Woodland police dispute DHS account of ICE agent's collision with pedestrian

The Woodland Police Department is disputing the U.S. Department of Homeland Security's account of a collision involving an Immigration and Customs Enforcement vehicle and a pedestrian, saying video evidence contradicts claims made by the federal agency.In a statement Wednesday, Woodland police said investigators reviewing footage of the Oct. 20 incident determined the pedestrian, Antonio Moreida, did not jump onto the hood of the ICE vehicle or slide off it, contradicting DHS' description of what happened.The department said the video shows the pedestrian was struck by a vehicle driven by an ICE agent. Investigators also determined the driver applied the brakes before the collision."We believe our community deserves accurate, factual information about this incident, particularly given the concerns it has raised," the department said.One of the various angles of footage of the incident was taken from a home Ring camera. CBS News Sacramento obtained and reviewed the footage, which corrob