ICE Runs Over Another California Man, Victim Claims Agents 'Never Stepped Out of Their Vehicles Whatsoever to Check on Me': Watch

ICE agents appeared to deliberately run over a man in Woodland, Calif., on Tuesday, October 20, marking the second time Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers allegedly weaponized their vehicle against a Californian in a week.

Harrowing GoPro footage from Antonio Moreida, as well as security footage and video taken from nearby residents, show a black ICE SUV refusing to slow down for Moreida as he filmed their activity in the middle of a Woodland street.

In Moreida's GoPro footage, he stands in the middle of a residential street and films an ICE vehicle driving away from him. A second ICE SUV pulls into the street from a significant distance and drives directly at him. Security footage shows that after the vehicle strikes Moreida, it drives away.

Moreida, 37, told local news station ABC10 that he did not intend to get hit when he began filming in the street. He also said no agents stopped to check if he was okay, a claim supported by footage of the incident.

"I was there to document and run information to keep track and make sure that they're not hurting our neighbors in our community. It was not my intent to get hit," he clarified. "ICE never stepped out of their vehicles whatsoever to check on me or anything whatsoever. They stayed in their vehicles."

Police said the vehicle contacted dispatch and cooperated with investigators after striking Moreida.

Moreida attended a City Council meeting that night, where residents voiced concern over the presence of ICE in Woodland.

“I can't imagine anybody else running anybody over and staying on scene as they hit and run and not being approached whatsoever. So, really annoyed to say the least,” Moreida expressed.

He said that the vehicle that struck him eventually stopped and was photographed by his father, who was on his way to take him to the emergency room.

“My dad, on his way to meet me in the emergency room, had to come out and see them parked across the street from his car," he recalled. "Thankfully, he got pictures of the vehicle itself and the license plate, and I was able to confirm on my video that it was the car that I was filming."

Woodland residents demanded answers from City Council.

One resident said ICE was "bringing fear, stress and uncertainty to our families and neighbors. Our community should be a place where people should feel safe, not a place where parents fear being separated from their children and neighbors."

Another said, “So I need to know what the city council is going to do to make sure ICE agents are out of our city tonight and never return.”

Woodland police confirmed an investigation into the hit and run is underway.

“I’ve seen the video myself, and I find it very troubling. I understand why people in our community are upset and worried,” Woodland Police Chief Ryan Kinnan shared in a statement.

The hit and run comes just days after ICE agents struck U.S. citizen Ricardo Gonzalez on his e-bike. ICE agents did get out of their car in that incident, violently arresting Gonzalez and allegedly breaking his arm.

California Senator Alex Padilla vowed that the actions of Border Patrol and ICE would be investigated "when we win back Congress."

It also comes after ICE agents appeared to deliberately run over a man in Houston, Tx., with their vehicle, though the man was not the target of their operation.