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ICE agent shoots and wounds man in Austin, Texas, officials say

  • On Sunday, an Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent shot and wounded Wilber Rafael Garces Perez, a 28-year-old Venezuelan man, while he was delivering food for DoorDash in Austin, Texas.
  • Austin Police Chief Lisa Davis confirmed local officers were not involved in the shooting, while Austin-Travis County EMS Chief Robert Luckritz stated the man was shot once in the torso.
  • Following treatment at Dell Seton Medical Center within nine minutes of arrival, Garces Perez was discharged on Sunday night and transferred to federal custody, according to immigration attorney Kate Lincoln-Goldfinch.
  • A Department of Homeland Security spokesperson called Garces Perez an "illegal alien" with a "final order of removal," while Lincoln-Goldfinch told NPR he "entered the United States lawfully."
  • Homeland Security Investigations, assisted by the Federal Bureau of Investigation, is leading the probe into the shooting, as Garces Perez remains in federal custody pending potential removal.
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The U.S. Immigration Police seriously shot and wounded a delivery man of Venezuelan origin. The victim was then detained by the ICE men. A new troubled case for these agents with highly criticized methods. - U.S.: anti-immigration police officers seriously hurt a man in Texas and then put him in detention (International).

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