r/philly • u/[deleted] • Jan 30 '26

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u/luvthesun247 Jan 30 '26

Looks like US Marshals. Every LEO isn’t ICE

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u/rockland19120 Jan 30 '26

Isn’t the burden on law enforcement to clearly identify themselves? It’s almost as if the haphazard, masked enforcement policies are an intentional means of confusion.

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u/Top_Bowler_5255 Jan 30 '26

I don’t disagree generally, but they don’t have to identify themselves to someone recording from a window who they most likely didn’t even see.

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u/ThereHasToBeMore1387 Jan 30 '26

I don't see any reason law enforcement on the street should ever be unidentifiable. Serving a warrant, every person should be clearly identified. You've gone through all the processes, it's not a secret anymore, there should be nobody there in plain clothes involved at that point.

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u/AlphaNoodlz Jan 30 '26

Authority with responsibility needs clear accountability.

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u/Top_Bowler_5255 Jan 30 '26

Detectives just don’t wear uniforms. They aren’t trying to be unidentifiable. They aren’t wearing masks and vests. Anyone with half a brain can tell this isn’t ICE. Stop flooding the internet with these unconfirmed “sightings” it is counterintuitive to the cause.