Pedestrian hit by federal immigration agent's vehicle in Yolo County

All right, our time's now 5:34. There are new calls for an investigation after new video shows immigration agents hitting a man with their vehicle. Now, this video you're looking at shows a black SUV hitting Antonio Morada in the city of Woodland in Yolo County Tuesday morning. Morada says he went to the neighborhood after seeing reports of ICE activity. And once he was there, he started recording what he believed to be ICE agents and their vehicles. But Morada then says the agent started to drive away before one of them came back and hit him with his SUV. They ended up pulling out into the street, trying to take off as I was on their driver's side recording them. So they essentially pushed me into the street. And so I just kept walking down the street, recording them, reading out their license plate. And before I knew it, that Tahoe that had taken off down the street was I could hear it coming at me. and it just ran straight into me. Police there in Woodland confirmed the vehicle involved in that incident was being operated by immigration authorities. Our sister station in Sacramento tried to contact the Department of Homeland Security to get a comment and has not heard back from them yet. Meantime, Democratic Congressman Mike Thompson, who represents that part of Northern California, released a statement. It says, in part, ICE cannot continue to terrorize our communities. I'm in communication with local law enforcement who've informed me that ICE was operating the vehicle in question and that an investigation is underway.