2 Men Arrested After Standoff, ICE Officers’ Car Rammed in Avondale
Two ICE officers were injured when a vehicle rammed their car during a stop; suspects barricaded themselves and were arrested, FBI opened assault on federal officer case.
- Around 8 a.m., Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents tried to stop a vehicle in Avondale, Arizona, that rammed into an ICE vehicle, injuring two officers who were hospitalized and expected to be released.
- The attempted stop followed an investigation into a failed handgun purchase, and Homeland Security Investigations agents tried to arrest a man who attempted to buy two handguns, with ICE requesting local assistance amid more than 200 arrests since January.
- After the collision, two people barricaded themselves inside a home for more than six hours before exiting Thursday afternoon, while neighbors' doorbell camera footage and family members disputed the federal account.
- FBI Phoenix announced it has opened an assault on a federal officer investigation and allowed People First Project negotiators to begin talks while fundraising for the family's legal defense.
- According to family accounts, the household has faced multiple immigration encounters as ICE sought Lucas Ochoa, who returned to Honduras a year ago, while prior family arrests and deportations occurred months ago.
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ICE says an immigrant rammed agent’s car, witnesses say otherwise
Federal agents stand outside a home in Avondale on Oct. 22, 2025 during an hours-long standoff after they chased an unauthorized immigrant there. Photo by Gloria Rebecca Gomez/Arizona Mirror Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents say William Hernandez, a Honduran immigrant who lacks legal status, rammed into their car early Wednesday morning in Avondale. His wife, who watched from her front yard as Hernandez arrived home in fear about being …
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2 ICE Officers Injured After Vehicle Rammed in Avondale; Suspects Barricaded in Home
Two Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers were hospitalized Thursday after a driver allegedly rammed into their vehicle in Avondale, prompting a barricade situation with two suspects, authorities said. According to preliminary reports, the incident began around 8 a.m. when ICE agents attempted a traffic stop. The driver allegedly refused to pull over and instead crashed into the… Source
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