Border Patrol Agent Dies In Line Of Duty
Posted By: Black Conservative Voice, 11/14/2021 5:52:04 AM
Border Patrol officials say a supervisory agent from the agency’s Tucson sector has died in what is being described as a "line of duty" death. U.S. Border Patrol Chief Raul Ortiz said this week that Anibal "Tony" A. Perez died Nov. 5. The exact cause of death was withheld for privacy reasons. Ortiz said Perez joined the Border Patrol in June 2006.
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Border Patrol Agent Dies In Line Of Duty
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Border Patrol officials say a supervisory agent from the agency’s Tucson sector has died in what is being described as a "line of duty" death.
U.S. Border Patrol Chief Raul Ortiz said this week that Anibal "Tony" A. Perez died Nov. 5. The exact cause of death was withheld for privacy reasons.
Ortiz said Perez joined the Border Patrol in June 2006.
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Another death in Biden’s column Rest In peace and prayers to your family! Democrats don't care about America there more worried about the border crisis in Poland.