Everett ICE Raid Rumors Turned Out to Be a Drunk Driver

Everett, WALocal News

Rumors of an ICE raid in Everett near Los Novillos Family Mexican Restaurant arose after a drunk driver crashed into the restaurant's patio. The owners swiftly addressed the rumors, clarifying that the incident was unrelated to immigration enforcement and involved a Caucasian woman fleeing police after stealing a vehicle. They urged the community to verify information before sharing, as misinformation can cause unnecessary fear. The suspect's actions drew extra attention due to a serious crime committed in Seattle, prompting a police response. Although the restaurant will continue to operate, the patio will remain closed for repairs.

The incident reflects the heightened anxiety surrounding immigration issues in the area. Local residents are encouraged to visit the restaurant safely, reinforcing community support during challenging times. Accurate communication is crucial as tensions rise regarding immigration enforcement.

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