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... Gregory Bovino, who has become the face of the federal enforcement operation that began in early September, is accused of violating a temporary restraining order, under which federal agents were barred from using riot control methods such as tear gas without an imminent threat.

A court filing includes a photo of Bovino allegedly throwing what appears to be a tear gas canister toward protesters in Chicago's Little Village neighborhood. A protester filmed the incident, and attorneys allege Bovino appears to throw either one or two tear gas canisters over the heads of federal agents in front of him and in the direction of a crowd of demonstrators.

Department of Homeland Security officials said Bovino threw the canister after a group of up to 100 protesters ignored agents' warnings to retreat and threw objects, including rocks and fireworks, at agents. A DHS spokesperson alleged Bonvino was struck in the head with a rock.

Community members said a warning was never given to protesters.

After Bovino's admission that he neither wears a body camera nor has gone through the training to wear and use one, U.S. District Judge Sara Ellis gave him a Friday deadline to do so.

To ensure she and Bovino are "on the same page," Ellis ordered Bovino to provide her with daily reports until a preliminary injunction hearing, scheduled for early November. Ellis also requested all use-of-force reports and corresponding bodycam footage, which will remain sealed. ...