Democratic Lawmaker Says ICE Officers Allegedly Broke North Long Beach Resident’s Arm
A Democratic lawmaker stated that Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers allegedly broke the arm of a U.S. citizen residing in North Long Beach.
Sioux Falls, SD, October 19, 2026 —
A Democratic lawmaker stated that Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers allegedly broke the arm of a U.S. citizen who lives in North Long Beach. The account provided does not identify the lawmaker or give further details about the alleged incident.
The statement describes an allegation, not an independently established finding. The information available does not specify when the incident occurred, where in North Long Beach it took place, or what circumstances preceded the reported injury. It also does not identify the officers involved or explain how the lawmaker learned of the allegation.
No information was provided about the resident’s medical treatment, the nature or severity of the injury beyond the claim that an arm was broken, or whether any investigation has been opened. The account also does not include a response from ICE or say whether the agency has addressed the allegation.
Because those details are absent, the allegation cannot be assessed further from the information provided. The lawmaker’s name, the date of the statement, and any supporting documentation were not included. No additional claims about the incident, its circumstances, or any official findings are available in the summary.
Story summarized from the original created by Tara Suter on thehill.com, see more information here.
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