Texas man proved to be illegal immigrant after arrest

The man who called 911 during the Hallucinations caused by the drug, saying that people tried to kill him and that his whole family was killed in his home 30 shots, which made his loved ones hide behind the cover, lived in the US illegally, police said in Texas.

47 -year -old Homer Salinas was recognized as a source of threat when police officers responded to the house at about 2:40 in the morning, the authorities said.

After taking cocaine and alcohol, Salinas was hallucted when he fired 30 rounds, including several shots to the front residence where his family lived, police said.

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Police said 47-year-old Homer Salinas lives illegally after arrest after a drug induced, police said. (Ellis detention center)

“He felt the hallucination and acted on the deceptive belief that he had been attacked and his family had been killed,” the police said in a statement. “His family, unaware that he was the one who made the call of 911 or wrote the weapon, was found, hiding on the floor inside their home, untouched.”

When the officers responded to the house, Salinas was seen walking a nearby street and taken into custody. He claimed that he wore a false bail in a ballistic vest, police said.

Authorities have found A few firearms And ammunition. Salinas family members were pristine, and the damage from the shots was limited to this property, police said. They did not know that Salinas called in 911 and fired in weapons, the authorities said.

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

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“The fact that life was not lost in this incident is a testament to the skills and discipline of our first respondents,” said the city leader Ferris Brux Williams. “This morning we thank God, no one was hurt, and for his benefit over all the officers’ participants.”

“But we cannot ignore what this situation reveals, someone without the legal status that had previously been indicated by ice was still here and could still access the death weapon,” Williams added. “This is not just a local problem, it is a systemic failure.”

Salina treated us Immigration and customs execution (ICE), in 2013, at this time he was delayed.

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“We are a nation of laws. If anyone who has already had delays, located on the ice, can remain in the country, buy firearms and walk freely in the neighborhood with a pistol, this failure of forced execution,” said John Deleon, deputy head of public security. It has nothing to do with politics. This is relevant to the defense of people. “