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A man who called 911 during a drug -induced hallucination claiming that people were trying to kill him and that his whole family had been killed fired 30 shots at his house, which led his loved ones to hide to cover themselves, he lived illegally in the United States, police said in Texas.
Homer Salinas, 47, was determined to be the source of the threat when Ferris police officers responded to a home around 2:40 am, authorities said.
Salinas had been hallucinating after drinking cocaine and drinking alcohol when he shot 30 rounds, including multiple shots in the front residence where his family lived, police said.
It was discovered that Homero Salinas, 47, lived illegally in the United States after his arrest after drug -induced hallucination, police said. (Ellis County Prison)
“He was experiencing hallucinations and acted with the delusional belief that he was under attack and that his family had been killed,” said a police statement. “His family, without realizing that he was the one who made the call to 911 or unloaded the weapon, was found hidden on the floor inside his house, unharmed.”
When the officers responded to the house, Salinas was seen walking along a nearby street and detained. He claimed to wear a ballistic vest, which was false, police said.
Authorities found Multiple firearms and ammunition. Salinas family members were unharmed and shooting damage was limited to this property, police said. They did not know that Salinas called 911 and fired his gun, authorities said.
After taking their digital footprints, the authorities finally learned that Salinas was a Mexican citizen who was illegally in the United States.
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“The fact that lives were not lost in this incident is a testimony of the ability and discipline of our first to respond,” said Ferris Brooks Williams city manager. “This morning, we are thanking God that no one was injured and for their favor on all the officers involved.”
“But we cannot ignore what this situation reveals, someone without legal status, previously marked by ICE, was still here and still capable of accessing mortal weapons,” Williams added. “That is not just a local problem, it is a systemic failure.”
Salinas had been handled by us Immigration and Customs Control (ICE), in 2013, at which time an arrest had been placed on it.
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“We are a nation of laws. When someone who has already had a detention placed by ICE can remain in the country, acquire firearms and walk freely to a neighborhood with a weapon, that is a failure of the application,” said the administrator of the attached city of public security John Deleon. This has nothing to do with politics. It has everything to protect people. “
