ICE officer who allegedly struck man with vehicle on administrative leave: Agency
Summary
An ICE officer in Texas has been put on administrative leave after allegedly hitting a man, Miguel Parra-Hernandez, with a vehicle during a chase. The Harris County District Attorney’s office is investigating and may file criminal charges.Key Facts
- The incident happened in Harris County, Texas, on October 10, 2026.
- Miguel Parra-Hernandez was struck by a vehicle driven by an ICE officer during an arrest attempt.
- Parra-Hernandez is recovering in the hospital from serious leg injuries after two surgeries.
- ICE placed the officer on administrative leave, which is standard procedure for use-of-force cases.
- ICE said Parra-Hernandez ran in front of the vehicle and denies any intentional harm by the officer.
- The ICE officer was pursuing a man named Jose Mendoza-Cervantes, who is still at large.
- The Harris County District Attorney is investigating and may press criminal charges against the ICE officer.
- Two people were reportedly detained before the incident and were in the ICE vehicle’s back seat at the time.
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