Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers are actively searching for Clemente Lara-Hernandez, a national of Mexico, following a dangerous incident in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, on Wednesday morning. The suspect is currently at large and remains the subject of an ongoing manhunt. According to ICE spokespersons, the incident began around 6:30 a.m. near the intersection of South 17th Street and Berryhill Street. During the encounter, Lara-Hernandez allegedly rammed his vehicle into an ICE patrol car and subsequently crashed into another vehicle. In response to the threat, an ICE officer discharged their weapon. Emergency dispatch confirmed reports of gunfire at the scene. The shooting is now under investigation by the FBI, as indicated by previous coverage regarding reports of an ICE agent shooting at a vehicle during an arrest attempt. Lara-Hernandez fled the scene after the collision and has not been apprehended. ICE describes him as a criminal illegal alien with a documented history that includes charges of assault, hit and run, and a domestic incident. The pursuit resulted in minor injuries to one ICE officer, who sustained a cut to his hand. No other injuries were reported at this time. The Harrisburg Police Department is assisting ICE in the investigation and the search for the suspect. Authorities are urging the public to remain vigilant and to contact law enforcement immediately if they have any information regarding Lara-Hernandez's location. The case remains open, and the suspect is considered dangerous. Investigators are reviewing evidence from the crash and the discharge of the weapon to determine the full scope of the incident. The FBI investigation into the shooting is ongoing, and details may evolve as more information becomes available. The public is reminded not to approach the suspect but to report any sightings to the appropriate authorities.