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ICE officer who fatally shot Minnesota woman was dragged by car during June immigration arrest

January 9, 2026

An ICE officer involved in the fatal shooting of a Minnesota woman had a prior incident where he was dragged by a vehicle during an immigration arrest operation in June. The officer was attempting to detain Roberto Carlos Muñoz-Guatemala, who was illegally in the country and had a criminal history, including domestic assault and sex crimes against a minor.

ICE officer who fatally shot Minnesota woman was dragged by car during June immigration arrest

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ICE officer shot a Minnesota woman during an immigration enforcement operation.
The officer was previously dragged by a vehicle during a June arrest attempt.
Roberto Carlos Muñoz-Guatemala was the subject of the June arrest; he had a criminal record.
Muñoz-Guatemala was in the country illegally at the time of the incident.

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ICE officer who fatally shot Minnesota woman was dragged by car during June immigration arrest

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ICE officer who fatally shot Minnesota woman was dragged by car during June immigration arrest

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