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Victor Salgado Araujo has been released from custody after more than 50 days. He is a key eyewitness to a deadly shooting involving his brother, Lorenzo. The shooting was carried out by ICE.
Prosecutors are moving closer to grand jury testimony in the investigation into Lorenzo's death. Victor's release comes as part of this process. Further details about the investigation and Victor's release are available from the source.
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