Residents of Marble Hill, a neighborhood in Manhattan, expressed anger and fear following a shooting incident involving federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) on Friday. The incident occurred when an ICE officer shot a local resident, Oscar Belgal, 28, in the neck while he was in his vehicle with his child. Witness Orlando Perez reported that he saw the arrest take place on the corner of 225th Street and Marble Hill Avenue on Thursday night. The circumstances surrounding the shooting, including the use of an assault-style rifle, have raised significant concerns among the community.
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Shooting Incident Involving ICE in Marble Hill Raises Concerns Among Residents
Residents of Marble Hill, Manhattan, are expressing anger and fear after a shooting incident involving ICE resulted in a local resident being shot in the neck while his child was present in the vehicle. Witnesses reported the incident occurred during an arrest on Thursday night.
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New York City’s Marble Hill residents furious after ICE shooting: ‘Why do this?’
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Shooting Incident Involving ICE in Marble Hill Raises Concerns Among Residents