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Suspect Hits ICE Agent with Vehicle in New Jersey, Gunfire Erupts
In New Jersey, a suspect fleeing from federal immigration officers struck an ICE agent with a vehicle. Gunfire followed the incident, and the suspect remained at large as of Monday afternoon.
A tense incident unfolded in New Jersey as federal immigration officers attempted to detain a suspect. According to authorities, the fleeing suspect struck an ICE agent with a vehicle, prompting the agent to open fire on the vehicle.
The event occurred shortly after 9:30 a.m. Monday on Route 72 in Manahawkin. Stafford Township police stated that federal immigration teams were trying to apprehend an individual in the area.
Police reported that during the escape, the suspect hit an ICE agent with the vehicle, after which the agent fired at the vehicle. The vehicle was struck by bullets, but the suspect fled the scene.
Officials confirmed that the suspect had not been located as of Monday afternoon. The extent of the agent’s injuries remains unclear, and it is unknown whether the suspect was injured.
Local police emphasized there is no known threat to public safety. They also clarified that they were not part of the operation, only responsible for traffic control and securing the scene.
The area was expected to remain closed for several hours, with drivers advised to use alternate routes.
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