Feds indict three in alleged ICE 'doxing'

Women are accused of following an agent to their home and broadcasting address.

- BY JAMES QUEALLY

ICE AGENTS push demonstrators back from a federal building on Sept. 1.

(CARLIN STIEHL Los Angeles Times)

Three women opposed to President Trump's intense immigration raids in Los Angeles were indicted Friday on charges of illegally "doxing" an Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent, authorities said.

Ashleigh Brown, Cynthia Raygoza and Sandra Carmona Samane face charges of disclosing the personal information of a federal agent and conspiracy, according to an indictment unsealed late Friday.

Brown, who is from Colorado and goes by the nickname "AK," has been described as one of the founders of "ice_out_ofla," an Instagram page with more than 28,000 followers that plays a role in organizing demonstrations against immigration enforcement, according to the social media page and an email reviewed by The Times.

According to the indictment, the three women followed an ICE agent from the federal building on 300 N. Los Angeles St. in downtown L.A. to the agent's residence in Baldwin Park.