By R.C.
wed, sep 21, 2022 12:01 p.m.
"'absolutely heartbreaking': ex-wife of retired dps trooper who shot, killed 2 victims in elgin speaks out"
fox 7 learned new details about the deceased suspect, retired dps trooper Rito Paul Morales, from his ex-wife.
https://www.fox7austin.com/news/victims-shot-killed-retired-dps-trooper-elgin-identified
WTF?
A misogynistic mexican with a bad temper?
News flash.
Whores found in whorehouses.
"It's absolutely heartbreaking," said Sheakell Soto, who was formerly married to Paul Morales. "I feel absolutely terrible for them and their family. I can't imagine."
ReplyDeleteGRA:As Maxwell Smart might have said,"She missed getting killed by THAT MUCH"--Morales went nuts,one marriage after the one to Soto.
She lucked out--sort of.Soto was still involved with his violence while being married to him--just not the full monty.
--GRA
MASS SHOOTING IN NILES,MICHIGAN,TUESDAY NIGHT-WAS RETRIBUTION FOR PREVIOUS DOUBLE MURDER.
ReplyDelete(abc57)NILES, Mich. -- Police are investigating a deadly mass shooting on 6th Avenue in Niles that happened late Tuesday night. Two teens died and three were injured in the shooting.
Officers were called to the scene just after 11:37 p.m.
Police said a group approached the home and fired shots before driving off.
“I heard a bunch of shots, at least forty, but they were happening so quickly, that some overlaid others, so it was impossible to count them," one concerned neighbor said.
Two teens died and three males were taken to the hospital following the shooting.
The victims who died at the scene have been identified as 15-year-old Demi Galvin and 18-year-old Yasmeen Scott.
According to officers on scene, police believe this shooting is related to two homicides that happened on Seventh and Sixth streets, not far from the house.
Farries Maxwell was killed in a shooting that happened on N. 7th just south of Ferry Street around 12:15 a.m. on August 16.
On September 8, Ra'Quon Glenn was shot and killed on the west side of N. 6th Street, south of Ferry Street around 11 p.m.
“It’s pretty scary to be honest, because this neighborhood is full of kids, and the last two shootings were specifically at areas that are known to be bus stops. That’s especially concerning—there’s also parks here, people walk through with their kids in their baby strollers, and we’ve had four murders that are unsolved in just the last month," the neighbor said.
Residents say the police presence in the area should increase.
--GRA