Venezuelan Shot by ICE Needs Urgent Medical Care, Mother Tells AFP
His family says he has paralysis and only received painkillers after two hospitalizations, while investigators review the shooting with FBI assistance.
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Family members of Wilber Garcés, a Venezuelan shot by ICE in Texas, report a lack of adequate medical care while in detention.
Wilber Garcés Pérez's family, a Venezuelan migrant who was shot and wounded by the immigration police in Austin, USA, requested that he be operated urgently, in an interview with the AFP.
Venezuelan shot by ICE needs urgent medical care, mother tells AFP
The mother of Venezuelan migrant Wilber Rafael Garcés Pérez, shot on Sunday by an agent of the Customs Immigration and Control Service (ICE) in Austin, Texas, requested that the son be urgently submitted to surgery for the removal of the bullet lodged near his spine. The 28-year-old Venezuelan remains in federal custody and, according to his family and his lawyer, presents pain and loss of movement on the left side of the body. — He is badly inj…
Her lawyer's office, Kate Lincoln-Goldfinch, responded that the images do not provide the full context necessary to understand what happened and asked ICE to publish the available recordings in full.
Young Venezuelan was wounded by ICE this Sunday in the United States. Mother cries for medical attention
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