Mexican national accused of striking 2 federal agents with truck near Texas border
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A Mexican national has been accused of striking two federal agents with his pickup truck while officials say he was trying to flee from a traffic stop in Brownsville, Texas. The incident unfolded on Oct. 2 as federal authorities were conducting a stop on a Ford F-150, according to the U.S. Department of Justice. Authorities said the driver, Eduardo Perez-Rodriguez, 28, was instructed to get out of the truck after agents learned he did not have documentation permitting him to be in the country. However, according to officials, Perez-Rodriguez refused to exit the vehicle and sped off, striking…
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DOJ Indicted Mexican Illegal Alien for Striking Immigration Agents with Truck in Texas
A federal grand jury indicted a 28-year-old Mexican national for allegedly striking two federal agents with his pickup truck while trying to evade arrest in Brownsville, the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Southern District of Texas announced Tuesday. Authorities stated that...
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Mexican national accused of striking 2 federal agents with truck near Texas border
A Mexican national has been accused of striking two federal agents with his pickup truck while officials say he was trying to flee from a traffic stop in Brownsville, Texas. The incident unfolded on Oct. 2 as federal authorities were conducting a stop on a Ford F-150,...
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