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An ICE agent who fatally shot an immigrant in the U.S. without legal permission after allegedly being dragged by his fleeing vehicle earlier this month told Franklin Park police at the scene that his injuries were “nothing major,” according to body camera footage released to the Tribune on Tuesday. In a statement released shortly after the shooting, DHS officials said Silvero Villegas-Gonzalez “refused to follow law enforcement commands and drove his car” at officers trying to conduct a traffic stop, striking one of the ICE agents and dragging him “a significant distance.” The statement said that one of the officers fired at 38-year-old Villegas-Gonzalez, whom officials said was a Mexican national in the U.S. without authorization, “fearing for his life.” The officer was initially in critical condition following the traffic stop, DHS officials said. But when a Franklin Park police officer asked the agents if they were OK, one federal officer appeared to give a double thumbs-up in response. Both agents deemed the bloodied knee and cut-up hands on the officer apparently dragged to be “nothing major.” Later, a Franklin Park police officer describing one of the agent’s injuries said he had a “left knee injury, some lacerations to his hands.” Though it only shows the aftermath, the body camera footage from Franklin Park police offers one of the only glimpses into the shooting, given that the ICE agents involved in the shooting were not wearing body cameras. Video from a nearby nail salon also captured part of the shooting, but not the whole picture. The footage also captures confusion among Franklin Park officials about which agency would investigate the shooting — a question that’s still open almost two weeks later. Tap on our bio link to read more. ⁠ -----⁠ 📝 Caroline Kubzansky, Jason Meisner and Madeline Buckley / Chicago Tribune 🎥 Village of Franklin Park

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