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Man shot by ICE being detained with bullet still in his back, lawyer says

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Man shot by ICE in custody with bullet lodged near his spine, lawyer says.

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In Austin, Texas, an ICE officer shot and wounded a 28-year-old Venezuelan man who, according to his lawyer, is now in federal custody with a bullet lodged in his spine.

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Jason Allen has video from the scene and more details.

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Man shot by ICE in Austin being held in detention center with bullet in his back, lawyer says - CBS News.

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Man shot by ICE in Austin being held in detention center with bullet in his back, lawyer says CBS NewsMan shot by ICE agents in Austin gives phone interview during press conference KVUEICE agent shoots and wounds man in Austin, Texas, officials say AP NewsWatch: Bystander captures moments after ICE shot man in North Austin Austin American-StatesmanDoorDash driver's ICE arrest in Austin raises questions about worker verification KXAN Austin

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Venezuelan man shot by ICE in Austin said he tried to pull over before officers fired at him - The Texas Tribune.

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Venezuelan man shot by ICE in Austin said he tried to pull over before officers fired at him The Texas TribuneMan shot by ICE agents in Austin gives phone interview during press conference KVUEMan shot by ICE in Austin now in detention in South Texas AxiosCity reacts to ICE-involved shooting FOX 7 AustinMan shot by ICE officer is detained in Texas with a bullet still in his back, attorney says AP News

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Man Shot by ICE Agent Says His Car Was Struck Twice Before He Was Shot.

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A: Man shot by ICE in custody with bullet lodged near his spine, lawyer says.

B: Venezuelan man shot by ICE in Texas says he's in pain and still has bullet in his back NBC NewsDoorDash driver's ICE arrest in Austin raises questions about worker verification KXAN AustinNorth Austin ICE shooting draws large protest as tensions escalate KVUEWatch: Bystander captures moments after ICE shot man in North Austin Austin American-StatesmanMan shot by ICE in Austin says he has a bullet lodged in his back and was denied medical care KUT

negation mismatch

A: In Austin, Texas, an ICE officer shot and wounded a 28-year-old Venezuelan man who, according to his lawyer, is now in federal custody with a bullet lodged in his spine.

B: Venezuelan man shot by ICE in Texas says he's in pain and still has bullet in his back NBC NewsDoorDash driver's ICE arrest in Austin raises questions about worker verification KXAN AustinNorth Austin ICE shooting draws large protest as tensions escalate KVUEWatch: Bystander captures moments after ICE shot man in North Austin Austin American-StatesmanMan shot by ICE in Austin says he has a bullet lodged in his back and was denied medical care KUT

negation mismatch

A: Man shot by ICE in Austin being held in detention center with bullet in his back, lawyer says - CBS News.

B: Venezuelan man shot by ICE in Texas says he's in pain and still has bullet in his back NBC NewsDoorDash driver's ICE arrest in Austin raises questions about worker verification KXAN AustinNorth Austin ICE shooting draws large protest as tensions escalate KVUEWatch: Bystander captures moments after ICE shot man in North Austin Austin American-StatesmanMan shot by ICE in Austin says he has a bullet lodged in his back and was denied medical care KUT

negation mismatch

A: Man shot by ICE in Austin being held in detention center with bullet in his back, lawyer says CBS NewsMan shot by ICE agents in Austin gives phone interview during press conference KVUEICE agent shoots and wounds man in Austin, Texas, officials say AP NewsWatch: Bystander captures moments after ICE shot man in North Austin Austin American-StatesmanDoorDash driver's ICE arrest in Austin raises questions about worker verification KXAN Austin

B: Venezuelan man shot by ICE in Texas says he's in pain and still has bullet in his back NBC NewsDoorDash driver's ICE arrest in Austin raises questions about worker verification KXAN AustinNorth Austin ICE shooting draws large protest as tensions escalate KVUEWatch: Bystander captures moments after ICE shot man in North Austin Austin American-StatesmanMan shot by ICE in Austin says he has a bullet lodged in his back and was denied medical care KUT

negation mismatch

A: Venezuelan man shot by ICE in Austin said he tried to pull over before officers fired at him - The Texas Tribune.

B: Venezuelan man shot by ICE in Texas says he's in pain and still has bullet in his back NBC NewsDoorDash driver's ICE arrest in Austin raises questions about worker verification KXAN AustinNorth Austin ICE shooting draws large protest as tensions escalate KVUEWatch: Bystander captures moments after ICE shot man in North Austin Austin American-StatesmanMan shot by ICE in Austin says he has a bullet lodged in his back and was denied medical care KUT

Summary

**Summary:** A Venezuelan man was shot by ICE agents while being detained and is currently undergoing treatment for the gunshot wound, including a bullet still lodged in his back. **Why It Matters:** This incident highlights issues with law enforcement procedures involving immigration detainees and raises concerns about transparency and accountability. The shooting occurred during a traffic stop

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