ICE-Protesting Students Invade Ohio Grocery, Throw Items That Hit A Shopper: Witness

The school superintendent called a video of the students’ behavior ‘disturbing,’ pledging to work with police to hold the offenders accountable.

The Kroger supermarket chain’s headquarters is shown in Cincinnati, Ohio, on June 28, 2018. Lisa Baertlein/Reuters

Dozens of students who left a southwest Ohio school to protest U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) rushed through a local grocery store, throwing objects that damaged the store and struck a customer, according to a witness who shot a video capturing some of the commotion.

Police in the city of North College Hill, just outside Cincinnati, told The Epoch Times on Feb. 19 that the incident remained under investigation.

More American schoolchildren are joining protests against ICE, which is working to deport illegal immigrants nationwide, especially those with criminal histories.