A father directed his 18-year-old son and another
teen to grab guns and shoot into a vehicle parked near their South Texas
home, wounding a federal agent who was conducting surveillance,
prosecutors alleged Thursday when filing charges against the two men.
The injured U.S. Immigration and
Customs Enforcement agent, Kelton Harrison, was targeted while watching
for an anticipated drug deal early Tuesday at a property near Hargill,
about 25 miles northeast of the U.S.-Mexico border town of McAllen.
Harrison sped away but his pursuers followed, shooting at his vehicle
until he lost control.
Prosecutors revealed details of
the shooting Thursday as Pedro Alvarado, 41, and his 18-year-old son,
Arnoldo Alvarado, appeared in federal court in McAllen. A 16-year-old
boy also accused of firing at the agent appeared in juvenile court the
same day.
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4 comments:
sounds to me like the federal agent was close to stalking the family...
This is only the beginning. We will hear more and more instances of leo's being shot and killed.
Right, wrong or indifferent, it's just the way things will be.
Maybe you will hear of more LEOs shooting thugs and cartel members. Ahhhhhhhhhh we can only wish.
8:04 You said it!
They are not allowed too.
Barak, Eric and Janet told them to run and hide. Remember?
Your democrats at work.
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