Several border guard agents, which are conducting monitoring and execution activities in Texas, fired from the suspicion of a Mexican drug cartel operative early on Monday afternoon.
The Rio Grand Valley Sector's Agent agent exchanged gunfights with cartel members and asked for a cover when reinforcements were summoned. The agent was not injured during the first replacement of the shooting. However, the incident is still being developed.
According to the Spokesman of the Texas Public Security Bureau (DPS), the agent monitored Rioglande near Fronton, Texas when the gun was shot. The agent returned the gun and asked for a cover with a heavy brush along the end of the river. The agents left the border guards marked on the banks of the river. As the shooting area continues to work, they are now left.
According to the DPS Spokesman, Chris Olivares, Texas, supports members of the special strategy group of the border guards currently on site. Since agent vehicles are collected from the Rio Grande, several legal enforcement drones are used to observe the movement of the drug cartel members.
The information of the on -site law enforcement agencies is a member of the Bright Bart Texas, and the members of the cartel who are suspected of being trapped in the Rioglande's Mexican bank in Rio Grande. I tell you that you are.
As reported by Britbart, Texas, the Fronton area of Texas is famous for its in recent years, in recent years, in Mexico's drug cartel activity, in recent years, a border guard agent and a Texas DPS highway patrol trooper. In January 2022, the border guard agent, who was trying to arrest immigrants near Fronton, was injured in the case. Border patrol vehicles suffered damage from shooting during the incident.
The latest shooting will come a few days after the border guard agent was killed in a gunfight in Vermont. The border guard agent, which was identified as David C. Maland by the staff, has suspended transportation on the Vermont State Expressway near the Canadian border. FBIs or US customs border guards have not announced the details of shooting. The newly appointed Chief Mike Banks, a border guard, confirmed that the agent was killed last week.
Immediately after the oath, President Trump signed a presidential order to designate Mexico's drug cartel as a foreign terrorist organization.
Randy Clark A 32 -year veteran of the US Border Guard. Before retiring, he served as the chief of the law execution business and supervised the business of the nine border security offices in Delulio, Texas. Follow him with X (previous Twitter) @randyclarkbbtx.
