ICE agents claimed a driver swerved toward the agents in an attempt to sideswipe them. Officers with the Unified Police Department responded and reportedly found the ICE agents’ claims to be unwarranted.

U.S. immigration agents made “demonstrably false” statements to local police during a traffic stop last month, potentially committing a crime in the process, a Utah mayor alleged in an email urging the agency to investigate its own officers.

The Unified Police Department said they found "inaccuracies and inconsistencies" with a statement fromJust before 8:15 a.m. on Jan. 26, officers with the Unifi

Police said they contacted ICE officials about concerns over “the inaccuracies and inconsistencies in their agents’ statements.”

The footage did not show the driver swerving toward the ICE agents. As a result of this review, UPD dismissed the citation issued to the driver,” UPD said on Feb. 4.

A recent traffic stop by Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents in Salt Lake County is under scrutiny after local police say they were given inaccurate information by the federal officers. ICE agents face scrutiny after a traffic stop involving Brandon Colin,

Agencies in Utah responded to a traffic stop conducted by ICE. The agents claimed a detained driver swerved toward them, but the Unified Police Department of Utah said security footage contradicted those claims.