Three women federally charged for doxxing ICE agent, livestreaming pursuit
Sep 27, 2025·Location: Los Angeles Ca

Three women—Cynthia Raygoza, Sandra Carmona Samane, and Ashleigh Brown—have been federally indicted for allegedly following an ICE agent home and publicly disclosing his personal information on social media. On August 28, 2025, the women livestreamed their pursuit of the agent from Downtown Los Angeles to his residence on Instagram, then shouted to neighbors about his identity and posted his address online. Each faces federal charges of conspiracy and disclosing a federal agent's personal information, with sentences of up to five years in prison per count. Raygoza remains at large while her codefendants have been arrested.
Timeline
Sources
- Three women indicted for ‘doxxing’ ICE agent they followed home on social media
the-independent.com·Sep 28, 2025·archived copy
- Anti-ICE influencers charged with doxxing agent on Instagram - Manhattan Daily
manhattandaily.com·Sep 26, 2025·archived copy
- Riverside woman accused of posting ICE agent’s home address on social media to stand trial
nbclosangeles.com·Oct 31, 2025·archived copy
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