Carlos Iván Mendoza Hernández told his attorney that he only attempted to leave the scene after authorities had fired on his vehicle, refuting the agency’s account.

cross-posted from: https://infosec.pub/post/44807122

Kolasinski, however, said, “It’s not that his movement of the vehicle triggered the shooting but quite the other way around,” adding that Hernández “fled in a panic because he was fired on.”

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After the shooting, federal immigration agents cut all of Hernández’s clothes off, took pictures of him, then left him handcuffed sitting naked on the side of the road without providing medical care, according to Kolasinski.

At least one eyewitness has come forward to support Hernández’s claim about how the incident first unfolded.

  • CubitOom@infosec.pubOPEnglish
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    1 day ago

    Is this text missing for you?

    After the shooting, federal immigration agents cut all of Hernández’s clothes off, took pictures of him, then left him handcuffed sitting naked on the side of the road without providing medical care, according to Kolasinski.

    At least one eyewitness has come forward to support Hernández’s claim about how the incident first unfolded.

    • Doug Holland@lemmy.worldEnglish
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      1 day ago

      I read the article, didn’t find the excerpt, then searched via CTRL-F for both ‘clothes’ and ‘handcuffed’ and got nada — six hours ago, but it’s there now. I envision hot, loud arguments over censorship at the <i>Times</i>, but more likely it was just a glitch.