ICE Processing Center Officer Accused of Shooting Protester Near Facility
Summary
A man working at an ICE processing center in Aurora, Colorado, was arrested for allegedly shooting a female protester who was walking away. The woman was injured but is expected to survive. The police and the man's employer are investigating the case.Key Facts
- The shooting happened near an ICE processing facility in Aurora, Colorado.
- The woman shot was part of a group of protesters taking photos of employees.
- Police said she sustained non-life-threatening injuries.
- Brandon Booth, a 42-year-old employee of GEO Group, was arrested on suspicion of attempted second-degree murder and other charges.
- Booth was off-duty and waiting to enter the facility when the shooting occurred.
- GEO Group, a contractor for ICE, placed Booth on unpaid leave and is cooperating with authorities.
- The Aurora Police Department is conducting a full investigation and promises transparency.
- The incident comes amid increased attention on ICE and DHS after recent shootings involving immigrants.
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