Austin Man Shot by ICE Officer Pleads Not Guilty to Federal Assault Charge
An Austin man, previously shot by an ICE officer, has pleaded not guilty to a federal assault charge.
Austin, TX, October 27, 2026 —
An Austin man who was previously shot by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer has pleaded not guilty to a federal assault charge, according to the information provided. The man’s name, the date of his plea and the court where it was entered were not provided.
The available information does not describe the alleged assault, identify who was allegedly assaulted or specify when or where the incident occurred. It also does not explain whether the federal charge is connected to the earlier shooting. No details were provided about the circumstances of that shooting, including when it happened or where.
A not-guilty plea indicates that the defendant denies the charge at this stage of the case. The information provided does not include the defendant’s account, a statement from prosecutors or details about any evidence cited in the case. It also does not state whether the man is in custody or whether any release conditions have been set.
The charge’s precise statutory description, any potential penalties and the next scheduled court date were not provided. No further information about the case’s status or anticipated proceedings is available in the summary. The known details are limited to the man’s description as being from Austin, his having previously been shot by an ICE officer, and his plea of not guilty to a federal assault charge.
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