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@altnps.bsky.social

This is absolutely horrible! A nonverbal student with special needs was walking to Santa Maria High School when ICE agents tackled him, restrained him, and left him with a broken wrist requiring surgery, according to witnesses and school officials.

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@altnps.bsky.social

The 20-year-old student is a U.S. citizen. ICE acknowledges stopping him because agents believed he matched someone else’s description.

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@altnps.bsky.social

After being released, the injured student made his way to school, where staff called an ambulance. School officials reported cuts, bruises, and a wrist injury requiring surgery. ICE claims he resisted and “never requested medical assistance.” He was described as NONVERBAL.

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@altnps.bsky.social

A student walking to school ended up needing surgery after agents stopped the wrong person. This demands an independent investigation and accountability.

independent.comICE Detains Special Needs Student, U.S. Citizen Near Santa Maria High SchoolRapid Response volunteers witnessed the student being tackled and left with injuries requiring surgery.

Bill's son, Bob

@bobyost.bsky.social

No apology...ever. No real investigation. No cooperation with local authorities. No report saying no agent wrong doing for at least a year. No agent suspensions. No agent firings. (We've seen this movie before...)

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