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Texas DA says ICE intentionally hit immigrant with a car and may have withheld evidence – NBC News

Texas DA says ICE intentionally hit immigrant with a car and may have withheld evidence  NBC NewsDA has no access to ICE-driven vehicle that hit man, Sean Teare says  ABC13 HoustonHarris County DA’s Office launches investigation after ICE agent drove…
One Place News   •   October 13, 2026   •   Updated October 13, 2026
Texas DA says ICE intentionally hit immigrant with a car and may have withheld evidence – NBC News

Texas DA says ICE intentionally hit immigrant with a car and may have withheld evidence  NBC NewsDA has no access to ICE-driven vehicle that hit man, Sean Teare says  ABC13 HoustonHarris County DA’s Office launches investigation after ICE agent drove into man in west Harris County  KHOUTexas man run over by ICE has never met the person agents were allegedly chasing  The GuardianMiguel Parra undergoes surgery after being struck by ICE vehicle, family raises new allegations  Click2Houston

HOUSTON — Videos collected by local investigators make it “pretty obvious” that an ICE officer intentionally ran over Miguel Parra Hernandez during an immigration stop Saturday, which could lead to assault charges, the district attorney said Tuesday. “This was an intentional striking and running over of the person by the vehicle, and in that case, that is an aggravated assault with a deadly weapon in Texas,” Harris County District Attorney Sean Teare told NBC News. Teare said the federal government is not cooperating with the investigation conducted by his office and the Harris County Sheriff’s Office.

He also said ICE may have allowed the erasure of critical data in the vehicle involved in striking Parra, who was on foot. Teare said that in his seven years as a Harris County vehicular crimes division chief, he has reviewed video from a number of other auto-pedestrian collision cases. He said the video his investigators have gathered in Parra’s case “goes above” the video that was posted online and obtained by NBC affiliate KPRC of

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