ICE agent jailed on allegations of breaking into ex-girlfriend’s apartment
Thomas Bailey, 58, faces charge of unauthorized entry of an inhabited dwelling near Covington, Louisiana A US Immigration and Customs Enforcement ( ICE ) officer was jailed on Friday on allegations of breaking into a woman’s apartment. Thomas Bailey, 58, faces a charge of unauthorized entry of an inhabited dwelling after his arrest by the sheriff’s office of St Tammany parish, Louisiana, the…
Thomas Bailey, a 58-year-old Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent, has been jailed on allegations of breaking into his ex-girlfriend's apartment in Covington, a New Orleans suburb on the north shore of Lake Pontchartrain, Louisiana. He faces a charge of unauthorized entry of an inhabited dwelling. Bailey, who resides in Lecompte, Louisiana, about half an hour's drive from Oakdale, where he works for an ICE office, entered the apartment without permission while the woman was not present.
ICE spokespersons declined to comment on Bailey's arrest due to the sensitive nature of the charges and ongoing litigation.
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