(Luis Cornelio, Headline USA) Minnesota police on Tuesday allegedly raided the apartment where the son of Rep. Ilhan Omar, D-Minn., resides while investigating his roommate in a weapons probe.
Officers with the Minneapolis Police Department raided the home of Adnan Hirsi while investigating his roommate, Abdulrahman Tulle Abdi. Guns and ammunition were confiscated during the raid, according to Alpha News.
The outlet reported Thursday that the raid came after police detained Abdi, 22, during a traffic stop in Minneapolis. The suspect was cited on allegations of driving “after cancellation” and having “no proof of insurance.”
Minneapolis Police RAID Ihan Omar's Son's Apartment SEIZE Weapons and Ammo.
Police executed a search warrant Tuesday night at the apartment of Rep. Ilhan Omar’s son, Adnan Omar.
Law enforcement sources say officers recovered guns and ammunition and arrested his roommate,… pic.twitter.com/imkVbEmA8l
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An apparent statement from MPD, shared by Alpha News on Facebook, claimed that police recovered a firearm from the vehicle during the impound process.
MPD officers later tracked Abdi and arrested him “without incident.” The was booked into the Hennepin County Jail on weapons charges, the statement added.
The incident comes after Omar previously used her national platform to claim that immigration agents detained her son and released him only after he presented his U.S. passport. It also comes amid renewed scrutiny of Omar from the Trump administration.
White House border czar Tom Homan revealed in an interview with Newsmax last year that DHS was reviewing immigration records related to Omar’s marriage to Ahmed Elmi, whom some news outlets have claimed is her brother.
“We’re pulling the records, we’re pulling the files,” Homan said. “We’re looking at it … I’m running that down this week.”
Omar claimed earlier this year that Homeland Security Investigations placed an undercover agent outside one of her town hall meetings in Minneapolis.
In an Aug. 7 letter to Michael McCarthy, interim special agent in charge of the HSI St. Paul Field Office, Omar claimed that the agency’s actions put “an entire community at risk.”
“Instead of monitoring the area for those who might wish harm to me and my constituents, Richfield Police were required to devote time to investigating why an HSI agent was outside of a Congressional event in a vehicle with mismatched plates,” she wrote. “It also raises serious and uncomfortable questions about the purpose of HSI’s presence outside of my event. At best, your agent was unable to assess that the parking lot of a community center hosting a Congressional event wasn’t the best place to conduct a drug operation. At worst, it emphasizes many Americans’ growing concern that the Trump administration uses ICE to surveil political opponents and may interfere with our democracy.”
