ICE officer charged with shooting man in Minneapolis released from Texas jail after immediate extradition rejected
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An Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer who was charged in connection with a shooting in Minneapolis has been released from a jail in Brownsville, Texas. The release occurred on Thursday after a judge refused to order his immediate extradition back to Minnesota.
The officer faces charges that include shooting a man and subsequently lying about the incident during a federal immigration crackdown known as Operation Metro Surge in Minneapolis. Legal proceedings are currently addressing the jurisdictional dispute regarding his return to face these charges.
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Toronto StarHighlights additional details that the officer allegedly lied about the shooting.
CBS NewsNotes the shooting occurred specifically during the federal Operation Metro Surge.
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