Overview

• Robert Jacob Hoopes, 24, faces federal counts of aggravated assault of a federal officer and depredation of government property after allegedly throwing rocks and using a stop sign to damage the South Portland ICE office on June 14.
• FBI agents arrested Hoopes on July 25 after matching surveillance footage to public images with facial recognition software.
• At his July 28 court appearance, a magistrate judge released him under GPS monitoring, imposed a mental health evaluation and barred contact with ICE personnel.
• Court filings show replacement of the ICE building’s damaged entry door cost $7,747.72.
• He is one of 23 individuals charged in the federal crackdown on protests at the Portland ICE facility since mid-June.