Police officers in Laredo, Texas, say that a woman sustained non-life-threatening injuries after being shot in the face by a stray bullet they believe was fired from the Mexican side of the border. Laredo police say they turned the case over to the FBI as a “transnational event.”
Laredo Police Department officers responded to a call Saturday night at a local hospital in regards to a woman who appeared to have sustained a gunshot wound to the face. The officers traveled to the location where the woman said she had been shot, according to a Laredo Police Department press release.
When officers arrived on the scene of the shooting, they found two additional bullet holes in a house. The officers followed the trajectory of the bullet and found an additional impact point in a house located to the east of the original location. At that location, officers found a projectile of an undetermined caliber and recovered it from that house.
“Initial information indicates that the bullet may be a stray bullet coming from the Mexican side of the border,” police officials stated in the press release.
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If someone is armed and approaching the U.S. border, they should be treated as assailants and be shot. It's not being aggressive, if anything it is being defensive.
ReplyDeleteIt's time to take action and defend ourselves or is that not PC now?
ReplyDeleteThere will be more on Cinco de Mayo.
ReplyDeleteTime to bring in the A-10's and clear out the border and Mexico and be done with this whole problem!
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