Retired CBP agent identified as victim in Eagle Pass casino shooting
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A retired US Customs and Border Protection Agency was among the two victims killed in a deadly fire in Kickapoo Lucky Eagle Casino on Sunday, Eagle Pass Aaron Valdez confirmed on social media.
Mayor Valdez described Marcus “Mark” as a popular member of the community and said that he was remembered for his impact on his / her law enforcement career and Eagle Pass.
“Mr. Antley devoted most of his life to public service and law enforcement officers. Not only for his career, but also for his generosity, leadership and Eagle Pass and for the lasting friendships he built in the region. The transition leaves a deep gap in the hearts of many people.”
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Mayor Aaron Valdez went to social media to mourn the tragic loss of Marcus “Mark”, a beloved community member, and on Sunday morning, the US Customs and Border Protection Agent retired in Kickapoo Lucky Eagle Casino. (Mayor Aaron Valdez via Facebook)
Valdez also promised to support the mourning families of the injured in the attack and thanked the law enforcement officers for their quick work.
Dimmit District Judge Martha Alicia Gomez Ponce said that the other victim in Sunday’s shooting is a resident of Dimmit County.
“Let’s get together in unity and support for the victims and loved ones in our Dimmit County community.” Written on Facebook. “My deepest condolences go to families affected by this heartbreaking event.”
Since then, the authorities have described the suspect as 34 -year -old Kerryan Rashad Jones of San Antonio. Jones was arrested at Wilson County after a chase.
Police said Jones is currently in custody in Wilson County/Stockdale, but will be returned to Eagle Pass on which the investigation is based.
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Eagle Pass, a area along Rio Grande, Razor Wire at Shelby Park in Texas. (Matt Finn)
Police, Texas Public Security Department of allowing the suspect to find the vehicle monitoring and license plate recognition (LDR) systems can get approval through the systems, he said. Now two numbers are facing five attacks with capital murders and a deadly weapon.
Maverick District Judge Ramsey English Cantú praised law enforcement officers for coordinated responses.
“Together, our local, state and federal partners worked at any time of the day to detain this individual,” he said. “Now, we must guarantee justice for victims and their families. We will not tolerate violence in our community.”
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The traditional tribe of Kickapoo Kickapoo, Texas Police Department leads the investigation with local and federal agencies.
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“This is a painful reminder of how fragile life is.” He said. “In such moments, the greatest power of our community is our compassion and solidarity. Together we will overcome this dark moment.”
