一名天普大学的学生被逮捕，并被指控冒充ICE官员出现在宿舍大厅并试图进入。
据费城警方称，周六，两名“可疑”男性向宿舍保安表明了自己是警察和ice特工。据坦普尔说，这些人被拒绝进入住宅大厅。
第三名嫌疑人被警方确认为22岁的Aidan Steigelmann，他来到大楼并与两名嫌疑人交谈，然后他们三人一起乘坐捷豹SUV离开。
据天普大学称，三人中有两人扮演ICE官员，而第三人则在记录互动过程。
据警方称，几分钟后，大学警方对三名可疑男子的报告做出了回应，他们自称是警察，并在一家失眠饼干店冰毒。
警方说，当其中两名嫌疑人乘坐一辆浅色SUV离开该地区时，Steigelmann被认出并被逮捕，他的车被拖走。
“涉事学生已被暂时停职。天普大学在一份声明中说:“任何对此行为负责的学生都将受到《学生行为准则》的纪律处分，甚至包括开除。”
调查仍在积极进行，另外两名嫌疑人仍然在逃。警方说，嫌疑人穿着前面有“警察”字样、后面有“冰”字样的衬衫。
费城警察局要求任何人提供有关此案的信息，请拨打215-686-TIPS (8477)举报。
Temple University student arrested for impersonating ICE officer: Police
A Temple University student has been arrested and charged with impersonating an ICE officer after showing up at a residence hall and attempting to enter.
Two "suspicious" males identified themselves as police and ICE agents to dorm security on Saturday, according to Philadelphia police. The individuals were denied access to the residence hall, according to Temple.
A third suspect -- identified by police as 22-year-old Aidan Steigelmann, 22 -- arrived at the building and spoke with the two suspects, before the three of them left together in a Jaguar SUV.
Two of the three were impersonating ICE officers while the third was recording the interactions, according to Temple University.
Minutes later, university police responded to a report of three suspicious males identifying themselves as police officers and ICE at an Insomnia Cookies store, according to police.
While two of the suspects left the area in a light-colored SUV, Steigelmann was identified, arrested and his vehicle was towed, police said.
"The involved student is on interim suspension. Any student found responsible for this conduct will be subject to disciplinary action under the Student Conduct Code, up to and including expulsion," Temple University said in a statement.
The investigation is is still active and ongoing, and the two other suspects remain at large. The suspects were wearing shirts with "Police" on the front and "ICE" on the back, police said.
The Philadelphia Police Department asks anyone with information about the case to report it to 215-686-TIPS (8477).
