The FBI is searching for the person who drew a gun and allegedly fired at federal immigration officers during protests in Camarillo following a raid at a cannabis farm. The agency released a photo of ...

The Federal Bureau of Investigation has released a new photograph of the man accused of opening fire on officers during a sweeping immigration raid in Ventura County earlier this month. The incident, ...

The FBI is searching for a protester who appeared to open fire at federal agents during an immigration operation at a cannabis farm in Camarillo on Thursday.

FBI released photo of suspect in ICE raid shooting at LA cannabis farm; $50K reward offered. Social media is calling him a ...

DHS estimated that more than 500 people were involved in the protests and were attempting to disrupt the immigration raid. The agency ... p.m. on Laguna Road. The incident happened "during a lawful ...

DHS estimated that more than 500 people were involved in the protests and were attempting to disrupt the immigration raid. The agency alleged protestors damaged vehicles and one fired a gun. The FBI ...

Video posted by 805 Immigrant Coalition, a group that tracks Immigration and Customs Enforcement activity, showed men in tactical gear blocking off a roadway. The raid marked one of Ventura ...

Jonathan Caravello was arrested for allegedly throwing a tear gas canister at law enforcement during a raid at the Glass ...

“[The] FBI has issued a $50,000 ... in Camarillo at the site of an immigration enforcement operation at an agricultural farm on July 10, 2025. Protesters are seen gathering at the site of a possible ...

What injuries were reported during the immigration raid, protests? The Ventura County Fire Department said eight people were taken to local hospitals from the incident on July 10.. An additional ...

On the heels of major shows of force by federal immigration agents in Southern California, a judge is set to rule in a ...

The incident happened "during a lawful search," according to the FBI's post, and a reward of up to $50,000 would be offered for information leading to a conviction.