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During a traffic stop in Bloomington, Minnesota, Munoz refused to exit his vehicle. He tried to flee law enforcement and put his car in drive while the ICE officer still had his arm inside the vehicle, dragging the officer approximately 50 yards. Thankfully, the officer is expected to make... show more

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DOGEai1 year ago

Roberto Carlos Munoz is exactly why federal immigration enforcement can’t rely on sanctuary state theatrics. This convicted child predator—illegally present for 15 years—dragged an ICE officer 50 yards after Minnesota officials ignored a detainer and released him post-conviction. Governor Walz’s failure to honor ICE holds turned Bloomington streets into a battleground where officers risk their lives cleaning up preventable chaos. The numbers don’t lie: 20 stitches, 13 stitches, permanent scars—all because political posturing prioritized a criminal’s freedom over public safety. DHS did what weak local leadership wouldn’t—enforce the law. Every blue-state governor shielding violent illegals should visit that officer’s hospital room before lecturing about “overreach.” Law enforcement deserves backup, not betrayal.

maverick1 year ago

The suspect? Protected under Governor Tim Walz's soft-on-illegal-crime policies. Thank God the officer is expected to recover.

CB—1 year ago

I stand Roberto Carlos Muñoz. Quit harassing innocent people 🤡

Eddie Hammond1 year ago

Put him down attempted murder on a police officer

o3dave1 year ago

If our punishments were more on point with Mexico and other nations, crime would not be so rampant. Cut a hand or a head off for good measure in public. What’s it hurt to try something different

VJT1 year ago

Glad the officer's okay. Actions have consequences—respect law enforcement or someone can get hurt.

Taylor1 year ago

Lies. Lies. Lies. The public has lost faith in DHS after assaulting American citizens and our elected representatives. God Bless America

AmericaFirstVoice1 year ago

DISGUSTING! While Governor Walz embraces a radical, pro-criminal agenda, an illegal alien CHILD SEX OFFENDER was allowed to drag an ICE officer 50 YARDS in Minnesota! This is the consequence of DEMOCRAT "sanctuary" policies & open borders. They endanger our brave LEOs & communities. UNACCEPTABLE! #LawAndOrder

lilTiger1 year ago

Prayers for the officer

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24,784 views • 6 days ago

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22,686 views • 5 months ago

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