Video: Federal officers arrest man in San Francisco outside Sunnyside home

Federal officers in unmarked cars arrested a man outside his home in San Francisco’s Sunnyside neighborhood between 8:15 and 8:20 a.m. A neighbor reported the man was taken down on Mangels Street, with officers looking inside his car before placing him into one of three vehicles without license plates. The officers wore black and green vests labeled “police” and “federal officer,” and at least three wore face coverings. Around 9:15 a.m., two unmarked vehicles arrived at the ICE field office at 630 Sansome Street, where the man was escorted into the building. The man had lived in the Sunnyside home with other families for at least two to three months.

"A handful of federal officers in unmarked cars this morning arrested a man outside his home in the Sunnyside neighborhood of San Francisco. The man was “taken down” on Mangles Street between 8:15 and 8:20 a.m., according to a neighbor who witnessed the arrest. An activist who asked not to be identified by name said their group later observed officers unloading the man at 630 Sansome St., an Immigration and Customs Enforcement field office that also houses an immigration court."

"The arresting officers wore black and green vests that said “police” and “federal officer,” photos and videos show. At least three wore face coverings. They carried long guns and other weapons, said the neighbor. “They took this guy, bent him down on the ground,” he said. The officers looked inside the man’s car, then put him into one of their three vehicles, which, the neighbor said, did not have license plates. “Then they just took off,” the neighbor added. “All of this happened in less than five minutes.”"

"Around 9:15 a.m., the activist said, two vehicles without license plates pulled up to the ICE field office on Sansome Street and the man was escorted into the building. The man who was arrested has lived in a Sunnyside house with other families and individuals for at least two to three months, according to his neighbor. Immigration and Customs Enforcement did not immediately respond to Mission Local’s inquiries."

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