Bryan Rafael Gomez, 27, a man wanted for an alleged homicide in the Dominican Republic, remains at large despite a Rhode Island federal judge’s order for his re-detention. U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has not located Gomez since a May 5 deadline set by U.S. District Judge Melissa DuBose. Gomez was held at the Donald W. Wyatt detention center in Central Falls, Rhode Island, before his April 28 release pending an immigration court hearing. The Dominican Republic issued a 2023 arrest warrant alleging Gomez’s involvement in a 2021 shooting. ICE and federal prosecutors are under scrutiny for failing to disclose the warrant during court proceedings. Attorney Melanie Shapiro, representing Gomez, reported last contact with him following a May 5 court hearing. The Trump administration previously criticized Judge DuBose’s release order, calling her an “activist judge.” A formal investigation into the warrant omission is underway, led by special counsel Niki Kuckes. Contact for updates: ICE’s field office in Burlington, Massachusetts, or Shapiro at (contact details pending).