Exclusive | Panicked 911 call captures moment ICE swoops on Iranian terror mastermind’s glam family: ‘They took my girlfriend!’
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“The terrified boyfriend of Sarinasadat Hosseiny told an emergency dispatcher that he thought the 25-year-old was being kidnapped when she was arrested Friday.”
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“Los Angeles Police Department records obtained by The Post detail the moment Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers swooped on the Iranian bombshell outside her mother’s house in Tujunga about 5.30pm.”
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“Hosseiny’s panicking boyfriend called 911 to report a 'possible kidnap' as ICE agents descended on Hosseiny and mom, Hamideh Soleimani Afshar, according to LAPD call records.”
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“The caller, who identified himself as Hosseiny’s boyfriend, said three 'black vehicles pulled up and 5-6 individuals with guns took [his] girlfriend.'”
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“When LAPD officers and a supervisor arrived at the scene, they spoke with an ICE agent who confirmed Hosseiny had been taken into custody and ICE officers were 'attempting to arrest her mother from inside of a residence,' according to the LAPD’s notes.”
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“Reps from Homeland Security Investigations had previously warned the LAPD’s watch commander that an enforcement action might be taking place.”
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“Neighbors said Afshar was living in a unit in the backyard of the humble Plainview Avenue property, about 20 miles north of downtown Los Angeles.”
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“Hosseiny was detained by ICE while driving, said piano tutor Halasius Bradford, 50, who rents the main two-bedroom, two bathroom home on the property.”
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“ICE officers arrested Afshar, 47, at her home.”
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“The niece and grandniece of Soleimani had their green cards revoked over their ties to the Iranian regime, according to a statement issued by acting Assistant DHS Secretary Lauren Bis.”
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“Soleimani was head of the elite Quds Force of the Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard when he was killed by a drone strike ordered by President Trump in 2020, according to DHS.”
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“Afshar and Hosseiny entered the United States in 2015, on a tourist visa and a student visa respectively. Afshar earned her green card in 2021, while Hosseiny got hers in 2023, according to DHS.”
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“Afshar allegedly celebrated attacks on US soldiers and military bases, according to a State Department letter confirming the Friday arrests.”
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“She made at least four trips back to Iran since receiving her green card, according to DHS.”
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“Los Angeles hairdresser Zare Mandani, 54, was granted a five-year restraining order against Afshar following a campaign of harassment in 2024 at his work address and residence.”
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“DHS officials were secretive about the whereabouts of Afshar and Hosseiny, citing 'multiple sensitivities' around the arrest of the two noteworthy Iranian expats.”
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