ICE officer pleads not guilty to lying to FBI about Minneapolis shooting
ICE officer Christian Castro pleaded not guilty to federal charges for lying to authorities about a January shooting in Minneapolis. Castro faces six counts of making false statements regarding the incident involving a Venezuelan man during enforcement operations. The indictment was issued in early September following a federal grand jury investigation.
An Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officer pleaded not guilty Friday to federal charges stemming from allegations that he lied to authorities about what led up to the January shooting of a Venezuelan man during Minneapolis enforcement operations. A federal grand jury indicted Christian Castro, 52, in early September on six counts of making materially...
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