A manhunt is underway for Benjamin Song, who is suspected of being involved in an anti-ICE attack on Independence Day that left a police officer shot in the neck.

Authorities are searching for Song in connection with an attack outside a U.S. Immigrations and Customs Enforcement detention facility in Texas on July 4.

Richard Lindgren, 59, allegedly shot 42-year-old Benjamin Hawk — who was in a relationship with Lindgren’s ex-wife — at Louie’s Corner House in Buckeye Lake, Ohio, just before midnight Friday, according to police and Hawk’s friends.

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Benjamin Hawk, 42, was found dead by authorities responding to a shooting at a bar in Buckeye Lake, Ohio, on Friday, July 11, the Licking County Sheriff’s Office said in a statement. Police promptly named Richard Lindgren as a suspect in the shooting.

An intense, weeklong manhunt for Benjamin Hanil Song — a suspected shooter at the Prairieland Detention Center on July 4 — has ended with his arrest by FBI agents in

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The manhunt for 32-year-old Benjamin Hanil Song of Dallas has entered its 10th day. A $35,000 reward is being offered for any information about his whereabouts. Song is one of 12 who have been charged in connection with a July 4 coordinated attack on the Prairieland Detention Center in Alvarado.