Man with assault rifle killed after shooting at Texas border patrol facility | Texas
A man with an attack rifle fired dozens of bullets at the Federal Agents and a US border patrol in Texas on Monday, and the authorities wounded a police officer before shooting and killing him.
The authorities described the shooter as Ryan Louis Mosqueda, believed to be 27, who said he had shot from the agents coming out of the building close to the US-Mexico border. McALLEN Police Chief Victor Rodriguez said that Mosqueda was a “assistant vest” in addition to the rifle when the federal agents return to the fire.
Police spokesman Heriberto Caraveo’ya, McALLEN’e hours before the attack by Mosqueda’s father Weslaco police was stopped at 2.30 at 2.30 due to traffic violation. The father told the police that he had psychological problems and that he was looking for his son, who he said he had a gun in his car.
Police, Mosqueda’nın white-door sedan on the facility, the driver’s side door-probably Latin-mektugs, he said.
Rodriguez, when asked graffiti, “I do not know what it means or whether it is a reason for being here,” he said.
After Mosqueda was killed, the law enforcement officers found other weapons, ammunition and backpacks in the vehicle.
Rodriguez said, “There are many, more ammunition in the backpack,” Rodriguez said.
Rodriguez said that his section received a call about shooting around 5:50, and that an officer who responded to a 10 -year veteran was injured after hitting the knee. Rodriguez said it was unclear whether the injury was a shrapnel or a bullet.
Police reported that Mosqueda was linked to a Michigan address, but it was reported that Weslaco was missing in Monday at 4 o’clock on Monday. Weslaco is about 32 km from the border patrol facility.
“One hour and a few minutes later, Rodriguez, the federal building and our federal agents in this location that opened a fire,” he said.
The exact details of the missing person report were not immediately shared with the media.
Rodriguez said there was no ongoing threat to the public, but it is not known whether any other person is involved in the attack. He said it was a part of the ongoing investigation in which the FBI’s motivation and events lead to an attack.
The attack comes, while Donald Trump’s management increases the deportation to be turbocharged by a comprehensive expenditure invoice that became a law last week. Stephen Miller, the chief architect of the president of the President and the chief architect of immigration policies, has recently set a target for at least 3,000 migration arrests from approximately 650 per day in the first five months of the administration.
