ICE Agent Strikes Man During Pursuit
An ICE spokesperson said in a statement that the agency was attempting to arrest another man, Jose Mendoza-Cervantes, a Mexican national who they allege had a criminal record and a final order of removal by a judge.Reported by 3 of 5 outlets; wording from ABC News.
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- 10 Oct
A vehicle driven by Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents hit and injured a man in the greater Houston area on Saturday, the Harris County Sheriff's Office said.
- 11 Oct
In a statement, the US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) that oversees ICE said the agency had been trying to arrest Mendoza-Cervantes after a judge had issued him a final order of removal from the United States, as USA Today reported.
- 12 Oct
ICE alleged in a statement that "Parra-Hernandez ran in front of an ICE vehicle and was struck."
Coverage 6 articles
13 Oct Surveillance video shows moment ICE vehicle strikes man in Houston
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13 Oct ICE officers hit man running from them with SUV
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13 Oct Houston man run over by ICE vehicle will need additional surgery, advocates say
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12 Oct ICE agent strikes man with car during pursuit in Texas, authorities say
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