加州官员呼吁进行调查，此前他们表示，一名男子在被联邦移民特工拘留时受伤，联邦移民特工在周末长滩的遭遇中大喊救命时将他按在路边的视频被捕捉到。
加州民主党众议员罗伯特·加西亚的选区包括长滩，他称这一事件“令人难以置信地令人不安”，并表示该男子是美国公民。
美国广播公司新闻已经联系国土安全部进行评论。
在一个正式投诉长滩市长雷克斯·理查森（Rex Richardson）对国土安全部（Department of Homeland Security）表示，该男子“据报道在周六的遭遇中多次遭到泰瑟枪的使用，被强行限制，并遭受了严重伤害”。
长滩警察局在一份声明中说，周六对现场做出反应的长滩警察看到了涉及移民和海关执法人员的“大规模群体骚乱”，并找到了被冰封拘留时戴着手铐并流血的男子声明．
市长在周一的一份声明中称该男子为里卡多·冈萨雷斯（Ricardo Gonzalez），称他为“长滩居民、父亲和前市政府雇员”
在StopICE．net发布在社交媒体上的一段视频中，可以听到冈萨雷斯大喊，“救我！”被钉在街上的路边。他反复说他的手臂骨折了，在被拘留期间可以听到他痛苦的呻吟。
据警方称，警察将他带到了当地的一个消防站，取下了他的手铐，然后将他送到了当地的一家医院接受治疗。
目前还不清楚冈萨雷斯具体受了什么伤，也不清楚是什么导致ICE拘留了他。一名家庭成员周一告诉ABC新闻，他们目前没有任何评论。
根据Richardson向DHS的投诉，Gonzalez联系了长滩警察局“在与联邦移民代理人的对抗中寻求帮助”
长滩警方表示，在ice人员向当地当局请求紧急援助后，他们的官员做出了回应，“由于车辆破坏行为正在发生，一名受试者需要医疗援助。”
“LBPD官员没有参与任何移民执法，LBPD人员也没有逮捕任何人，”警察局说。
众议院监督委员会的资深民主党人加西亚呼吁对这一事件进行调查。
“没有报道说他做错了什么，也没有公开报道，”他在周一的新闻发布会上说。“当然，我没有从我们自己的警察局收到任何信息，表明他正在以某种方式引发某种犯罪活动。”
长滩市长表示，他周一向DHS提交了正式投诉，“要求对联邦移民代理人在长滩的行为负责。”
理查森在一份声明中说：“发生在里卡多身上的事情是令人愤慨和不可接受的”，同时呼吁对这一事件进行独立调查。“当我们的邻居受到伤害时，长滩不会保持沉默。联邦徽章不是虐待人民或无视他们宪法权利的许可证。如果你被委托执行法律，你必须回答它。”
US citizen injured during ICE detainment in Long Beach， California， officials say
California officials are calling for an investigation after they say a man was injured while being detained by federal immigration agents， who were captured on video pinning him down against a curb as he yelled for help during the encounter in Long Beach over the weekend．
California Democratic Rep． Robert Garcia， whose district includes Long Beach， called the incident ＂incredibly disturbing＂ and said the man is a U．S． citizen．
ABC News has reached out to the Department of Homeland Security for comment．
In aformal complaintto the Department of Homeland Security， Long Beach Mayor Rex Richardson said the man ＂reportedly was subjected to repeated Taser use， forcibly restrained， and sustained significant injuries＂ during Saturday＇s encounter．
Long Beach police officers who responded to the scene Saturday saw a ＂large group disturbance＂ involving Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents and located the man handcuffed and bleeding while being detained by ICE， the Long Beach Police Department said in astatement．
The mayor identified the man in a statement on Monday as Ricardo Gonzalez， referring to him as a ＂Long Beach resident， father， and former City employee．＂
In a video posted on social media by StopICE．net， Gonzalez can be heard yelling， ＂Help me！＂ while being pinned on the street against a curb． He repeatedly said his arm was broken and could be heard moaning in pain while being detained．
Officers brought him to a local fire station， where they removed his handcuffs and then transported him to a local hospital for medical treatment， according to the police department．
It is unclear what specific injuries Gonzalez sustained or what led up to ICE detaining him． A family member told ABC News on Monday that they do not have any comment at this time．
According to Richardson＇s complaint to DHS， Gonzalez contacted the Long Beach Police Department ＂seeking assistance during a confrontation with federal immigration agents．＂
Long Beach police said their officers responded after ICE personnel requested emergency assistance from local authorities ＂due to vehicle vandalism taking place and a subject in need of medical aid．＂
＂LBPD officers were not involved in any immigration enforcement and LBPD personnel did not make any arrests，＂ the police department said．
Garcia， the ranking Democrat on the House Oversight Committee， called for an investigation into the incident．
＂There is no reporting that he was doing anything wrong， no public reporting，＂ he said during a press conference on Monday． ＂Certainly， I have not received any information from our own police department that he was somehow causing some sort of criminal activity．＂
The Long Beach mayor said he submitted a formal complaint to DHS on Monday ＂demanding accountability for the actions of federal immigration agents in Long Beach．＂
＂What happened to Ricardo is outrageous and unacceptable，＂ Richardson said in a statement while calling for an independent investigation into the incident． ＂Long Beach will not stay silent when our neighbors are harmed． A federal badge is not a license to brutalize people or disregard their constitutional rights． If you are entrusted with enforcing the law， you must answer to it．＂
