(Vancouver, WA) -- A Vancouver man who was mauled by an ICE agent's dog and then denied medical treatment for his injuries is being released from ICE custody. The Seattle Times reports Wilmer Toledo-Martinez was released from the Northwest ICE Processing Center in Tacoma on February 2nd and is now recovering at home. Toledo-Martinez suffered deep cuts to his arm and back after an ICE agent sicced his dog on him while arresting him at his home in November. ICE agents then refused to provide Toledo-Martinez with medical care for several hours after the attack and temporarily denied him antibiotics that were prescribed to him for his injuries. Toledo-Martinez is married to a U.S. citizen and has three young children at home.