An ICE officer turned himself in on Monday after being indicted on an assault charge in Texas, according to a CBS News video report by Jason Allen. CBS News said the charge stems from an alleged incident in which the officer ran down an immigrant with his SUV.
CBS News said the immigrant had been in the state for decades and was left hospitalized for weeks after the alleged incident. The summary does not describe the man's injuries or his treatment in any further detail.
CBS News placed the officer's surrender on Monday and gave no other time for it. The summary does not say when the alleged incident occurred or when the indictment was returned.
The summary also does not name the officer or the immigrant, or identify the court that handled the indictment. It does not say whether the officer has entered a plea. According to CBS News, it also does not specify where in Texas the alleged incident took place.
Jason Allen is credited as the reporter on the CBS News item, which lists no separate author. This account rests on the two-sentence summary of that report rather than on the video itself. No other outlet's account is part of the material used for this story.
The CBS News summary contains no statements from the officer, the immigrant, or any agency, so the account reflected here comes from CBS News alone.
Sources: CBS News: ICE officer turns himself in after allegedly running down immigrant with SUV.