Man shot by ICE in California has been arrested by the FBI, attorney says
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A man shot by ICE agents in California was arrested by the FBI after hospital discharge.
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A man shot by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents in central California last week was arrested Monday by the FBI. The arrest occurred after the man was discharged from a hospital, according to his attorney. This development follows an enforcement stop where ICE agents shot the individual. The FBI's involvement suggests a potential shift in the investigation or the nature of the charges against the man.
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The FBI arrested the man after he was discharged from a hospital.
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