A federal indictment has been issued against a US Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer. The officer, Christian Castro, is accused of providing false information about a shooting incident. He was taken into custody and later released on a bond. Castro's release conditions include wearing a GPS ankle monitor and a $75,000 unsecured bond.

His attorneys have stated that he will plead not guilty. The incident involved a Venezuelan man who was injured. Further details about the case are available.

The officer had turned himself in to authorities before appearing in court. His attorneys, David A. Lindenmuth and Rolando Cantu, will handle his case.