A man is shot and wounded by a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officer in Austin, Texas, prompting protests and calls for an independent investigation. Multiple outlets report the man is seriously injured but in stable condition in a hospital, after being shot at least once in the torso.

Accounts differ on specific circumstances. The New York Post and other reports describe the shooting as occurring after a pursuit on Austin’s north side, with Austin Police Chief Lisa Davis saying the officer allegedly shot the migrant once in the torso shortly before 1 p.m. Other outlets describe the incident more generally as following a traffic stop and/or pursuit, without detailing the same timeline. The unnamed man’s nationality is reported by the New York Post as Venezuelan.

City officials react across outlets, with DW and NDTV noting the mayor’s anger and urging scrutiny, while Sky News describes an anti-ICE protest at the scene. NDTV also places the incident in a broader recent pattern, citing shootings involving immigration officers in Maine and Houston in the preceding months.