A Texas man found that he was an illegal immigrant after arrest

Police in Texas said that a man contacted the number 911 during a hallucinite caused by drugs claiming that people were trying to kill him and that his entire family had been killed 30 rounds at his home, which prompted his loved ones to hide, and he lived in the United States illegally.

The authorities said that Homero Salinas, 47, was determined to be the source of the threat when Ferris police officers responded to a house at about 2:40 am.

Police said that Salinas was hallucinated after eating cocaine and drinking alcohol when he fired 30 rounds, including several gunshots at the front headquarters where his family lived.

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Police said that Homero Salinas, 47, was found to live in the United States illegally after his arrest after a hallucinite caused by drugs. (Elis County Prison)

“He was suffering from hallucinations and behaved based on the imaginary belief that he was being attacked and that his family had been killed,” a police statement said. “His family was found, unaware that he was the person who took the call 911 or emptied the weapon, hiding on the ground inside their house, without being harmful.”

When the officers responded to the house, Salinas was seen walking on a nearby street and detaining them. The police said he claimed that he was wearing a ball jacket, which was a liar.

The authorities found Multiple firearms And ammunition. Police said that the Salinas family was unharmed and that the damage caused by gunshots is limited to these property. The authorities said they were not aware that Salinas had contacted the number 911 and released his weapon.

After taking his fingerprints, the authorities finally learned that Salinas was a Mexican citizen who was illegally in the United States.

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“The fact that no life in this incident is a testimony of skill and discipline for our first respondents,” said Brooks Williams, director of Ferris City. “This morning, we thank God, and no one was wounded and in favor of all the concerned officers.”

“But we cannot ignore what this situation reveals, because a person without a legal status, he knew previously by ICE, was still here and is still able to reach deadly weapons,” Williams added. “This is not just a local issue, it is a systematic failure.”

Salinas has been dealt with by us The enforcement of migration and customs (ICE), in 2013, at the time the detainee was placed.

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“We are a nation of laws,” said the Deputy Director of the City in Public Safety. This has nothing to do with politics. Related to the protection of people. “