Car drives into immigration protest; motorist arrested

In this still image taken from video and released by Unite Here Local 11, Brea police officers rush to stop a motorist from driving his car into a crowd of people marching at an immigrant rights rally in Brea, Calif., Thursday, Oct. 26, 2017. Brea police Chief Jack Conklin said none of the demonstrators sought first aid. He said he did not know why the man drove through the intersection where people were gathered. Police arrested 56-year-old driver Daniel Wenzek for investigation of assault with a deadly weapon, said Lt. Adam Hawley. (Antonio Mendoza/Unite Here Local 11 via AP)

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