CHARLOTTE, N.C. (QUEEN CITY NEWS) — Two Charlotte women are suing federal immigration agents after they say they were followed, threatened, assaulted, and arrested during “Operation Charlotte’s Web” last year.
According to documents filed Monday, the two women, Tatyana Reisini and Kristen Roos, who are American citizens, were in east Charlotte on November 15, 2025, while immigration agents were reportedly in the area. Both women say they noticed multiple agents and honked their horn to alert community members that agents were in the area.
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The women claim the agents approached them and yelled at them. When the women tried to leave, they say the agents pursued them.
Queen City News obtained multiple 911 recordings placed during the pursuit and shortly afterward. The calls paint a picture of frightened residents, worried family members, and the police response that followed.
In an attempt to get away from the officers, Reisini drove into a residential area. The woman claimed the officers then swarmed her vehicle and pointed their assault rifles at the driver’s side window while multiple agents screamed at the women…