Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O’Hara and other officers were reportedly chased and harassed on Friday night by expletive-hurling anti-ICE protesters.

“Minneapolis Police, including Chief Brian O’Hara, were just chased down and attacked by anti-ICE rioters while escorting a squad car out of the protest area,” journalist Julio Rosas posted to X on Friday night, captioning shocking FRONTLINES TPUSA video footage.

BREAKING: Minneapolis Police, including Chief Brian O’Hara, were just chased down and attacked by anti-ICE rioters while escorting a squad car out of the protest area.
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— Julio Rosas (@Julio_Rosas11) January 10, 2026

One officer appears to get shoved in the back by a demonstrator before the police are showered with snowballs. The Minneapolis police run away from the protesters and don’t appear to arrest anyone. At one point, an officer is heard saying urgently, “Hey, let’s go! Let’s go! Let’s go! Let’s go!”

The anti-ICE demonstrators chasing the officers can be heard yelling, “You better f*cking run!” and calling officers “p*ssies” and shouting “f*ck you!”

MINNEAPOLIS, MN: Minneapolis Police attacked by anti-ICE rioters while escorting police car out of the protest zone.@Julio_Rosas11/@TPUSA pic.twitter.com/MWycFinul7

— FRONTLINES TPUSA (@FrontlinesTPUSA) January 10, 2026

Anti-ICE demonstrations are expected across the nation this weekend, following the fatal shooting of Renee Nicole Good.

The Department of Homeland Security says the officer who fatally shot Good did so in self-defense, not just for himself, but for other officers, too.

“In a split-second decision, our ICE officer acted dutifully to save his own life and the lives of his fellow officers,” DHS said. “This was an act of domestic terrorism by an anti-ICE agitator.”

Footage taken by the ICE officer appears to show Good’s wife encouraging her to drive away as the feds were instructing her to exit her vehicle. In another video, Good’s wife could be heard saying, “I made her come down here. It’s my fault.”

In a split-second decision, our ICE officer acted dutifully to save his own life and the lives of his fellow officers.

This latest footage corroborates what DHS has stated all along. This was an act of domestic terrorism by an anti-ICE agitator.
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— Homeland Security (@DHSgov) January 9, 2026

Chief O’Hara has called the shooting of Good “entirely predictable,” given the tensions surrounding ICE operations. He’s called for de-escalation and a thorough, independent investigation.

Related: LIVE UPDATES: Anti-ICE Protesters Harass Minneapolis Police On Wild Night Of Demonstrations

Jonathan Gerlach, a 34-year-old Pennsylvania man, was arrested on Tuesday after vandalizing a cemetery — only later did police discover human remains in his basement and storage unit, including more than 100 skulls, several long bones, mummified feet, and decomposing torsos.

The arrest follows a months-long investigation of burglaries at graves and mausoleums. From November 7 to early January, 26 underground vaults and mausoleums were broken into or damaged, according to a probable cause affidavit.

Surveillance footage from Mount Moriah Cemetery on January 6 shows the suspect’s car with “numerous bones and skulls in plain view in the back seat,” Delaware County District Attorney Tanner Rouse said. From there, police observed Gerlach leaving the cemetery with a crowbar and a burlap bag filled with the skeletal remains of two small children, skulls, and other bones. He was taken into custody and, according to police, confessed to stealing roughly 30 sets of human remains. Authorities say a Monster drink was also found nearby and was later processed for DNA and fingerprints.

It is still unclear what Gerlach was doing with the bones, Rouse noted, some of which were more than a century old.

“Very simply, detectives have recovered an awful lot of bones at this point, and we are still trying to piece together who they are, where they are from, and how many we are looking at, and it’s going to be quite some time before we have a final answer,” Rouse said.

He called the sight “horrific,” adding, “Detectives walked into a horror movie come to life in that home.”

Yeadon Borough Police Chief Henry Giammarco also said it was one of the worst things he had witnessed in his 30-year career. “When people are laid to rest, that’s important,” he added. “The remains, they’re so old, but still, when they lived, they had a life, they mattered. It was important to us to get justice, and that’s working with the DA’s office. Hopefully justice will be served.”

Gerlach is charged with more than 300 counts, including 100 counts each of abuse of a corpse and receiving stolen property, multiple counts of desecrating a public monument, desecrating a venerated object, desecrating a historic burial place, burglary, trespassing, and theft. He is also accused of stealing jewelry, possibly taken from human remains.

He is jailed on a $1 million bond with no lawyer listed in court records, and an arraignment hearing is scheduled for January 20.