A British illegal alien with a criminal history was re-arrested in San Diego after allegedly escaping ICE custody with help from pro-illegal immigration activists. The man, identified as Ahmed Mohamed, has prior charges and convictions related to drugs and weapons.
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officials said Mohamed was being transported to a detention facility in Los Angeles when the escape occurred. According to The Telegraph, a masked activist intervened during the transfer, distracting guards and helping Mohamed flee the scene. He was then loaded into a van and driven away.
ICE Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) launched an immediate manhunt, and agents located Mohamed three days later. He was taken back into custody in San Diego and now faces additional charges for escape from a federal facility.
“After escaping ICE custody with the help of pro-illegal alien activists, Ahmed Mohamed of the U.K. was swiftly apprehended and placed back into ICE custody,” ICE officials posted. The agency included a photo showing Mohamed wearing a $1,700 Louis Vuitton t-shirt at the time of his arrest.
Officials expressed concern over activist interference in federal law enforcement operations. Mohamed’s original charges include narcotics and weapons possession, and he now faces new charges for fleeing federal custody.
ICE emphasized the dangers of activist-driven obstruction and the importance of enforcing immigration law, especially when it involves individuals with prior criminal records.
