Houston Man Injured by ICE Vehicle Requires More Surgery, Advocates Say
Miguel Parra Hernandez, 48, was struck by an ICE vehicle during a pursuit in Houston and suffered injuries to his leg, hip, and ankle. An advocate said he has had one surgery but needs additional procedures once swelling goes down. ICE has said Parra was not the target of the attempted traffic stop and that he ran in front of the vehicle.
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Miguel Parra Hernandez, 48, was hurt in Houston on Saturday when an ICE officer’s vehicle struck him during a pursuit. He suffered leg, hip, and ankle injuries, including a shattered ankle. Advocate Cesar Espinosa, with FIEL, said Monday that Parra had one leg surgery but needs more reconstruction once swelling decreases. He reportedly cannot put weight on the leg for six weeks.
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