ICE claims — they lie — the lady they murdered in Minneapolis was trying to run over an ICE thug. Check out the photo, taken from the video.

Notice the following:

Her wheels are turned AWAY from the agents — no way she was trying to run over them.
The agents are not in contact with the car — no way she struck them.
The agent in the front is clearly firing directly into her car.

THIS IS MURDER.

BE ON THE LOOKOUT. THIS GUY MAY BE THE KILLER.

Reports were that the killer (or federal ICE agent, if he really was that) FLED THE SCENE in an unmarked car.

Police should be on the lookout for a Chevy Tahoe with MN plates, EVC-289. Some folks video-ed him strolling to his car, and driving off.

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Deadly Minneapolis Encounter Is the 9th ICE Shooting Since September

All those targeted in the shootings were fired on while in their vehicles.

An ICE agent shot and killed a woman in Minneapolis on Wednesday, the latest in a series of shootings by federal agents carrying out immigration enforcement operations in American cities.

In the last four months alone, immigration officers have fired on at least nine people in five states and Washington, D.C. All of the individuals targeted in those shootings were, like the woman killed on Wednesday, fired on while in their vehicles. In each case, officials have claimed that the agents fired in self-defense, fearing they would be struck by the vehicle.

At least one other person died as a result of those shootings.

In September, immigration officers pulled over a man driving a Subaru on a busy street outside of Chicago. The man, a Mexican immigrant named Silverio Villegas-Gonzalez, was shot and killed less than a minute later. Homeland security officials said that Mr. Villegas-Gonzalez had hit and dragged one of the officers with his car and that the officer who shot him was acting in self-defense. But a Times analysis of video calls into question key aspects of the government’s account.

The following month, a Mexican man living in Los Angeles was shot during a traffic stop where the man was targeted for immigration enforcement. Federal officials said the man, Carlitos Ricardo Parias, had tried to ram officers as he fled the scene, and homeland security officers fired shots, hitting the man in the elbow. A federal marshal was struck in the hand by a ricocheted bullet