Lawyers Association President Condemns ICE Shooting in Marble Hill

New York, NY, October 14, 2026 —

The president of the New York County Lawyers Association condemned an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) shooting incident in Marble Hill, Manhattan, saying the incident may have violated the U.S. Constitution and calling for stricter safety protocols.

The available account says ICE agents shot an individual but does not provide the person’s identity, condition or the circumstances surrounding the shooting. It also does not specify when the incident occurred, what led up to it, or whether any investigation or official response has followed.

The association president’s statement raises a constitutional concern, but the account does not identify a specific constitutional provision or provide details of a legal analysis. The reported concern is therefore an allegation, not a finding that a violation occurred. No further information is available about the basis for the president’s assessment.

The call for stricter safety protocols was also not accompanied by details about which protocols should change, who would be responsible for implementing them or whether any proposals have been made. The summary does not say whether ICE or other officials have commented on the incident or the criticism.

With those details unavailable, the reported facts are limited to the location, the involvement of ICE agents, the shooting of an individual and the association president’s condemnation. The person’s identity and condition, the sequence of events, and any subsequent investigative or legal steps remain unspecified in the account.

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