ICE Officer Charged in Minneapolis Shooting Case Pleads Not Guilty
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A federal immigration officer charged in the non-fatal shooting of a Venezuelan man during a Minneapolis enforcement operation has pleaded not guilty to federal charges. Christian Castro, 52, an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officer, was indicted by a federal grand jury in early September on six counts, including lying to authorities about the circumstances of the January shooting. According to The Hill, Castro pleaded not guilty to these charges on Friday. ABC News reported that Castro is scheduled to appear before a Minnesota judge in connection with the case. The officer was also charged with providing false information to investigators following the incident. No details about the victim's condition or the specific events leading to the shooting were provided in the summaries. The case is ongoing, with further legal proceedings expected.
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