Good Samaritan family is gunned down on Montana Indian reservation

[We Keep Receipts 9,238]

http://www.cnn.com/2015/07/31/us/montana-good-samaritans-shooting-death/index.html

(CNN)Trying to be good Samaritans cost two members of a Montana family their lives and left their daughter wounded.

The triple shooting happened in the town of Pryor, Montana, about 30 miles south of Billings.

The suspect, 18-year-old Jesus Deniz Mendoza, is expected in federal court Friday.

The shooting

The family was shot when they returned to help Mendoza, whose car was seen stopped along side a road on the Crow Indian Reservation on Wednesday morning, according to an FBI criminal complaint.

The daughter said her mother "came to her house and told her that there was a guy that needed assistance."

The mother, father and daughter then returned to where Mendoza's car was parked, the court document says.

Mendoza pulled a gun on them and ordered them out of their car. He demanded money, but the family said it didn't have any, according to the FBI.

The daughter said Mendoza told them to start walking away from the car. She heard a gunshot and turned back to see her father lying on the road

The woman heard another gunshot and heard her mother scream. She was running and didn't look back, the document says.

As the daughter fled, she felt blood running down her face from a bullet wound. She then heard another gunshot and felt a bullet hit her in the back.

The woman ran for help as Mendoza drove off in her car. She was taken to a Billings hospital for treatment.

[TBoneTX 45,288]

We might just have encountered the newest best definition of "slime-bucket."

[VOL 425]

He needs a 45 placed in his mouth, and then the trigger to be pulled.

[Ban Hammer 13,337]

some news reports i'm seeing now are saying the perp is illegally here.

[elmcitymaven 9,712]

some news reports i'm seeing now are saying the perp is illegally here.

Nope. http://billingsgazette.com/news/state-and-regional/montana/immigration-and-customs-enforcement-statement-on-jesus-yeizon-deniz/article_75444512-da72-51d3-ae98-44b03d53d85e.html

[ready4ONE 5,400]

That is a horrific story but glad that they have him in custody. Deportation after 30 or 40 years in prison sounds like as good an outcome as possible.

[Boiler 45,505]

Another Obama poster child.

[khwaidee1 196]

Another Obama poster child.

Definitely a "Dreamer" or maybe beneficiary of DACA. Regardless just a lowlife, got tired of waiting and thought someone laughed at him? Wait til he gets to lock up, plenty of waiting to do and he'll probably get laughed at too.

[elmcitymaven 9,712]

Definitely a "Dreamer" or maybe beneficiary of DACA.

Did you read the link I posted or do you prefer making judgment in the absence of evidence?

[X Factor 1,112]

Very sickening

[Boiler 45,505]

I have a feeling he did not get here on an O1

[khwaidee1 196]

Did you read the link I posted or do you prefer making judgment in the absence of evidence?

I read the link and was making a calculated assumption. And, I made no judgment, just commentary. From your link 1.) He is a "Permanent Resident" i.e. Green Card holder, 2.) He is 18 years old, 3.) He was legally admitted on May 31, 2013 when he would have been 16 or, at the very least, a minor. While "Dreamer" may nave been more sarcasm, he appears to fit within the guidlines of DACA. Of course a relative could have petitioned him as well when he was like 3-4 years old given the current processing times for Mexico though that would seem less likely although always a possibility.

[JohnR! 5,495]

Your link spoiled all the fun. People were ready to pop open a new bottle of Jergens and here you come (pun not intended) and destroy their fantasy with facts and evidence to the contrary of their ill formed opinion.

Did you read the link I posted or do you prefer making judgment in the absence of evidence?

A simple 'No. I didn't' would have conveyed the same notion as the poor and garrulous non-sequitur offered.

I read the link and was making a calculated assumption. And, I made no judgment, just commentary. From your link 1.) He is a "Permanent Resident" i.e. Green Card holder, 2.) He is 18 years old, 3.) He was legally admitted on May 31, 2013 when he would have been 16 or, at the very least, a minor. While "Dreamer" may nave been more sarcasm, he appears to fit within the guidlines of DACA. Of course a relative could have petitioned him as well when he was like 3-4 years old given the current processing times for Mexico though that would seem less likely although always a possibility.

[Dashinka 24,495]

Damn low life. Doesn't really matter if he was legal, he still deserves an injection from the state of Montana.

[khwaidee1 196]

A simple 'No. I didn't' would have conveyed the same notion as the poor and garrulous non-sequitur offered.

Actually, I did read it and read some other stuff. If, as has been reported, he had lived with his family for years in Montana and as the link below states "He's lived here basically most of his life," then I would offer an educated guess that he attained his status through DACA. Could be totally wrong though.

http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/stories/U/US_MONTANA_SHOOTING?SITE=AP&SECTION=HOME&TEMPLATE=DEFAULT