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US Citizen Files $25 Million Lawsuit Against Government After Being Shot by ICE Officer

Carlos Jimenez has filed a $25 million lawsuit against the federal government after being shot by an ICE officer in California. The lawsuit claims wrongful shooting, arrest, and interference with medical care.

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Carlos Jimenez, a US citizen from Ontario, California, has initiated a $25 million lawsuit against the federal government following an incident where he was shot by an ICE officer. The shooting occurred on October 30, 2025, while Jimenez was on his way to work. He approached the officers to alert them about children arriving at a nearby bus stop. The lawsuit alleges wrongful shooting, wrongful arrest, and that agents interfered with his medical treatment at the hospital.

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  • Carlos Jimenez filed a $25 million lawsuit against the federal government.
  • The shooting incident occurred on October 30, 2025.
  • Jimenez approached ICE agents to inform them about children at a bus stop.
  • The lawsuit alleges interference with his medical care.
  • Bullet fragments remain lodged near his lung.
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US citizen shot by ICE officer near children’s bus stop sues government for $25m

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US Citizen Files $25 Million Lawsuit Against Government After Being Shot by ICE Officer