Border Patrol agents operating under Operation Portland reportedly opened fire while attempting to arrest suspected members of the violent Tren de Aragua gang last week. The shooting followed a chaotic confrontation where the alleged gang-affiliated members weaponized their vehicle against the agents. Portland Police Bureau Chief Bob Day lost control of his emotions and began to cry as he later defended the operation during a tense news conference.
Investigators say agents discharged their weapons after the suspects ignored commands and attempted to flee, sparking a fast‑moving struggle that unfolded in a residential neighborhood already rattled by rising gang activity. The shooting immediately intensified scrutiny on the law enforcement tactics, setting the stage for the chief’s emotional collapse as reporters pressed him on the department’s handling of the encounter.
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