Marchers plan to take to Woodland streets Tuesday to protest the presence of federal immigration agents in the Northern California city where, one week earlier, an agent appeared to strike an observer with his vehicle as local authorities continue their probe into the collision.
Demonstrators will first gather 4 p.m. at the Yolo County District Attorney’s Office on Second Street where organizers are demanding county prosecutors file hit-and-run and assault charges against the ICE agent accused of striking Woodland observer Antonio Moreida with his unmarked SUV on Oct. 20.
The District Attorney’s Office on Tuesday said only that it had not yet received a report from Woodland police…