Chaos is currently erupting in Minneapolis following the ICE and CBP-involved shooting of a gun-wielding man.
As The Gateway Pundit reported, Border Patrol fatally shot a man during a struggle this morning after the suspect pulled his gun out. This comes amid tensions following the shooting death of Renee Good after she tried to ram federal agents with her vehicle.
“The officers attempted to disarm the suspect but the armed suspect violently resisted. More details on the armed struggle are forthcoming,” the Department of Homeland Security said in a statement. “Fearing for his life and the lives and safety of fellow officers, an agent fired defensive shots. Medics on scene immediately delivered medical aid to the subject but was pronounced dead at the scene.”
Smoke rises from burning dumpsters, during scuffles between federal agents and community members on Saturday. Tim Evans/Reuters
Video shows a dumpster set ablaze in the street as tensions continue near the federal law enforcement shooting scene, CNN affiliate WCCO reports.
State troopers and other law enforcement officers surrounded the fire, which is still burning, while using fire extinguishers to put it out.
Authorities continue to deploy additional crowd-control measures as the situation remains volatile, with streets still crowded and chaotic.
Video from the scene appears to show law enforcement surrounding this fire:
At approximately 11 am ET, Fox News reported on the scene of the shooting in Minneapolis, where federal agents deployed crowd-control measures, including gas, to disperse rioters.
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Agents were seen arresting violent protesters and deploying tear gas as a large crowd rushed at them.
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Shortly after 11 am, Fox reported that an armored vehicle was moving through the street as rioters surrounded it, throwing frozen water bottles.
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Later, Fox's Garrett Tenney reported that the chaos was "organized," with "well-connected" people communicating with each other and "taking commands." "They got out here in a hurry, and they outnumbered this police force probably by about 10:1 at this point," Tenney said.
Tenney: I'd say it definitely does feel organized to me, and I think you can tell these people are well connected, they are in communication with each other, and they are giving them instructions. This happened all so quickly. People knew where to go, and they are taking commands. This is an organized movement here. There's communication, there's food, there's notices, there's notifications. They got out here in a hurry, and they outnumbered this police force probably by about 10:1 at this point.