SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- Federal agent operations have reportedly been canceled for the entire Bay Area, Oakland Mayor Barbara Lee announced Friday.
This comes as protests continue Friday after shots were fired at the entrance to the Alameda Coast Guard base when a U-Haul truck attempted to reverse into the gate. Two people were injured in the Thursday night incident and the FBI is investigating.
Federal agents arrived in the Bay Area Thursday, leading to protests at the base. Dozens of CHP officers wearing riot gear tried to disperse a crowd of protestors at the entrance to allow civilian employees to leave, which resulted in two people being detained and taken away.
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The U-Haul truck driver shot and injured by the Coast Guard in Thursday night's incident is now in custody, according to the FBI.
Two individuals were injured in the incident when a U-Haul truck attempted to back into the entrance to Coast Guard Station Alameda. Both sustaining non-life-threatening injuries.
The investigation remains ongoing.
Oakland Mayor Barbara Lee confirmed Friday that federal agent operations have been canceled for the entire Bay Area.
Lee said, "I spoke with Alameda County Sheriff Yesenia Sanchez, who confirmed through her communications with ICE that Border Patrol operations are cancelled for the greater Bay Area - which includes Oakland - at this time."
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The bridge to Coast Guard Island is closed as protesters continue to gather outside the gates, standing against the presence of federal agents in front of the Coast Guard base in the East Bay.
SKY7 video shows law enforcement behind large barricades on the bridge. The barricades appear to be taken from the side of a road nearby.
This comes after a driver attempted to back a U-Haul truck through the gates Thursday night, and officers fired shots. The driver and a bystander were injured and the FBI is investigating the incident.
Two people were injured after law enforcement opened fire on a U-Haul truck Thursday night that attempted to back into the entrance to Coast Guard Station Alameda.
This happened around 10 p.m. while protesters were demonstrating against a potential federal immigration crackdown.
The truck drove away and no Coast Guard personnel were hurt, the Coast Guard said in a statement.
The Department of Homeland Security released as statement saying that the truck driver and a bystander were injured. The truck driver was shot in the stomach and is being held for mental health evaluation. The bystander was hit by a fragment, treated at the hospital, and released.
Video from the scene shows the U-Haul truck trying to back into the base.
"Coast Guard personnel issued multiple verbal commands to stop the vehicle, the driver failed to comply and proceeded to put the vehicle in reverse," the Coast Guard statement said. "When the vehicle's actions posed a direct threat to the safety of Coast Guard and security personnel, law enforcement officers discharged several rounds of live fire."
ABC7 News spoke with a protester who was on the scene and saw what happened, saying the driver was a lone actor.
"None of the protesters know the driver, we don't know the name, we don't know where he went," he told ABC7 News. "And then after that, we tried to let the Coast Guard know that we were peaceful. They weren't really talking back to us. They were just telling us not to go onto the bridge."
The FBI is leading the investigation and says it was an isolated incident and there is no danger to the public.
