Man Previously Shot by ICE Agent in North Austin Pleads Not Guilty to Federal Assault Charge
A man, who was previously shot by an ICE agent in North Austin, has pleaded not guilty to a federal assault charge.
Austin, TX, October 28, 2026 —
A man who was previously shot by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent in North Austin has pleaded not guilty to a federal assault charge, according to the information provided. The charge is federal, but the available summary does not identify the man or specify when he entered the plea.
Details about the alleged assault were not provided. The information does not say whom the man is accused of assaulting, what conduct is alleged, or whether the charge is connected to the earlier shooting. It also does not describe the circumstances of the shooting or provide a date for that incident.
No court, judge, case number or hearing schedule was identified in the summary. The name of the ICE agent was not provided, and no information was included about the agent’s account of the incident or any official findings. The summary also does not state whether the man remains in custody or whether any additional charges have been filed.
The not-guilty plea means the man has denied the federal assault charge at this stage of the case. The available information does not provide further details about the legal proceedings, evidence or responses from prosecutors, the man’s representatives or federal authorities. Those details remain unspecified, and no conclusions about the underlying allegations can be drawn from the summary alone.
The reported sequence is limited to two facts: the man was previously shot by an ICE agent in North Austin, and he has pleaded not guilty to a federal assault charge. No additional timeline or explanation was supplied.
Story summarized from the original created by Google News on news.google.com, see more information here.