Body Camera Video shows the police, which reacts to the “chaotic” ice operation

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Worcester, Massachusetts (WBZ) -The police from Worcester has published a video camera video of what civil servants were pushed when they were called to an ice operation in Eureka Street last week. A large amount tried to keep ice agents from taking a woman in custody.

In the video released on Friday, people in the crowd demanded an arrest warrant of the federal agents.

The videos were uploaded to the city's YouTube page. The police check all videos that contain more than 550 minutes of film material from the incident on May 8.

Officers are seen as they try to remove the people from the vehicle in which a woman was inside who was already detained by ice.

The Worcester police said they were called for the control of the crowd. The officers arrested a woman and a teenager.

The videos show that the teenager stands in front of the ice vehicle while holding a baby. The Worcester police authority is now asking to reject the case against the young person who has been arrested.

Paul Saucier, police chief of Worcester, said the videos were published: “Illustrate the chaotic nature of the situation, as they were experienced by the officials who had to make quick, critical decisions at the moment to ensure the security of everyone on site.”

Executional regulation on immigration laws

Also on Friday, Worcester City Manager Eric Batista published an executive regulation in which guidelines for local response and participation in the implementation of federal immigration laws and operations were determined.

In the order, city workers and civil servants should not initiate any questions or investigations based on immigration status.

The city said that the municipal employees should not participate in the immigration law of a federal authority, “except in response to an application to support with the support services, which are considered necessary to ensure the security of the representative in order to ensure public security; to prevent violation of peace.”

At the beginning of this week, the town hall was closed by Worcester when dozens of people protested against ice.

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