In February, Venezuelan man Arnuel Marquez Colmenarez was tackled by federal agents at a courthouse in New Hampshire for misdemeanor charges. Video footage shows Colmenarez being taken away by agents just steps away from the courtroom, missing his arraignment. He is currently being held at a processing center in Texas. Colmenarez was accused of driving with a high blood alcohol concentration, driving without a license, and failing to provide information after a car crash. Federal agents, working with agencies like ATF and ICE, were reportedly detaining individuals at courthouses. Witnesses described the incident as sudden and violent, with an elderly bystander being knocked down in the process. Similar incidents have occurred recently, such as the detainment of Wilson Martell-Lebron at a Boston court for alleged false statements on his driver’s license application. These actions have sparked controversy and anger among observers, with one judge even issuing a contempt charge against an ICE agent, which was ultimately dropped by a federal judge. These incidents shine a light on the increasing presence of federal agents in courthouses and the controversial methods used to detain individuals.
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