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Houston protests continue after ICE shooting of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo

Al Jazeera1 min read148 words
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Hundreds of demonstrators gathered in a Texas city on Saturday to demand accountability after a 52‑year‑old Mexican man was fatally shot by law‑enforcement officers. Organizers, representing local advocacy groups and family members, marched through the downtown area, holding signs that called for a transparent investigation and justice for the victim, whose name has not been released pending notification of relatives. Police confirmed that the shooting occurred during an encounter earlier in the week, and a department spokesperson said the incident is under active investigation, with standard procedures being followed.

City officials and the sheriff’s office urged calm and pledged to cooperate fully with any external review. Community leaders highlighted broader concerns about police‑community relations and called for reforms aimed at preventing similar tragedies. As the investigation proceeds, authorities have promised to release findings to the public, while demonstrators plan to continue peaceful protests until satisfactory answers are provided.

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