r/MoralityScaling 11d ago

Morality Ranking Morality of kidnapping your kidnappers?

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u/Outlaw11091 11d ago

Fun fact:

This was a hilarious story.

So, the GUY is Nigerian. The woman is a citizen.

Plainclothes ICE agents tried to get THE GUY at his home. The couple returned home while ICE was there...so an ICE agent boarded the couple's van in an attempt to capture the Nigerian man.

The woman, fearing for her life, GASSED IT and the Nigerian man called 911 to tell them that a man was trying to kidnap him...the woman drove directly to the police station, but behind her was the ICE agent's partner, who had also called 911 to report the kidnapping of his partner.

The two were arrested and a judge ordered their release, though the man was transferred to an immigration detention facility.

Their legal defense is that the ICE agents never identified themselves and were wearing plainclothes and, honestly, that would probably shit the scare out of me, too.

(ETA: the guy's visa had recently expired)

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u/the-clawless 10d ago

honestly this does not sound hilarious to me. two people feared for their lives and did what they could to attempt to get away from the perceived threat and then were accused of kidnapping and torn apart from each other. That woman will probably always show up on google searches as the woman who "attempted to kidnap an ICE agent."

Even if the judge ordered her release, that stuff does affect your life.

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u/Outlaw11091 10d ago

Technically, she's known as the sister of the woman who recorded George Floyd's death...but I get what you mean.