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Man injured during ICE detention in Long Beach

A man was injured while being detained by federal immigration agents in Long Beach, California, over the weekend and was taken to a hospital, police said. Long Beach police said they were called by ICE for backup and found him bleeding and handcuffed. Mayor Rex Richardson said in a complaint that the man was reportedly repeatedly Tasered and forcibly restrained; Rep. Robert Garcia said he is a U.S. citizen.
WHO: Federal immigration agents detained the man; Long Beach police responded to an ICE call for backup.
WHAT: A man was injured during a detention by federal immigration agents in Long Beach and was taken to a hospital.
WHEN: Oct 17, 2026
WHERE: Long Beach, California, USA
WHY: The reason for the detention and the circumstances that led to the man's injuries were not reported.

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