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Lawyer for men in van during deadly ICE shooting says clients dispute DHS account #shorts 86%
7/11/2026, 1:52:45 AM
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We have a new account now of this deadly shooting involving ICE officers that happened this week in Houston.
In that shooting, 52-year-old Lorenzo Salgado Aruo was killed by a shot to the torso.
The Department of Homeland Security said this was a targeted enforcement operation.
They were trying to find somebody who they thought was in this work van.
And they said the driver of the work van, that's Aruo, tried to weaponize the vehicle and that one of the ICE officers in fear for his life fired in self-defense.
Well, there were three other people in that van with Aruo.
An attorney now for at least two of them is saying that he spoke to them where they are in immigration detention and they said that there were never any ICE officers in front of the van.
In fact, they said the shot that was fired came from the side of the van.
There is no video that has emerged so far showing that actual moment.
And Homeland Security has confirmed that the ICE officers there that morning were not wearing body cameras and they did not have any dashboard cameras in their vehicles.
They blamed the lack of cameras on the last two government shutdowns, saying that it it slowed down the distribution of those cameras into the field.
Well, along with the investigation by Homeland Security and the FBI is involved as well, the Harris County DA's office is now also conducting its own investigation into what happened and asking anybody for any small bit of video or any witness who is out there that they might come forward with what they saw.
Uh and the concern from the attorney now, he said today he's worried that his clients in detention may be pressured to sign something that would speed up a voluntary deportation out of the country before these investigations can be minutes.
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