ICE Officer Pleads Not Guilty in Minneapolis Shooting Case

An Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officer has pleaded not guilty to lying about a shooting incident in Minneapolis. The incident involved Julio Cesar Sosa-Celis, a Venezuelan man. According to prosecutors, video evidence contradicts the officer's account of the shooting. The officer's plea was entered in response to charges stemming from the investigation into the shooting. The case is ongoing, with further proceedings expected in the coming weeks. The ICE officer's identity has not been released. The shooting occurred in Minneapolis, where Sosa-Celis was allegedly involved in an incident with the officer. Prosecutors allege that the officer's statements about the shooting were false, and that video evidence supports this claim. The officer's plea of not guilty indicates that they deny any wrongdoing in the case. The investigation into the shooting is being conducted by local and federal authorities. The Venezuelan man, Julio Cesar Sosa-Celis, was involved in the incident that led to the shooting. The case has drawn attention due to the conflicting accounts of the incident. The ICE officer's plea is the latest development in the ongoing case.