Family Challenges Official Narrative of Second ICE Shooting Victim

The family of a Minneapolis man, recently injured by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officer, is challenging the official narrative of the incident. They argue that the shooting, which resulted in a leg injury, occurred at the man’s residence while he was opening the door for his housemate.

Incident Overview

On Wednesday, an ICE officer shot the victim, igniting concerns and questions about the official account provided by the Department of Homeland Security.

Family’s Account

• The family claims the shooting took place at their home, not on the street.
• According to them, the victim was simply letting a housemate in when the incident occurred.

Official Version

The Department of Homeland Security described the event differently, suggesting it involved a scuffle that escalated outside. The family’s version highlights significant discrepancies that could alter public perception of the event.

Implications of the Shooting

This incident raises critical questions regarding law enforcement practices and the conduct of ICE officers in community interactions. Understanding the facts and the different narratives is crucial for accountability and public trust.

The family is advocating for a thorough investigation into the shooting, emphasizing the need for transparency in such cases involving federal officers.