A public viewing is scheduled for a man who died in a shooting incident involving an ICE agent. The event will allow community members to pay their respects in person. It is set to take place at a chapel in Houston.
The man was fatally shot while on his way to work in a Houston neighborhood. His family has announced the viewing, which will be held on a specific day and time.
Further details about the viewing and the incident are available through KPRC 2 Houston.
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