2026-09-29 18:08 UTC / 路透社
作者：朱莉娅·哈特
2026年9月29日18:08 UTC 更新于1小时前
2026年9月20日，美国得克萨斯州奥斯汀，一段警方随身摄像头视频的静态画面显示，委内瑞拉男子威尔伯·拉斐尔·加塞斯·佩雷斯在被捕时按住肩部伤口。他此前称自己当时正以DashDoor送餐司机的身份外出工作，随后遭联邦移民执法人员枪击。奥斯汀警方/供图 路透社 购买授权
- 内容概要
- 起诉书指控加塞斯·佩雷斯用车侧后视镜击打警员躯干
- 起诉书显示，移民海关执法局警员称加塞斯·佩雷斯曾试图驾车撞向他，随后警员开枪
- 路透社调查发现，白宫在成功起诉拒捕人员方面遭遇困境
9月29日（路透社）——美国司法部在一份新闻稿中表示，9月20日在得克萨斯州奥斯汀被联邦移民执法人员枪击的委内瑞拉男子已于周二出庭，他被控袭击、拒捕、妨碍并阻挠联邦执法人员。
这份针对28岁的威尔伯·拉斐尔·加塞斯·佩雷斯的起诉书，援引了当日对其实施拦截的一名移民海关执法局警员随身摄像头的 footage ，称当执法人员要求他下车时，加塞斯·佩雷斯驾车逃离，并用汽车侧后视镜击中一名警员的躯干。该视频并未对外公开。
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根据周一在得克萨斯州西区美国联邦地区法院提交的起诉书，另一名未佩戴摄像头的警员驾车追赶加塞斯·佩雷斯，并很快追上了他。
起诉书显示，在追上后，加塞斯·佩雷斯试图驾车撞向该警员，警员随即用手枪向其开枪。
公开的事件视频并未拍到枪击过程，但确实拍到了事后加塞斯·佩雷斯在车内受伤的画面。起诉书称，加塞斯·佩雷斯在接受国土安全部调查人员询问时表示，一名警员驾驶SUV撞向他的车，将他的车撞得原地打转后，他才遭到枪击。
加塞斯·佩雷斯的律师并未立即回应置评请求。凯特·林肯-戈尔芬奇周日在Instagram上发帖称，她的当事人体内仍留有子弹，锁骨也有骨折，他的支持者担心如果不尽快接受手术，他可能会出现败血症和永久性损伤。
国土安全部表示，他目前正在接受适当的医疗护理。
尽管特朗普政府已对至少851名袭击或阻挠联邦执法人员的人员提起刑事指控，但路透社7月对联邦法院记录的调查发现，31%的已结案件被驳回，而所有联邦刑事案件的驳回率仅为8%。
加塞斯·佩雷斯还将于周三在得克萨斯州出庭接受联邦移民法官的听证会，以决定他是否可以留在美国。
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Justice Department charges Venezuelan man shot by ICE officer in Austin
2026-09-29 6:08 PM UTC / Reuters
By Julia Harte
September 29, 2026 6:08 PM UTC Updated 1 hour ago
Wilber Rafael Garces Perez, a Venezuelan man who said he had been out working as a DoorDash food delivery driver when shot by a federal immigration agent, holds his shoulder from the wound during his arrest in Austin, Texas, U.S. September 20, 2026 in a still image from police body camera video. Austin Police/Handout via REUTERS Purchase Licensing Rights
- Summary
- Complaint alleges Garces Perez struck officer’s torso with car’s side mirror
- ICE officer says Garces Perez tried to drive into him before shooting, according to complaint
- White House has struggled to succesfully prosecute people for resisting arrest, Reuters review found
Sept 29 (Reuters) – A Venezuelan man shot by a federal immigration agent on September 20 in Austin, Texas, appeared in federal court on Tuesday after being charged with assaulting, resisting, interfering, and impeding a federal officer, the Justice Department said in a press release.
The complaint against Wilber Rafael Garces Perez, 28, citing footage from a camera worn by one of the ICE officers who pulled him over that day, says that when they asked him to step out of his car, Garces Perez drove away, striking one officer in the torso with his car’s side mirror. The video has not been released publicly.
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That officer, who was not wearing a camera, chased Garces Perez down in his car and soon caught up with him, according to the complaint, which was filed on Monday in US District Court for the Western District of Texas.
At that point, Garces Perez tried to drive into the officer, who fired on him with his pistol, the officer alleges in the complaint.
Publicly available videos of the incident do not show the shooting, but do show Garces Perez injured in the car afterward. Garces Perez told the DHS official investigating the case that he was shot after an officer drove his SUV into his car, spinning it around, according to the complaint.
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Garces Perez’s attorney did not immediately respond to a request for comment. Kate Lincoln-Goldfinch said in an Instagram post on Sunday that her client still has the bullet in his body and a fractured clavicle, and that his supporters are concerned he could experience sepsis and permanent damage if he does not get surgery soon.
The Department of Homeland Security has said he is receiving adequate medical care.
While the Trump administration has brought criminal charges against at least 851 people for attacking or impeding federal officers, a Reuters review of federal court records in July found that 31% of the completed cases had ended in dismissal, compared to the 8% dismissal rate of all federal criminal cases.
Garces Perez is separately scheduled to appear before a federal immigration judge in Texas on Wednesday for a hearing on whether he can stay in the country.
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Reporting by Julia Harte; Editing by Jesse Mesner-Hage and Daniel Wallis
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