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‘You’re going back’ – Fake immigration agent charged for detaining Latino men and threatening to deport them

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A South Carolina man has been charged with posing as a fake immigration agent in a traffic stop.

The man, identified as Sean Michael Johnson, detained a group of Latino men in a vehicle and took their keys so they couldn’t drive home.

He was arrested after turning himself into the Sullivan’s Island Police Department last Friday.

Johnson is charged with felony kidnapping, impersonating a law enforcement officer, larceny, and third-degree assault and battery after a video on social media went viral of Johnson allegedly impersonating an Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer earlier this week.

During the video, Johnson says to the occupants of the car “you got caught where are you from, Mexico? you’re going back.” At one point in the video, Johnson appears to take the driver’s keys so he couldn’t leave.

In court, the public defender said Johnson was extremely sorry for his actions.

His family says they know he has mental health and alcohol issues and they want to help him receive the treatment he needs, therefore they asked the judge to grant Johnson bond.

“He turned himself in your honor, and I can guarantee he is not going to be a flight risk and he’s not a danger to the community.”

The judge responded by stating she is mindful of his need for treatment but is also “mindful of the indicia of danger to others is certainly there by those two charges.”

The judge said in an effort to help Johnson seek treatment she would grant him bond. Johnson was given a $20,000 bond for kidnapping, a $10,000 bond for impersonating a law enforcement officer, a nearly $2,000 bond for assault and $500 bond for petty larceny.
Johnson is expected to appear in court next on March 4 on Sullivans Island.

This comes amid a crackdown on illegal immigration as part of the Trump administration’s new orders.

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2Baba Cries Out For Help in Now Deleted Instagram Post

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This morning, 2Baba posted “Help Me” on his Instagram stories, but less than 20 minutes later, the message vanished.

For the past few days, his relationship with his current wife, Senator Natasha Osawaru, has been under serious scrutiny, as a series of public incidents have surfaced and fuelled widespread speculation about the state of their marriage.

His cry for help should not be taken lightly. But who will answer him?

Will it be his family, his close friends, or the entertainment industry that has benefited from his legendary career?

At this point, one thing is clear. The music icon seems to be calling for real support and those around him cannot afford to look away.

 

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BREAKING: Unknown Gunmen Attack Gov. Otti’s Advance Team In Imo, As Scores Were Kidnapped From A Bus Along Owerri-Road Road

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An advance team of Abia State Governor, Dr. Alex Otti, escaped unhurt after unidentified gunmen opened fire on their vehicle in the early hours of Tuesday, December 2, 2025, along the Umuowa–Ihite axis in Imo State.

The three-member team was en route to Sam Mbakwe Cargo Airport, Owerri, when the attack occurred shortly before the airport junction.

In a statement electronically signed by the Chief Press Secretary to the Governor, Mr. Ukoha Njoku Ukoha, the Abia Government clarified that Governor Otti’s main convoy was not involved in the incident and was nowhere near the location at the time.

“The convoy of His Excellency, Dr. Alex Chioma Otti, was not attacked. No member of the advance team or any other person sustained injury, and no life was lost,” the statement stressed, urging the public to disregard rumours suggesting otherwise.

It was learned that Security agencies have been notified, and investigations are underway to identify and apprehend the assailants.

Meanwhile, a commercial bus plying along Owerri -Aba road towards the Ngor Okpala axis was attacked Monday and scores of passengers were feared kidnapped by yet-to-identify gunmen.

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Gunmen attack Ngige’s convoy in Anambra

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The convoy of former Minister of Labour and Employment, Senator Chris Ngige, was attacked by gunmen in Umuoji, Idemili North Local Government Area of Anambra State.

Ngige who confirmed the incident to newsmen, stated that he was not in the convoy when the attack occurred. He mentioned that several people were shot and injured.

“I was not in the convoy. I’m still alive and well. Those hoodlums have started again. I came to my state to relax, but what happened is unfortunate. I will go back to Abuja. But I assure those who did this, they will not go unpunished.” he said

The vehicles were reportedly returning from a mechanic workshop in Nkpor when the gunmen struck along the busy Umuoji–Nkpor Road leading to Alor, Ngige’s hometown.

According to Mr. Fred Chukwulobelu, Ngige’s former Special Adviser on Media, a policeman in the pilot car was shot, and the attackers, dressed in police and army uniforms, took away his gun and uniform.

He also confirmed that a woman filming the incident was fatally shot. He added that a shop owner who rushed out to see what was happening was also shot; he lost significant blood and is scheduled for surgery, but is expected to recover fully.

The pilot car was riddled with bullets, while the wounded escort leader has undergone surgery and is also expected to recover.

Meanwhile, the Anambra State Police Command said it has launched a state-wide manhunt for the perpetrators.

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