A recent development has been reported in the investigation into the fatal shooting of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo by ICE in Houston. S. attorney has confirmed that FBI tests did not find meth in the van driven by Araujo.
S. attorney, except to say that no meth was found in the vehicle itself. Other individuals in the van have stated that the bags contained salt.
Further details on this incident are available from Houston Public Media.
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