Summary
A man named Ryan Louis Mosqueda fired multiple shots at federal agents and a U.S. Border Patrol facility in Texas, injuring a police officer, before the authorities shot and killed him. The incident is under investigation, and the FBI is leading the probe. Mosqueda was reportedly missing from Weslaco, Texas, and had psychological issues according to his father.
Key Facts
- Ryan Louis Mosqueda, a 27-year-old man, used an assault rifle in the attack.
- He shot at federal agents near the U.S.-Mexico border in McAllen, Texas.
- A police officer was injured in the knee, though it's unclear if by bullet or shrapnel.
- Mosqueda had additional weapons and many rounds of ammunition in his car.
- His father had reported him missing earlier that day, citing his psychological issues.
- The FBI is investigating the shooting, but the motive is still unknown.
- Mosqueda's car had letters painted on the side, possibly in Latin.
- There is no ongoing threat to the public according to police.
