ICE Shooting in Patterson: Contrasting Accounts

0:00It's April 10th. Welcome to Entertainment and Celebrity News today, powered by AI and packed with headlines. On Tuesday in Patterson, California, Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents shot Carlos Ivan Mendoza Hernandez during a targeted vehicle stop. The 30-something man took multiple hits and landed in intensive care where he's already gone through three surgeries. ICE claims Hernandez weaponized his truck, trying to run down an officer and putting lives at risk. But his lawyer, Patrick Kolosinski, paints a different picture, saying his client got fired on first. Kolosinski met with Hernandez on Thursday and shared that the guy was just terrified, yelling he wasn't out to hurt nobody. He only moved his vehicle to get away, fearing for his life after those initial shots rang out. Right now, Hernandez is still fighting through recovery in the hospital, with no word yet from Department of Homeland Security spokespeople on there. Side of things. This clash of stories has folks watching close, and we'll stay on it as the facts shake

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