Immigrations and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents reportedly stole a teenage boy’s phone — and then seemingly pawned it afterwards for cash. That detail comes from alarming new reporting from ProPublica that documents more than forty cases of ICE agents putting civilians in chokeholds and other moves that can block breathing. Someone — we can only guess who — had apparently sold Arnoldo’s phone after ICE had confiscated it. The woman, 37-year-old Renee Good, was shot by veteran ICE agent Jonathan Ross in her car after Good began turning her vehicle away from the officer. More on ICE: ICE Is Now Wandering the Streets, Scanning People’s Faces to Check If They’re Citizens