An off-duty U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent is shot and arrested in Fresno, California, after an alleged assault, police say. Authorities report that a woman finds the agent asleep on her front lawn early Friday. According to police accounts, the woman and her father then become involved, and her 72-year-old father shoots the agent.
Los Angeles Times and ABC News report that when officers arrive, the agent is found with a gunshot wound to his midsection and is in handcuffs. They identify a 32-year-old man in custody, while police describe the agent as having allegedly assaulted the woman and her father before the shooting. The New York Times adds that the agent is arrested following the incident.
Across outlets, the core facts align: the incident occurs in Fresno early Friday, the agent is initially found sleeping on a property, an alleged assault precedes the shooting, and officers later locate the agent wounded and detained. Details beyond those points are limited and remain as described by police statements.
