The retired CBP agent was identified as a victim at the Eagle Pass Casino

He was a retired American border protection agent among two Kill the victims In the deadly shooting of the Kickapoo Lucky Eagle on Sunday, Eagle Pass Aaron Valdez confirmed on social media.

Mayor Valdez Marcos “Mark” described Antley as a beloved member of society and said he was remembered in his journey to enforcement and its impact on the eagle.

“Mr. Anle has devoted a lot of his life to public service and law enforcement. He will not be remembered not only for his professional life but also because of his generosity, leadership and permanent friendships that he built throughout Eagle Pass and the region. He leaves his death a deep void in the hearts of many,” Valdez wrote on Facebook.

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Valdez also pledged to support the sad families of those who were injured in the attack and thanked Law enforcement For their rapid work, you pick up the suspect.

Dimit Dimet Judge Martha Alicia Gomez Pons said that the other victim in the shooting was on Sunday, a resident of Demet Province.

“Let’s meet the unit and support the victims and their loved ones within the community of Dimit County,” Pons Books on Facebook. “My deepest condolences to the families affected by this sudden event.”

The authorities have since then Select As Kryan Rashad Jones, 34, from San Antonio. Jones was arrested in Wilson Province after a hunt.

Police said Jones is currently being held in Wilson/Stockell Province, but it will be delivered again to Eagle Pass, where the investigation is based.

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Police say they were able to obtain confirmation through vehicle tracking systems and identify the LPR, allowing the Texas Ministry of Public Safety to find the suspect. He is now facing two charges of intentional murder and five charges of assaulting a fatal weapon.

Marack Ramezi Engelich County judge, Kano, praised the law enforcement for their coordinator.

“Together, our local and state partners worked around the clock to make this individual in reservation,” he said. “Now, we must guarantee justice to the victims and their families. We will not tolerate violence in our society.”

The traditional tribe of Texas Police leads the investigation alongside government, local and federal agencies.

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“This is a painful reminder of the fragility of life,” Valdez said. “In such moments, the greatest power of our society is our sympathy and solidarity. We will overcome this dark moment.”