Overview

• The Oct. 5 incident at the South Portland ICE facility involved an AMR crew treating a protester with a broken or dislocated collarbone.
• Crew reports say agents blocked the exit, pressed to ride in the ambulance without arrest paperwork, and a plainclothes person stepped in front of the vehicle.
• The driver wrote that an agent yelled, "Don't you ever do that again, I will shoot you, I will arrest you," after the parked ambulance lurched slightly.
• Dispatch audio and records show the patient was 32, the ambulance left roughly 20 minutes after arrival, and unmarked federal vehicles followed it to the hospital.
• The Teamsters local confirmed the crew’s account to The Oregonian, and DHS has not responded to multiple requests for comment.