078424218?s=46&t=XgBsxv5LyxWhmBuQ2wK5bA
Ice don’t have a general right to stop drivers:
https://x.com/adamscochran/status/2009016718287622530?s=46&t=XgBsxv5LyxWhmBuQ2wK5bA
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