The 37-year-old American citizens were considered a Federal agents in Home Depot on Thursday and had been holding more than an hour near Dodgers Stadium, where the agents are boasting.
“How many horses are you in the games today?” He said one agent asked.
“Well, we held them 31,” one replied.
“That was a beautiful day today,” the first agent said.
Two come up, as Garcia sat on the cross under the sun, he said.
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Job Garcia was released on Friday from the Downtown Federal Detention Center. No public criminals will still be included. He is one of a few US citizens arrested during the forced labor. Home Security Department says that others illegally interfere with the agent’s activities.
In response to questions, Garcia was arrested and if she were faced with charges, the office of the office of the US lawyer Eli recommended a journalist to affect the home security department.
DHS with us customs and sorder border did not respond to the comment request
Job Garcia in his Swervend Lake Friday, on June 20, 2025 in Los Angeles, C. Garcia, American citizens, arrested and arrested during the attack in Los Angeles by the home depot on Thursday, on June 19, 2025.
(Luke John Johnson / Los Angeles Times)
Garcia said she was moved by what she heard while being tied.
They “called them ‘bodies,’ slow down,” she said. “My blood was begging.”
Garcia, Photographer and Dress Politician Ceremont Gradeate Niversity have been receiving delivery home in the depot, where someone came to the customer desk and said something was revealed outside.
“The Migs, The Miigagrars“He heard when he went out. He quickly took his phone out and followed the local parking agents, and told them that they were” working “until he arrived in the box.
The boundary border agent comply with a certain person and hit his baton against the passenger window, showing his video video. The glass was shocked. Open the door as people shout.
In the video, the beaten man can be seen text messages behind the wheel. Evidently, he refused to open his door.
It is not clear from the footage that happened next, but Garcia said the agent took her to her.
He recalled: “My first reaction was that to push his hand. Then he said: Agel caught his left arm, and he made his phone call.
Agel brought him on the ground and 3 others jumped, Garcia said
“Find Mrs” and go down “and” You are looking for me. You want it, get it, sir, get it. He wants to go to prison, “Angel will find out,” Agel.
“You wanted, find,” the man crashes.
Agel was hard-treated “so much that there was no spread of my fingers,” Garcia said.
Certified, Garcia had difficulty breathing.
“That moment, I thought I might have died here,” he said.
The agent put Garcia’s phone in his pocket. Recordings are kept working.
As Garcia was put in the car, her video captured the agent twice: “I have here.”
“Did you get one?” Garcia shot back. “Did you get one?”
He said the agent told him in Spanish in Spanish to “wait here, ‘although it wasn’t heard on the video.
“I speak English, you’re amazing,” you clearly shout.
No agent asked to be American citizens, he said. Nobody helps diagnose.
“They thought I didn’t write,” said later in the conversation.
The video ends after about four minutes, while it is waiting in the van.
Garcia asked for an agent to get her bag in her bag in her car, so she could show that she was a US citizen. One Mrchel returned his ID, but stayed in hand.
They were strong, and his hands started to swollen.
The agents moved him into hands of hands looking like shoels. They left the corner, and quit him to curse him to the van and they decreased at 101 the freeway.
“I have beaten my blood on their seat,” he said. And he thought, “They will remember me.”
I was with her in the van man in Mexico, faced a near future, who said her wife had six months pregnant.
“My wife told me that I would go to work today,” the man said. “Something hasn’t heard is,” he said.
“My heart went down,” Garcia said. “I wish he was the one that went from there to hold me.”
In what he went to the Dodgers Stadium near Lot K, Garcia was removed from the car and told the vities moving the van for an hour. The woman ran after her criminal charges.
Felt intense and trembled.
“They were trying to build some kind of story,” Garcia said. He told The Times that he was arrested without a license.
After transporting him, the agents later made him a finger and tried to ask him questions.
Mbeli said they wanted “to remove your story.”
Garcia declined.
He said he heard a hery say, “Trump is really working.”
When they were held at the city arrest, he met Adrian Martinez.
Martinez, Walmart, 20 years old and became a US citizen, had been arrested on Tuesday when they were trying to stop the arrest of a shopping man in Pico Rivera. Both spoke 10 minutes, as Martinez waited to go to court.
“You’re Walmart’s Childhood, of course?” and asked him.
Garcia told her what happened without the home depot.
“That’s exactly what happened to me,” said Martinez he told her. “This is bullyed by this old man. I don’t like that so I went with them and pressured me.”
US Attyry. Bill Essayli posted Martinez Photo to X and said “He is arrested for allegations of the Border Patrol Patrol Patrol agent after trying their exiling.” Martinez was charged with a criminal complaint by conspiracy to damage the organization’s manager.
Appeal is not shown on the punch, but we suspected Martinez blocking users with his car and then in trash.
“A complaint usually consists of a single fee and does not include the defense of the Respondent’s conduct, or evidence for the case,” said Ciaran Mcevoy, the lawyer in the US “said.
Martinez was released on Friday in an article $ 5,000.
“The US Attorney Essayli and the US Bormer Patrol Country Gregory Bovino suspected Adrian attacked the organization agent,” said Martinesz providers in a statement. “However, he was not fined charge because he did not attack anyone, and the evidence is clear.”
Garcia said on her scales was worried about the protests. He asked, “Don’t you think protesters who come out of the scourge, protesters, bad looks?”
“Breaking the language of the uncertain people,” he said, in the case from Martin Luther King Jr.
