Person shot during federal encounter in Marble Hill

A person was shot during a federal immigration-enforcement encounter in Marble Hill on October 8 and was taken to a hospital, where the person was conscious and receiving medical attention, the New York City Police Department said. The shooting occurred around 4 p.m. in the Bronx neighborhood, the department said. The NYPD said its officers were not involved and were not at the scene. The person’s identity and the circumstances that led to the shooting had not been publicly established in the available accounts. Preliminary information cited by law-enforcement sources said Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents were attempting to take someone into custody when a person who was not the target of the arrest was shot. That account has not been accompanied by a detailed public explanation from federal authorities. Mayor Zohran Mamdani said early reports indicated agents fired multiple rounds while a five-year-old child was in the car. He said the child was physically unharmed. The child’s presence and condition were described through the mayor’s account of those early reports. New York Gov.