This illegal immigrant up in Seattle attacks with this vehicle, crashes into them.

Watch what the jury from Seattle does at his trial.

This is un-f-belevable.

This is Washington, right?

The federal jury in Seattle has acquitted a man accused of assaulting federal agents during an immigration arrest last summer.

King 5, Savannah Welch, joins us live from the newsroom with the

latest on this case. Savannah, can you walk us through what happened here? Well, Madeline,

25-year-old Victor Vivonco Reyes was charged with four felonies after a chaotic run-in with federal

agents. DHS says he's an undocumented Mexican national and had an immigration warrant issued in May based

on his criminal history.

He was previously convicted of a felony back in 2019.

Since then, he's had just one misdemeanor conviction on his record.

This video shows the arrest.

It happened back on June 6 on a remote Camino Island road.

Court documents show federal agents surveil the

Vanka Reyes for weeks. They first tried to arrest him in Mount Vernon, but he got away.

About two weeks later, they used a helicopter to track him to a job site on Camano Island. That was

where he was working as a landscaper. Agents on the ground surrounded him as he tried to drive

away in a company truck hauling a lawnmower crashing into their vehicles.

He was arrested moments later. Two agents suffered minor injuries in this.

Prosecutors say he used his truck as a dangerous weapon while trying to escape.

King Five spoke with his partner when all this happened when he was detained. She said he has a

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