Off-duty ICE official shot in Fresno after allegedly assaulting father and daughter
Fresno police say a man shot an off-duty ICE official who allegedly assaulted him and his daughter at their home early Friday; the official faces felony charges.
An off-duty Immigration and Customs Enforcement official was shot in Fresno, California, early Friday after allegedly assaulting a man and his daughter at their home, according to the Fresno Police Department.
The Guardian reports that police identified the shooter as a 72-year-old man. Police said the official was shot in the midsection and was receiving medical care.
Police said the woman came home and found the official sleeping on her front lawn, according to ABC News. The Guardian reports police described the official as "intoxicated and agitated."
The Guardian reports the official, identified by police as David Gonzalez, faces felony charges for assaulting the father and daughter. The assault allegations come from local authorities.
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- ABC NewsOff-duty ICE agent shot after allegedly attacking woman and her father: PoliceFri, Oct 9, 8:07 PM EDT
- The GuardianUS man shoots off-duty ICE agent who allegedly attacked him and daughterSat, Oct 10, 3:03 PM EDT
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