Man Shot by ICE Charged, Jailed Far from Home

0:00It's April 16th, welcome in. This is California News today, where local news meets AI. A 36 year old man named Carlos Iván Mendoza Hernandez, shot by ICE officers back on April 7th, just got charged with federal assaults on an end, agent, and now he's been suddenly shipped to a new jail two hours from his home in Patterson, California. His lawyer says the move from Yuba County jail to Nevada City makes it tough for his Beyoncé Cindy and his public defender to visit, and he's bounced. Around at least three jails this week alone, while under U.S. Marshall's custody, with an ice hold. Hernandez claims he drove off in fear after officers fired first at his Toyota on Interstate 5 and a witness backs that up, but the fed say he, struck an agent while reversing to evade arrest for being in the country illegally. He ended up shot seven times, including in the face, and has had four surgery since as a dual citizen of El Salvador and Mexico without legal U.S. Status. His team is pushing for release on a $50,000 bond at a hearing

1:04Monday in Sacramento's federal court, so we'll see if the judge buys. Their side, or keeps him locked down far from family.