Man shot by ICE in Austin will not be released after hearing on federal criminal charge

A man named Wilber Rafael Garces Perez was shot by an ICE officer in Austin. According to a federal criminal complaint, he may have hit an ICE agent with his vehicle while trying to flee before being shot. He has been charged with a federal crime. A hearing determined he will not be released.

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KTSM 9 NewsCenter· 16h ago

Man shot by ICE in Austin will not be released after hearing on federal criminal charge

CW 39 HoustonCenter· 21h ago

Man shot by ICE in Austin will not be released after hearing on federal criminal charge

Border ReportCenter· 1d ago

Man shot by ICE in Austin will not be released after hearing on federal criminal charge

Fox7 AustinCenter· 1d ago

Austin ICE shooting: Bond denied for man shot by ICE agent; he's now in federal criminal custody

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Man shot by ICE in Austin to appear in court on federal criminal charge

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Man shot by ICE in Austin to appear in court on federal criminal charge

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Man shot by ICE in Austin to appear in court on federal criminal charge

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KTSM 9 NewsCenter· 2d ago

Federal charge filed against man shot by ICE in Austin

CW 39 HoustonCenter· 2d ago

Federal charge filed against man shot by ICE in Austin

Valley CentralCenter· 2d ago

Federal charge filed against man shot by ICE in Austin

KXAN AustinCenter· 2d ago

Federal charge filed against man shot by ICE in Austin

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