Man Killed on 210 Freeway After Fleeing Monrovia Home Depot ICE Raid
The man fled an Immigration and Customs Enforcement raid targeting undocumented immigrants at a Home Depot, where 10 people were detained during the operation, officials said.
- In Monrovia, Thursday, August 14, 2025, a man fleeing an ICE raid ran onto the eastbound 210 Freeway near Myrtle Avenue and was fatally struck by a vehicle, CHP reports.
- Earlier this year, masked and armed agents from ICE and U.S. Border Patrol began raids at Home Depot stores across Southern California, part of President Donald Trump's mass deportation plan.
- City officials said, 'During the ICE activity, one person fled on foot, crossing Evergreen Avenue and entered onto the eastbound 210 Freeway', and the city has no further information.
- Shortly after the crash, Monrovia Fire & Rescue responded after CHP reported a pedestrian hit on the freeway near Myrtle Avenue, and the man later died at a hospital.
- A DHS spokesperson said its agents did not pursue the man and was unaware of the incident until after operations concluded, despite ten people being detained, State Rep. John Harabedian said.
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A man fleeing immigration authorities outside a Home Depot store in Southern California was struck and killed by an SUV when he ran across a nearby freeway, officials said. Police in the city of Monrovia about 20 miles (32 kilometers) northeast of Los Angeles received a call Thursday about the prese...
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