An identified man was severely beaten and then detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and Border Patrol agents at a gas station in Minnesota.

According to videos and shared on social media, the events occurred at a Speedway gas station, located at the intersection of Snelling and Portland avenues, on Sunday afternoon.

The video shows An adult male was seen lying motionless on the ground, surrounded by several ICE agents, then being carried away by four agents. The man's whereabouts are unknown. He has been identified as Orbin Mauricio Henriques Serrano or Orbin Mauricio Enriquez Serrano, although his identity has not been confirmed. A report from local television station Fox9 indicates that agents have detained anyone, regardless of whether they are immigrants or not, as happened with an eyewitness who was recording the events with his cell phone. He was arrested but later released Sunday night, according to his girlfriend, who spoke to the station. Another witness, Angel Castillo Saldana, from St. Paul, recounted what he saw during the arrest. "I arrived here with a lot of confused people, and that's what I found. Not knowing what had happened. I saw some videos of how they dragged him away, a US citizen born here in St. Paul, for exercising his rights," Saldana said. "He was filming ICE on private property, and they took him away. They dragged him out like he was a damn animal. For exercising his rights, that's bullshit." 2020,” the agency stated. "The subject refused to obey lawful orders, and during that time, a crowd formed. After multiple warnings and several minutes, Border Patrol broke the vehicle window and arrested the undocumented immigrant."

The agency also discusses another arrest and how agents attempted to repel bystanders. “During the arrest, the crowd continued to surround the Border Patrol,which attempted to repel the undocumented immigrants to ensure everyone's safety,” the DHS states. “One US citizen failed to comply with the lawful order and instead responded by striking an officer, resulting in his arrest.” Border Patrol Chief Gregory Bovino was present during the operation, according to videos on social media.