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Colorado county leaves communications group following ICE detainment after deputy's traffic stop
The Mesa County Sheriff's Office has removed itself from a federal communications group. The decision comes after ICE detained a college student from Utah following a traffic stop by the sheriff's office.
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Mesa County Sheriff’s Office released body camera footage from the traffic stop of Caroline Dias Goncalves on June 5 that led to her detainment by ICE. Police stated that ICE used information from a multi-agency communication group without the knowledge of Mesa County Sheriff’s Office and against Colorado law in order to detain her.
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The federal agents identified the 19-year-old, born in Brazil, for immigration enforcement after a Mesa County sheriff’s deputy pulled her over on Interstate 70 on June 5.
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