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NYPD Releases Bodycam of Aftermath of ICE Shooting in Bronx
Officers carried the wounded suspect to a hospital after bystanders shouted that ICE shot him, while federal officials said he drove toward agents.
- The New York Police Department released body-camera footage Friday of Thursday's shooting in Marble Hill, Bronx, clarifying that NYPD officers were not involved in the ICE-involved incident.
- Federal agents were conducting a targeted enforcement operation at about 4 p.m. when Belgal, driving with a 5-year-old boy, refused to exit his vehicle and accelerated into two ICE vehicles.
- While agents handcuffed Belgal, who sustained a "superficially" neck wound, bystanders shouted "ICE shot him" before NYPD officers responded to a 911 call and transported him to the hospital.
- Marcos Charles, acting executive associate director for Homeland Security Investigations, stated agents fired because they believed their lives were in danger; the agency plans to prosecute Belgal.
- Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin blamed New York's sanctuary policies for Belgal's previous release and ordered his transfer to a detention facility outside the city.
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NYPD Police Bodycam Footage Shows Moments After ICE Agent Shoots Criminal Illegal Alien in the Neck * The Gateway Pundit * by Cristina Laila
Police bodycam footage released on Friday shows the immediate aftermath following an ICE-involved shooting in the Bronx on Thursday evening.
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