Two Border Patrol Agents were shot in a gun battle east of Naco, Arizona in the early morning. At approximately 1:30 AM, the agents engaged in a shoot out, during a foot patrol. One died of injuries, while the surviving agent was airlifted to Tucson. A third agent was uninjured. Border Patrol Agent Nicolas Ivie, age 30, was killed at the scene. The three agents were patrolling a trail when two were shot approximately seven miles east of Bisbee, in a region with low hills and desert terrain.
Category: Cochise County News
Mitt Romney’s Mexican Mormon Kin, and Border Mayhem Ignored by Media
Mexican Mormons related to Mitt Romney make a stand against the local drug dealers, while holding together colonies that are secure havens for Mormon polygamists. Shane Smith, of Vice, reports on the fascinating history of the Mormons in Chihuahua, and the relatives of Mitt Romney who still farm and raise their families in colonies that were established as sanctuaries from American prosecutions and persecutions.
88th Cochise County Fair Keeps Rural Traditions and Culture Alive
Cochise County Sheriff Larry Dever Dies in Accident
Gabby Giffords Gives Pledge of Allegiance At Democratic Party Convention
SB 1070 Takes Effect – “Your Papers Please” Now an Arizona Cliche
Naco es Chido – Definitions of Naco and Pocho as Cultural Identities
District 14 Candidates for Arizona Legislature Provide Statements
Barber Demands Congress Investigate ‘Fast and Furious’ Gunwalking, with Contempt Vote Against Holder
“It should never be the policy of the US government to allow firearms to be smuggled into Mexico. A program such as Operation Fast and Furious should never have been approved and must never happen again. There clearly was inadequate oversight that allowed American weapons to fall into the hands of violent Mexican criminals and drug cartel members.”