In a series of confirmations from various officials, it has been established that the substance found in the work van of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, who was fatally shot by ICE agents, tested negative for narcotics. The Harris County District Attorney’s office, along with U.S. Representative Sylvia Garcia, confirmed that the substance, identified as electrolyte powder, was not related to any illegal drugs, contradicting earlier claims by the FBI suggesting otherwise. This development has sparked controversy and discussions about the treatment of the case, with Salgado’s family vehemently disputing the accusations of drug involvement and criticizing the federal agency’s narrative.