Texas ICE agent pleads not guilty to lying to FBI charge in Minnesota shooting
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Christian Castro, a 52-year-old Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officer, pleaded not guilty to federal charges of lying to the FBI regarding a January shooting incident in Minneapolis. The indictment follows allegations that Castro provided false information to authorities concerning the circumstances surrounding the shooting of a Venezuelan national during an enforcement operation.
Following his plea, a judge set Castro’s bond at $200,000. The conditions of his release include the surrender of his passport, the use of electronic home monitoring, and the pre-signing of an extradition waiver.
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Houston Public MediaFocuses on the procedural details of the bond and release conditions.
The HillFocuses on the nature of the federal charges and the victim.
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