Feds Indict 3 For Alleged 'Doxing' Of ICE Agent In L.A. After Livestream To Home

Federal prosecutors charged three women with disclosing an ICE agent’s personal information and conspiracy after they allegedly followed the agent from a downtown L.A. federal building to their Baldwin Park home and live‑streamed the address. The case, described as a first-of-its-kind prosecution tied to publishing information about immigration enforcement personnel, comes amid rising arrests of people documenting ICE operations in Los Angeles. At least one defendant plans to plead not guilty as officials warn that doxing federal agents can lead to prison time.