DHS officials say ICE officers involved in the deadly Houston shooting on Tuesday were not wearing body cameras, according to reports cited by multiple outlets. The shooting killed Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, and the lack of body-camera footage has become a focus as inquiries continue. ABC News reports that DHS is providing the update as the victim’s family and local officials press for an independent investigation. Fox News similarly reports that the agents involved were not wearing body cameras, citing sources, and notes that investigations are ongoing. The differing accounts describe the same core issue: investigators do not have body-camera video from the officers involved. In response to the death, the family and local officials call for independent review, though details about who will conduct the investigation and the scope of that review are not settled in the cited reports. The shooting and the circumstances surrounding it remain under investigation, with attention on whether standard recording procedures were followed and how evidence will be gathered in the absence of body-camera footage.