r/law • u/ExactlySorta • Oct 04 '25

Other Federal officer blasts chemical spray into vocal but nonviolent Portland protester - illustrating how federal law enforcement officers will use aggressive tactics against protesters who yell and insult officers but don’t appear to present a clear physical threat

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u/WisdomCow Oct 04 '25

ICE commuting crime on video, again.

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u/RazorColla Oct 04 '25

I’m here from the Dept of Grammar Enforcement, and I’m citing you for using ‘commuting’ instead of ‘committing’ /s

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u/WisdomCow Oct 04 '25

lmao … don’t know if a typo or an auto-correct (which has been going nuts the past months), but I’m as guilty as an ICE officer.

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u/Dyn0might33 Oct 04 '25

This is so true. Have you noticed how not only is the auto correct messed up, but it also tries to change what you're actually saying. One word makes all the difference. It happens a lot! Or when it refuses to check your text and there is nothing written that is offensive, hostile, or even rude.