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the injuries are multiple, which supports the theory of an
Posted on: November 21, 2017 at 07:40:50 CT
Silas MU
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attack, however, there has been a report that the agents may have slipped and fallen into a ravine (based on an internal email within the agency). The deceased agent never drew his gun, it was still holstered.
I think further investigation is warranted before conclusions are drawn.
The source told CBS News' Milton it appears that when that second agent arrived, he found Martinez badly injured with severe trauma to the head with a large amount of blood loss. Neither agent had their weapons drawn, the source said.
"Everything that the agents are telling us that were there on scene is that it is consistent with having been assaulted with possibly rocks," Art Del Cueto, vice president of the National Border Patrol Council, told CBS News correspondent David Begnaud.
CBS News, however, has learned that an internal email, sent yesterday, within U.S. Border Patrol, states that it's unclear whether the agents were attacked or fell into a ravine.
I think further investigation is warranted before conclusions are drawn.
The source told CBS News' Milton it appears that when that second agent arrived, he found Martinez badly injured with severe trauma to the head with a large amount of blood loss. Neither agent had their weapons drawn, the source said.
"Everything that the agents are telling us that were there on scene is that it is consistent with having been assaulted with possibly rocks," Art Del Cueto, vice president of the National Border Patrol Council, told CBS News correspondent David Begnaud.
CBS News, however, has learned that an internal email, sent yesterday, within U.S. Border Patrol, states that it's unclear whether the agents were attacked or fell into a ravine.
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the injuries are multiple, which supports the theory of an - Silas MU - 11/21 07:40:50
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