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送货途中背部中枪，随后体内带着子弹入狱

一名委内瑞拉籍 DoorDash 司机在北奥斯汀遭 ICE 从背后开枪，随后在子弹仍留在脊椎附近的情况下被转送拘留；对于拦截行动，各方说法不一，视频没有拍到枪击瞬间，医疗和法律争议仍在持续。

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一名正在跑 DoorDash 订单的男子遭移民执法人员从背后开枪，醒来时已身处拘留室，而政府射出的子弹仍卡在他的脊椎旁。这一连串事件——一次工作途中停车演变成枪击，随后从医院出院又转为被拘押——各方并无异议。几乎所有能够解释这一切的事情，却都存在争议。⁠7⁠9

28威尔伯·加尔塞斯·佩雷斯，年龄 1
1背部伤口，子弹留在体内 9
~175首都抗议活动报告人数 32

28岁的委内瑞拉公民威尔伯·拉斐尔·加尔塞斯·佩雷斯在北奥斯汀送餐，于2026年9月20日星期日下午背部中弹一发，子弹从颈部下方射入。子弹停在脊椎附近，外科医生将其留在体内。他被送往戴尔·塞顿医疗中心，情况严重但稳定；仅数小时后便出院。到9月21日星期一，他已身在200多英里外的南得克萨斯 ICE 拘留中心皮尔萨尔——身受枪伤、遭到拘留，子弹仍在体内。⁠4⁠7⁠9

如今，连他是否有权在那条街上开车，也出现了两种截然不同的说法。他的律师凯特·林肯-戈德芬奇称，他于2024年通过 CBP One 应用进入美国，申请了庇护，获得了工作许可，没有犯罪记录；在他更新地址后，听证通知却寄到了旧地址，他因此未能出席听证，最终被缺席裁定下达遣返令。联邦官员则描绘了另一份档案：他在前一届政府执政期间入境，工作许可于2025年到期，目前没有合法身份；工作许可并不等于合法身份，而且移民法官已对他下达最终遣返令。让他成为目标的是这份档案，而不是送货袋。⁠3⁠7

关于拦截行动的两种说法

根据他从拘留所打电话讲述的部分经过，他当时开着一辆蓝色丰田汽车去送订单，一辆黑色无标识 SUV 擦撞了他的车。他不知道车内人员是执法人员。他在一座立交桥下掉头，想找一个更安全的地方停车，随后再次遭到擦撞，接着从乘客侧后方的区域背部中弹，并被拖出车外。他称，执法人员直到接触之后才表明身份；他试图靠边停车，也从未徒步逃跑。⁠3⁠5

可见画面证实了追逐和突发暴力，却不能证明开枪的决定是如何作出的。枪击发生在下午1点前不久，地点靠近安德森广场，位于研究大道、美国183号公路和西安德森巷交汇处。一辆乘客侧车门受损的蓝色汽车停在现场，得克萨斯州骑警封锁了交通。奥斯汀警方并非开枪机构，但奥斯汀警察局长表示，该男子中枪前遭 ICE 执法人员追逐。⁠4⁠8⁠11

改变案件走向的四天

  1. 2024

    律师称，他通过 CBP One 应用入境并申请庇护。

    3
  2. 9月20日，下午1点前不久

    在北奥斯汀安德森广场附近中枪，随后被送往戴尔·塞顿医疗中心。

    4
  3. 9月21日

    被转送至皮尔萨尔拘留所，从拘留中打电话讲述经过。

    7
  4. 9月22日，下午6:45

    奥斯汀警方公布行车记录仪、随身摄像机和侦探拍摄的视频。

    6

视频缺失的部分如今成为焦点。周二，即9月22日下午6:45，奥斯汀警方公布了行车记录仪视频、一名赶到现场警员的随身摄像机视频，以及一名下班侦探用手机拍摄的视频；这名侦探当时恰好因私人事务在附近。画面显示，事发前几分钟，警方在附近社区进行过一次拦截；之后可以听见枪声，并看到有人在车旁接受治疗。但画面没有拍到移民执法人员开枪。开枪的执法人员没有佩戴配发给他的随身摄像机；他去年从另一家联邦执法机构受聘，目前已被安排行政休假。⁠6⁠25⁠26

拘留使枪伤演变成了又一场医疗危机。家人和他的律师称，周日夜里他们一直被蒙在鼓里，市长柯克·沃森协助他们获得了基本确认。9月21日星期一，加尔塞斯·佩雷斯在奥斯汀举行的一场新闻发布会上从拘留所打来电话，出席发布会的有林肯-戈德芬奇律师事务所的律师，联邦众议员格雷格·卡萨尔也与她站在一起。他称自己没有止痛药、遭到审讯，夜里睡在地板上，没有床，之后左侧身体出现麻木。他的律师后来表示，他左侧身体已失去活动能力；周一夜间，他再次住院，因部分瘫痪接受第二次治疗，随后又被送回皮尔萨尔。联邦官员逐项反驳了这些说法：ICE不决定医院是否进行手术；他正在接受全天候护理，包括止痛药；他睡在床上；这次拦截是有针对性的，并非随机行动。⁠39⁠41⁠55⁠59

街头的回应早于调查展开。周日，事发路口竖起了纪念物。反 ICE 抗议者在枪击发生地聚集数小时；当晚和周一的示威活动随后继续，包括在国会大厦举行的抗议，参与者有 La Frontera Unidad 等组织。国会大厦一场抗议据报约有175人参加。议员、活动人士以及 LULAC 和 NAACP 的代表要求释放他、由独立机构调查而非让 ICE 调查自己的枪击事件，并要求结束在奥斯汀的行动。⁠11⁠32

相关人物

  • 威尔伯·拉斐尔·加尔塞斯·佩雷斯受伤的送货司机，被拘留在皮尔萨尔
  • 凯特·林肯-戈德芬奇加尔塞斯·佩雷斯的移民律师
  • 格雷格·卡萨尔出席9月21日新闻发布会的美国众议员
  • 柯克·沃森在家人被蒙在鼓里后协助取得确认的市长

法律和调查方面的应对如今同时沿着三条路径展开。联邦层面由国土安全调查局牵头，联邦调查局协助。地方方面，奥斯汀警察局特别调查组和得克萨斯州骑警正在审查；奥斯汀警方和特拉维斯县地方检察官承诺进行独立审查——总计至少有三个机构参与。包括卡斯特罗和卡萨尔在内的国会议员要求不得将他驱逐出境，以免失去一名证人，并要求公开摄像资料。联邦法官奥兰多·加西亚暂时阻止了遣返，并下令于9月30日举行现场听证会。在等待有关接触前是否表明身份、据称徒步逃跑、开枪理由、枪击次数以及开枪后的护理质量等问题得到答复期间，这名受伤且被拘留的证人仍留在皮尔萨尔，子弹就在他的脊椎附近。⁠21⁠24⁠29

已知

  • 背部一处伤口，子弹留在体内、位于脊椎附近；先送医院，后被拘留在皮尔萨尔。 7
  • 已公开的视频显示事发前后的片段，没有拍到执法人员开枪。 6

未知

  • 没有经过核实的说法能够说明接触前是否表明身份、是否徒步逃跑，或使用武力的原因。

后续

  • 9月30日现场听证会，以及联邦和地方审查的结果。

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  1. A delivery driver sits in detention with a bullet lodged near his spine.
  2. Wilber Rafael Garces Perez is twenty-eight, shot once through the back while on a DoorDash run in North Austin. Within a day he was out of the hospital and inside an immigration lockup hours away, still carrying the bullet.
  3. What remains unresolved is whether the stop, the shot, and the care afterward were lawful, justified, and medically safe.
  4. The wound was a single torso wound entering the back below the neck. The bullet stopped near the spine and was left in place. He was taken to Dell Seton Medical Center in serious but stable condition, discharged after only hours, and by Monday September twenty-first he was at the South Texas ICE Processing Center in Pearsall with that bullet still inside him.
  5. He entered the United States in 2024 through the CBP One app and applied for asylum. He obtained a work permit and is described as having no criminal record. A hearing notice went to an old address despite an address update, producing an in-absentia removal order. The paper file also holds a final removal order from an immigration judge, an entry under the prior administration, and a work permit that expired in 2025 and does not confer lawful status.
  6. Two versions now exist and no full use-of-force reconstruction has been released. In one, he was in a blue Toyota when an unmarked black SUV sideswiped him, he did not know the occupants were officers, he made a U-turn under an overpass looking for a safer place to stop, was sideswiped again, then was shot through the passenger-rear area in the back and pulled from the car. In the other, a license-plate check tied the car to a man with a final order, lights and sirens were used, and flight and resistance followed. Identification before contact and alleged flight on foot remain contested.
  7. The shooting happened just before one p.m. near Anderson Square at Research Boulevard, U.S. 183 and West Anderson Lane. A blue car with damage to its passenger-side door sat at the scene while Texas State Troopers blocked traffic. Austin police were not the shooting agency, but the police chief said he was pursued before he was shot. On September twenty-second at six forty-five p.m. Austin police released dashcam video, body-camera video from a responding officer, and cellphone video from an off-duty detective on personal errands. The material shows an earlier neighborhood stop minutes before, shots heard, and treatment at the car. It does not show the immigration officer firing. The shooting officer was not wearing the assigned body camera, had been hired last year from another federal agency, and was placed on administrative leave.
  8. Detention turned a gunshot wound into an ongoing custody and medical fight. Family members were kept in the dark Sunday night, with Mayor Kirk Watson helping obtain basic confirmation. On Monday September twenty-first he spoke by phone from detention during a press conference in Austin with immigration attorney Kate Lincoln-Goldfinch, with Representative Greg Casar standing with her. He described no pain medication, interrogation, and a night without a bed on the floor, then left-side numbness. He later lost movement on his left side and was back in the hospital by Monday night for a second stay with partial paralysis before being sent back to Pearsall. The rebuttal position is that the hospital controls surgery decisions, that he receives round-the-clock care including pain medication, that he slept on a bed, and that the stop was targeted rather than random.
  9. A memorial went up at the intersection Sunday. Protesters gathered for hours where the shooting occurred, followed by night and Monday demonstrations including at the Capitol involving La Frontera Unidad and others, with about one hundred seventy-five people reported at one Capitol protest. Lawmakers, activists and representatives of LULAC and the NAACP demanded release, an independent probe rather than an internal review, and an end to the operation in Austin. Homeland Security Investigations is leading federally with FBI assistance. The Austin Police Special Investigations Unit and the Texas Rangers are reviewing locally, with Austin police and the Travis County District Attorney committed to an independent review, leaving at least three agencies involved. Members of Congress including Castro and Casar demanded he not be deported as a witness and that camera material be released. Federal Judge Orlando Garcia temporarily blocked removal and ordered an in-person hearing for September thirtieth, keeping a wounded detained witness with a bullet near his spine inside Pearsall while justification, shot count, and post-shot care await answers.

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