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A man who called 911 during a drug -induced hallucation, claiming that people were trying to kill him and that his entire family was killed by 30 shots at his home, which made his loved ones hide on cover, lived in the United States illegally, said police in Texas.
Homero Salinas, 47, was determined to be a source of threat when Ferris police responded to the home around 02:40, the authorities said.
Salinas was hallucinating after taking cocaine and drinking alcohol when he fired 30 rounds, including multiple shootings in the anterior residence in which his family lived, police said.
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Homero Salinas, 47, was found to live in the United States illegally after an arrest after a drug -induced hallucination, police said. (Prison of Ellis district)
“He experienced hallucinations and was misleading that he had been attacked and that his family had been killed,” the police statement said. “His family, unconscious that he was the one who called 911 or fired a weapon, was found hiding on the floor inside their house, unharmed.”
When the police responded to the home, Salinas was seen walking down the street and took them to custody. He claimed to wear a ballistic vest, which was false, police said.
Authorities found more firearms and ammunition. Members of the Salinas family were unharmed, and the damage to the shooting was limited to this property, police said. They were not aware that Salinas called 911 and fired a weapon, the authorities said.
After taking their fingerprints, the authorities eventually learned that Salinas was a Mexican citizen who was illegally in the US.
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“The fact that this incident is not lost to life testifies to the skill and discipline of our first answers,” said manager Ferris City Brooks Williams. “This morning, we thank God that no one was injured and for his benefit over all the officers involved.”
“But we cannot neglect what this situation reveals, someone without a legal status, previously labeled Ice, was still here and is still able to approach a deadly weapon,” Williams added. “It’s not just a local question, it’s a systemic failure.”
Salinas we managed to us Immigration and customs implementation (Ice), in 2013, at the time was custody of him.
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“We are a nation of the law. When someone who has already had a custody who set up Ice can remain in the country, get fire weapons and freely enter the neighborhood with a gun, this is the failure of the implementation,” said public security deputy manager John Deleon. That has nothing to do with politics. That has everything to do with the protection of people. “
