ICE officer surrenders after grand jury indicts him for running over immigrant with vehicle in Texas

Immigration and Customs Enforcement. An Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officer indicted for allegedly running over an immigrant with his vehicle during an enforcement operation in Houston, Texas, surrendered to authorities on Monday.Mario Alberto Morales appeared before the Harris County 488th District Court after a grand jury indicted him on a second-degree aggravated assault charge involving a deadly weapon. He is accused of striking Miguel Parra-Hernandez with his vehicle on October 10, leaving him with a broken leg and ankle.Morales appeared in court wearing a grey suit and purple tie, accompanied by his lawyers David Lindenmuth and former Harris County district attorney Kim Ogg.During the hearing, prosecutors sought a $75,000 bond, citing the "violent nature" of the incident and alleged admissions of prior drug use uncovered during their investigation. Morales' defence team requested a $25,000 bond, arguing that he posed no flight risk or continuing threat to the community.Judge Matthew Peneguy set his bond at $30,000.What happened during the Houston incident?The incident took place on October 10 when Morales was pursuing Parra-Hernandez and another man who had fled...