Austin Man Shot by ICE Officer Pleads Not Guilty to Federal Assault Charge
An Austin man, who was shot by an ICE officer, has pleaded not guilty to a federal assault charge.
Austin, TX, October 28, 2026 —
An Austin man who was shot by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer has pleaded not guilty to a federal assault charge, according to the information provided about the case.
The available summary does not identify the man, specify when or where the shooting occurred, or describe the circumstances leading up to it. It also does not name the officer or provide details about the alleged assault. The court, the date of the plea and any conditions imposed in connection with the case were not provided.
A not-guilty plea is the defendant’s formal denial of the charge. The summary does not provide further information about the legal proceedings, including whether a trial date has been set, whether other charges have been filed or how prosecutors describe the allegations. No statements from the man, his representatives, prosecutors or federal authorities were included.
The information provided also does not say whether the man received medical treatment, the extent of any injuries, or whether the officer was injured. It does not describe any investigation into the shooting or report findings about the officer’s actions. Those details cannot be established from the summary alone.
As a result, the known information is limited to the man’s identification as being from Austin, the fact that he was shot by an ICE officer, and his not-guilty plea to a federal assault charge. Further details about the allegation and the status of the case were not available in the material provided.
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