A vehicle being pursued by United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) allegedly caused a fatal accident in St. Paul, Minnesota Wednesday, an independent journalist reported.
The Minneapolis-St. Paul area has seen previous violent incidents, including the fatal shootings of Alex Pretti and Renee Nicole Good during confrontations involving “rapid-response” to ICE operations. Video taken at the scene by “KimKatieUSA” showed the aftermath of what she described as a “6-car crash” in a Wednesday afternoon post on X.
WATCH:
St. Paul MN BREAKING: 6-car crash after anti-ICE mob smashed into ICE agents’ vehicles.
Rabid Responders screaming about a possible fatality (still unconfirmed).
Obstructing ICE on roadways ends like this. Updates coming. pic.twitter.com/A3kYE57XTL
— Kim “Katie” USA (@KimKatieUSA) February 11, 2026
“BREAKING: 6-car crash after anti-ICE mob smashed into ICE agents’ vehicles. Rabid Responders screaming about a possible fatality (still unconfirmed),” KimKatieUSA posted. “Obstructing ICE on roadways ends like this. Updates coming.”
The independent journalist also posted a video of emergency medical technicians moving a completely covered person on a gurney to a waiting ambulance from the scene.
Two witnesses who were laughing said that the vehicle being pursued by ICE was responsible for the collision in a 20-minute video posted to X by KimKatieUSA. ICE later detained the person they were pursuing, KimKatieUSA reported, including a photo of the apparent suspect.
Multiple vehicles reportedly belong to Rabid Responders who collided with ICE. Waiting on official confirmation from DHS.
This is the direct cost of playing FAFO with federal agents. pic.twitter.com/TG7280dD4a
— Kim “Katie” USA (@KimKatieUSA) February 11, 2026
The Department of Homeland Security did not immediately confirm details of the incident when reached for comment by the Daily Caller News Foundation.
The St. Paul Police Department did not immediately respond to requests for comment from the DCNF, but did issue a statement through X on Wednesday.
KimKatieUSA questioned their characterization in a post on X.
“Statement from St. Paul police,” KimKatieUSA said. “Odd that non-life-threatening injuries had the victim completely covered with no assistance being given as they wheeled the person into the ambulance.”
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