ICE agent charged in Minneapolis shooting released pending extradition decision
A US Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer charged over a January shooting in Minnesota has been released from a Texas jail.
An ICE agent has been released from custody in Texas after a judge rejected an immediate extradition request. The officer is charged in Minnesota with assault and falsely reporting a crime related to a January shooting. A hearing was held to determine whether Texas would extradite the agent or allow his release.
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