A federal grand jury handed down indictments for two individuals connected to the assault on Turning Point USA reporter Savanah Hernandez at a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement protest in Minneapolis earlier this month, Fox News Digital has learned.
The suspects were indicted on Tuesday, federal sources told Fox News Digital, though their names have yet to be released. The sources said the indictment is expected to be unsealed later Wednesday.
The incident happened on April 11 outside the Whipple Federal Building, where a protest was taking place over a local ICE field office that also serves as a detention facility.
Video shows protesters swarming Hernandez, blowing horns in front of her face, yelling obscenities and waving adult novelty products in front of her, as she tries to cover herself and run away.
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Hernandez is seen moving away from the protesters before saying, “get away from me” to a protester who continued to be up close to her. The protester then pushed Hernandez, who fell on the wired fence.
As protesters appeared to continue confronting Hernandez, she can be heard yelling, “Stop touching me!” Moments later, an unknown man is seen pushing Hernandez forward to the concrete.
Protesters continued to push Hernandez as she tried to get up and leave, and she was pushed down to the ground again.
“Leave me, I am trying to leave!” Hernandez shouted at one point.
In the video, other individuals at the scene claim they tried to help Hernandez escape the violent protesters, saying they stopped people from hitting her.
Following the incident, Hernandez posted on X that she suffered minor injuries, including scrapes to her legs and had soreness in her neck and back.
The FBI had announced it was investigating hours after videos of the attack started to surface.
Fox News Digital’s Kelley Kramer and Elizabeth Heckman contributed to this report.
