U.S. marshals shot the wrong man

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"The two white trailers were on the same side of the street, a couple hundred feet apart.

Outside trailer #26, Edgar Camacho-Alvarado, 23, was working early into Saturday morning trying to fix his truck’s engine, according to his family.
Inside the other, trailer #29, was a man on the run. George Bond, 25, was wanted on a warrant for murder.

The U.S. Marshals Service hasn’t said what took place when agents rolled into the West Central mobile-home park sometime before 6 a.m. hoping to arrest Bond.
All that is certain is that Camacho-Alvarado, not Bond, was shot and killed outside his home.

Spokesman Chad Pierce said in a short press release that the shooting happened after a deputy U.S. marshal got in a “confrontation” while trying to execute the arrest warrant."

http://www.abqjournal.com/727690/news/state-police-confirm-name-of-man-killed-during-u-s-marshals-operation.html

[Ed Suspicious]

1. Hey. Where does George Bond live? Just up the road in a white trailer?

Which one? I see two. OK the second one it is.


Hey. Are you George Bond? No? Carry on then.

Sounds too tricky to pull off, but I think with the proper training, they just might be able to make it happen.

[LiberalArkie]

2. Let's see, one hispanic, one white. Which is the villain and should be killed?

[left-of-center2012]

3. Victim's fault

Guy's working on his truck.
Guys with guns jump out of cars.
Victim "may" have lifted his wrench in defense?
Cops shoot innocent citizen.

Cops:
'We feared for our lives.'

APD and D.A. ~ Shooting justified

Just another average day in Albuquerque