A Department of Justice (DOJ) employee, Karen Olvera De Leon, was arrested for her involvement in doxxing a federal agent during a live stream of a raid in Brownsville, Texas. This incident raises concerns regarding the safety of law enforcement officials and the increasing risks they face.
• Incident Overview: On June 9, 2025, during a federal operation in Cameron County, a live stream captured the event. A male viewer issued a death threat against one federal agent involved in the raid. Karen Olvera De Leon participated in the livestream and disclosed the agent’s identity to the individual making the threat.
• Charges: Following the incident, Olvera De Leon was arrested and charged with terrorism and tampering with or fabricating evidence. She was booked on these charges and later released on a $20,000 bond.
• Government Response: The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) condemned the act of doxxing, highlighting a significant rise in threats against federal law enforcement officers and their families. The DHS reported an alarming increase in violence, stating that officers face over a 1000% rise in assaults. The Assistant Secretary of DHS emphasized that officers put their lives at risk daily to ensure community safety.
• Call to Action: The news release included information on how individuals can report doxxing or harassment against ICE officers, including a contact number and online tip form.
The arrest of Karen Olvera De Leon underscores serious issues within the DOJ and the dangers faced by federal agents in their line of work. The increase in threats and violence against law enforcement officials highlights the need for action to protect those who serve and keep communities safe. The DHS encourages the public to report any anti-officer harassment to help combat this troubling trend.
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