Jesus Garcia-Cobarrubias, a Martinez resident and Mexican national with a reinstated removal order, is currently at large and facing federal charges after allegedly assaulting an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent. The incident occurred in the early morning hours of August 31 in Martinez, California. According to a criminal complaint filed on September 9 in the U.S. District Court in Oakland, federal officers from the Department of Homeland Security were conducting an arrest operation outside a residence when they observed Garcia-Cobarrubias and another individual loading items into a Honda Civic registered to the suspect. As officers activated emergency lights to initiate a traffic stop, Garcia-Cobarrubias drove away. Federal agents exited their vehicles, identified themselves as police, and ordered the suspect to exit the vehicle. When Garcia-Cobarrubias refused to comply and asked for an attorney, officers attempted to pull him from the driver's seat. Prosecutors allege that during this struggle, Garcia-Cobarrubias accelerated the vehicle forward, dragging an agent 10 feet and crushing the agent's right foot. The injured officer was transported to John Muir Health for treatment. Garcia-Cobarrubias escaped the scene and remains a fugitive. He is charged with assaulting a federal officer with a deadly weapon. Authorities are urging the public to contact the FBI or local law enforcement with any information regarding his whereabouts. The case is under active investigation by federal authorities.