Breaking: VCU Health fired an employee Jan. 27, 2026 after review found viral TikToks urging attacks on ICE — syringes, poison‑ivy water and laxatives. VCU Police aided the probe; authorities review charges. According to VCU Health—Thoughts? Comment. #news
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Virginia Commonwealth University Health fired an employee on January 27, 2026 after an internal review found she posted viral TikTok videos urging attacks on ICE agents. In clips from a now‑deleted account, the nurse recommended using syringes filled with saline or succinylcholine, spraying poison‑ivy water, and spiking officers’ drinks with laxatives. The videos, amplified on X by LibsOfTikTok, prompted outrage; VCU Police assisted the hospital investigation. VCU said the content was highly inappropriate, the staffer will no longer work for VCU Health, and the system has fulfilled reporting requirements under Virginia law. Authorities continue reviewing the matter for possible charges. (vcuhealth.org)
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On January 27, 2026, Rep. Ilhan Omar was sprayed with an unknown substance during a Minneapolis town‑hall after urging abolition of ICE and calling for DHS Secretary Kristi Noem to resign or face impeachment. (apnews.com) A man in the front row used a syringe to douse her with a light‑brown, vinegarlike liquid, then was tackled and arrested; Minneapolis police identified him as 55‑year‑old Anthony Kazmierczak and booked him on suspicion of third‑degree assault. (apnews.com) Forensic teams processed the scene; no one suffered noticeable physical injuries. (apnews.com) Omar, unhurt, resumed the event, drew bipartisan condemnation of the attack and vowed to pursue justice now. (people.com)
