Minnesota authorities charge a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent with assault and related offenses after a nonfatal shooting of a Venezuelan man in Minneapolis. Prosecutors say the agent, identified by multiple reports as Christian Castro, shot Julio Sosa-Celis during an incident on Jan. 14. The charges include assault and allegations that the agent falsely reported what happened. Several outlets report that earlier claims by federal officials described the agent as being attacked with items such as snow shovels and brooms. Later evidence, including video, is reported to contradict those statements. The Hennepin County attorney is cited as bringing the state charges. Separately, The New York Times reports the case is part of a broader pattern of felony charges involving federal officers in Minnesota tied to “Operation Metro Surge,” a Trump administration immigration crackdown. Court records and ongoing proceedings will determine whether the agent’s account of the incident is accurate and whether the prosecution can prove the falsification allegations.