A man shot multiple times during an arrest by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in central California enters a not-guilty plea to federal charges. According to prosecutors, the case involves allegations that the man rammed his vehicle into two ICE agents. Following the arrest and the shooting, the defendant is charged in federal court with offenses related to the incident, and he pleads not guilty during a court appearance held on Monday. The reports describe that ICE officers shot the man during the arrest, and that the vehicle impact is central to the federal charges. Details on the background of the stop, the sequence of events leading up to the shooting, and the specific federal counts are not included in the available summaries. The defendant’s plea indicates he denies wrongdoing as the case proceeds through the federal court system. Authorities continue to pursue the prosecution, and the matter is still subject to further legal proceedings, including disclosure of evidence and possible future hearings.