Multiple People, Including Children, Exposed to Tear Gas During ICE Encounter

The mother says bystanders helped pull the children from the smoke-filled car, and her 6-month-old infant required mouth-to-mouth resuscitation after appearing unresponsive. The family says all children are physically OK but traumatized, according to an update from CBS News.

A Minneapolis couple says they were driving home with their six children when they became trapped between protesters and ICE agents, who allegedly released a tear gas canister beneath their vehicle. The parents say the canister exploded, lifting the car, deploying airbags, locking the doors, and quickly filling the vehicle with tear gas as officers ordered them to move.

According to local sources and live streams police are still deploying tear gas to disperse crowds in the streets.

The substance causing the reactions may be pepper spray, per firefighter communications.

Incident reported at 626 23rd Ave N.

The mother says bystanders helped pull the children from the smoke-filled car, and her 6-month-old infant required mouth-to-mouth resuscitation after appearing unresponsive. The family says all children are physically OK but traumatized, according to an update from CBS News.

A Minneapolis couple says they were driving home with their six children when they became trapped between protesters and ICE agents, who allegedly released a tear gas canister beneath their vehicle. The parents say the canister exploded, lifting the car, deploying airbags, locking the doors, and quickly filling the vehicle with tear gas as officers ordered them to move.

According to local sources and live streams police are still deploying tear gas to disperse crowds in the streets.

The substance causing the reactions may be pepper spray, per firefighter communications.

Incident reported at 626 23rd Ave N.

The mother says bystanders helped pull the children from the smoke-filled car, and her 6-month-old infant required mouth-to-mouth resuscitation after appearing unresponsive. The family says all children are physically OK but traumatized, according to an update from CBS News.

A Minneapolis couple says they were driving home with their six children when they became trapped between protesters and ICE agents, who allegedly released a tear gas canister beneath their vehicle. The parents say the canister exploded, lifting the car, deploying airbags, locking the doors, and quickly filling the vehicle with tear gas as officers ordered them to move.

According to local sources and live streams police are still deploying tear gas to disperse crowds in the streets.

The substance causing the reactions may be pepper spray, per firefighter communications.

Incident reported at 626 23rd Ave N.

The mother says bystanders helped pull the children from the smoke-filled car, and her 6-month-old infant required mouth-to-mouth resuscitation after appearing unresponsive. The family says all children are physically OK but traumatized, according to an update from CBS News.

A Minneapolis couple says they were driving home with their six children when they became trapped between protesters and ICE agents, who allegedly released a tear gas canister beneath their vehicle. The parents say the canister exploded, lifting the car, deploying airbags, locking the doors, and quickly filling the vehicle with tear gas as officers ordered them to move.

According to local sources and live streams police are still deploying tear gas to disperse crowds in the streets.

The substance causing the reactions may be pepper spray, per firefighter communications.

Incident reported at 626 23rd Ave N.

The mother says bystanders helped pull the children from the smoke-filled car, and her 6-month-old infant required mouth-to-mouth resuscitation after appearing unresponsive. The family says all children are physically OK but traumatized, according to an update from CBS News.

A Minneapolis couple says they were driving home with their six children when they became trapped between protesters and ICE agents, who allegedly released a tear gas canister beneath their vehicle. The parents say the canister exploded, lifting the car, deploying airbags, locking the doors, and quickly filling the vehicle with tear gas as officers ordered them to move.

According to local sources and live streams police are still deploying tear gas to disperse crowds in the streets.

The substance causing the reactions may be pepper spray, per firefighter communications.

Incident reported at 626 23rd Ave N.