跟进：Houston ICE追捕撞人案现新说法 检方称目标人物不在车内 家属称ICE照片中人已去世多年

Houston——位于德克萨斯州哈里斯县的休斯顿市，据美联社报道，10月16日（周五），这起移民执法追捕撞人事件出现新的说法。Harris County地方检察官办公室发言人 Rafael Lemaitre 当天告诉美联社，移民与海关执法局（ICE）所称的追捕目标 Jose Mendoza-Cervantes 当时并不在被撞伤者所乘的车内；当天在Houston举行记者会的移民权益组织FIEL则表示，ICE发布的「目标人物」照片实际上是另一名男子，此人已在数年前去世。ICE周五没有回应置评请求。

事件发生在10月10日（上周六）上午，地点在Houston的Clay Road一带。ICE当时称，探员看到追捕目标 Mendoza-Cervantes 上了建筑工人 Miguel Parra Hernandez 的车，随后一名联邦探员驾车撞向Parra Hernandez。48岁的Parra Hernandez来自墨西哥，目前仍在住院，腿部多处骨折，需要接受踝关节重建手术，人处于联邦羁押之下。

FIEL执行主任 Cesar Espinosa 在记者会上说，ICE公布的照片中的男子其实是 Jose Hector Jimenez，他数年前在试图再次进入美国、被联邦移民执法人员追捕期间去世；Jimenez的女儿已提供由墨西哥政府出具的死亡证明，并已交给地方检察官办公室。Jimenez女儿的丈夫 Andres Rendon 向美联社证实，照片中人是他已故的岳父。美国海关与边境保护局（CBP）没有回应置评请求。Espinosa说：「ICE在说谎。要么有人没说实话，要么这两名ICE探员突然有了第六感，能看见已故的人。」

刑事处理方面，Harris County地方检察官 Sean Teare 正在考虑是否对驾车探员提出刑事指控。Teare此前表示，监控画面与ICE「Parra Hernandez自己跑到执法车前方」的说法矛盾：画面显示一辆黑色SUV越过隔离带加速驶向一名正在跑开的男子，撞击瞬间被另一辆车遮挡，随后可见该男子倒在地上。代表Houston的联邦众议员 Sylvia Garcia 在给美联社的声明中说：「如果ICE追捕的是一名已去世多年的人，这会引发严重疑问：这类行动到底如何执行，探员在把他人生命置于危险之前，是否核实过追捕对象。」

Parra Hernandez的律师 Kim Bruno 在记者会上说，她的当事人在联邦羁押中情绪低落，尤其在得知自己并非行动目标之后；她说：「这件事从一开始就不该发生。」他的兄弟 Roberto Parra 说，两人平日一起做建筑工，他只希望弟弟得到人道的对待。FIEL正寻求让Parra Hernandez在被转入联邦拘留中心之前获释；另一名被拘者 Luis Enrique Delfín 的姐姐 Nidia Delfín 也呼吁释放其弟，让他能够出面作证。

Follow-Up: Harris County DA Says ICE Pursuit Target Was Not in Houston Worker's Car; Family Says ICE Photo Shows Man Who Died Years Ago

Houston — Houston is a city in Harris County, Texas. New accounts emerged on Friday, Oct. 16, in the immigration-enforcement pursuit that left a Houston construction worker with a broken leg, according to Associated Press reporting carried by CNN on Oct. 17. Harris County District Attorney's Office spokesperson Rafael Lemaitre told the AP that Jose Mendoza-Cervantes, the man U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) said its officers were targeting, was not in the vehicle with the injured worker. At a Houston news conference the same day, the immigration advocacy group FIEL said the photo ICE released of its alleged target actually shows a different man who died years ago. ICE did not respond to requests for comment on Friday.

The episode took place last Saturday morning, Oct. 10, near Clay Road in Houston. ICE said in a statement that officers had observed Mendoza-Cervantes enter a vehicle with Miguel Parra Hernandez. A federal officer then drove a vehicle into Parra Hernandez, 48, of Mexico, who remains hospitalized with multiple leg fractures, needs reconstructive ankle surgery, and is in federal custody, according to FIEL.

FIEL executive director Cesar Espinosa said ICE released a photo of a man it identified as Mendoza-Cervantes, but the man is actually Jose Hector Jimenez, who died years ago while being pursued by federal immigration authorities as he was trying to reenter the U.S. Jimenez's daughter provided his death certificate from the Mexican government, which has been turned over to the district attorney, Espinosa told the AP; her husband, Andres Rendon, confirmed to the AP that Jimenez was his wife's deceased father. U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) did not respond to a request for comment. "ICE is lying," Espinosa said. "Either somebody is not telling the truth or all of a sudden these two ICE agents have developed a sixth sense and are able to see dead people."

Criminal charges against the ICE officer who drove the vehicle are being considered by Harris County District Attorney Sean Teare, who has said surveillance footage contradicts ICE's claim that Parra Hernandez stepped in front of the vehicle. The video shows a black SUV speeding over a median toward a man who is running away; the moment of impact is blocked by another vehicle, and the man is then seen on the ground. U.S. Rep. Sylvia Garcia, who represents Houston, said in a statement to the AP: "If ICE was pursuing a man who died years ago, it raises serious questions about how these operations are being carried out and whether agents are even verifying who they're looking for before putting people's lives at risk."

Parra Hernandez's attorney, Kim Bruno, told reporters her client is suffering from depression in federal custody, especially after learning he was not the target of the operation. "This never should have happened in the first place," Bruno said. His brother, Roberto Parra, said the two work construction together and that he wants his brother treated with humanity. FIEL is seeking Parra Hernandez's release before he is moved from a hospital to a federal detention center. Nidia Delfín, the sister of Luis Enrique Delfín, who was detained in the episode, called for her brother's release so he can serve as a witness.

来源：GSM·美国（原文链接）

图片来源：图：位于Houston市中心的Harris County刑事司法中心，Harris County地方检察官办公室在此区域办公办案。WhisperToMe摄，公共领域，取自Wikimedia Commons。Photo: The Harris County Criminal Justice Center in downtown Houston. By WhisperToMe, public domain, via Wikimedia Commons.

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