Strong videos appearing in Massachusetts Ice arrest In what police called the "chaotic incident", about 25 people were disturbed by the crowd.

Video captured Thursday Worcester Showcased a group of residents shouting "Don't take mother!" and "No arrest warrant!" A woman was brought into the SUV by a unified ice, U.S. Customs and Border Protection agents. Before the vehicle was pulled away, other women were seen placing their hands on the front hood of the SUV and screaming in protest.

At one point, CBP agents and bystanders began to push each other as he tried to keep her away from the SUV. After the Worcester Police Department arrived, the vehicle eventually left the area and announced an illegal convention threatening to arrest.

"It's hard for me to hear about the incident involving ice today. As someone who prides itself on leading a passionate city, it's hard for me to hear a family separation, especially Mother's Day around the corner," the city's Democratic mayor Joseph Petty wrote on X.

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He added: "The fear of ice-torn families is the worst nightmare for many people in our city. I have asked the city manager to provide a complete report on the incident. We have not been notified by the ICE about detention. In short, we cannot happen in the community."

Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) did not immediately respond to Fox News’ request for comment.

The Worcester Police Department said it responded to the area of ​​Eureka Street around 11:13 a.m., “reported a report from a federal agent, the country was surrounded by about 25 people.”

"We also received calls from someone saying Ice police were on the scene and refused to sign an arrest warrant to the crowd. Worcester police responded to maintain peace and prevent anyone from getting injured," the department said.

But when officials arrived, “they observed a chaotic scene of chaos in federal agents from various agencies trying to detain women,” the Worcester Police Department said.

Police continued: "The crowd was unruly and several people put their hands on federal agents and Worcester officials to prevent vehicles and arrested people from leaving. Worcester officials tried to make the situation more effort and prevent the situation and keep everyone safe."

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"When the vehicle was evacuated, a teenage woman had a newborn baby in her arms and stood in front of the car with the newborn. The officer told her that she was endangering the child and she needed to move. She eventually followed the newborn and handed the newborn to someone else." "When the vehicle moved out, she ran away and kicked the passenger's side. It seemed she was going to run in front of the moving vehicle and the police detained her."

That woman Has been sued Recklessly endangered the child, disrupted peace, acted misconduct and resisted arrests, and the baby was not harmed.

Police said Ashley Spring, 38, of Worcester, “pushed multiple officers” and “throwed an unknown liquid substance at them” when they detained her.

She was also arrested and charged with assaulting and assaulting police officers, assaulting and using dangerous weapons (unknown liquids), misconduct and interfering with police assault and assault.

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The Worcester Police Department said the “chaotic incident is still under investigation” and further charges may be filed.