Woodland police say video shows the man did not jump onto the hood
Woodland Police DepartmentMunicipal police department reporting its findings to date
Woodland police say video reviewed so far shows the pedestrian did not jump onto the ICE vehicle's hood, one of the DHS claims they call inconsistent with the footage.
“The pedestrian did not jump onto the hood of the vehicle.”
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Woodland police challenge DHS's account of the Antonio Moreida collision
Woodland police say video their investigators reviewed shows Antonio Moreida was struck by a vehicle driven by an ICE agent, contrary to DHS's statement that he jumped onto the hood and slid off. ICE later said its officers tried to drive around him while braking. Lawmakers criticize ICE's conduct and the federal account.
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The department says certain claims in DHS's statement are inconsistent with video its investigators obtained and reviewed, and lists its findings to date. It says its criminal investigation covers the actions of those involved and the events leading up to the collision. The post includes a statement from Mayor Tom Stallard and a Spanish version.
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The police chief says the pedestrian did not jump or slide from the hood, and says the driver braked, stayed nearby and cooperated initially.
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CBS News Sacramento reporting preserves the different October 21 DHS and October 22 ICE accounts. It reports an ongoing police investigation.
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In an October 21 update, the department says certain claims in DHS's statement are inconsistent with video its investigators obtained and reviewed. Its first finding is that the pedestrian was struck by a vehicle driven by an ICE agent.
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The department also says the pedestrian did not slide off the hood, the driver applied the brakes before the collision, and the driver remained near the scene and contacted dispatch. It says the findings may be supplemented as more information is obtained.
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The case concerns the ICE vehicle collision with Moreida and the federal account of it. Police explicitly reject DHS's claim that the pedestrian jumped onto the hood.
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