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Another murder of immigrant by Arizona Border Patrol

Borderlands, ICE & DHS, News & Views on January 5th, 2010 2 Comments

DOUGLAS, AZ (KOLD) – A Border Patrol agent fatally shot a man just outside Douglas Monday morning.

An illegal immigrant was throwing rocks at an agent and his K9, a Border Patrol official said.

That’s when the agent opened fire.

Cochise County Sheriffs were called in when the shooting happened in an area known as ‘D Hill.’

A man received medical treatment after the shooting, according to a release sent by Cochise County Sheriffs.

Cochise county detectives and deputies have started a joint investigation with the FBI and the Border Patrol

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2 Responses to “Another murder of immigrant by Arizona Border Patrol”

  1. Howard says:
    2010/01/06 at 13:58

    Mexico’s “deep concern” would be much better placed in cleaning up their own government so their people wouldn’t be risking their lives by the millions illegally running over here.

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  2. Advocate says:
    2010/01/06 at 09:13

    Mexico expresses “deep concern” at shooting of migrant by US Border Patrol

    The Mexican government says it is concerned by the fatal shooting of a Mexican migrant by a U.S. Border Patrol agent.

    Mexico’s Foreign Relations Department says it will closely watch investigations into the case, and has expressed the government’s “deep concern” over the shooting.

    Reply

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