In the Fresno Bee it stated that he was receiving Social Security payments. Whaaaat???? RU serious?
I knew the minute I saw his picture, when you live on the border you can tell the Mexicans from the Americans of Mexican descent in a second.
Another Mexican terrorist.
We should annex Mexico.
CARSON CITY, Nev. (AP) - A Carson City man who ushered a woman and child out the back door of an IHOP restaurant during a bloody rampage at the pancake house says he’s not a hero.
But the husband and father of those two survivors thanked him later for his quick thinking during the Tuesday shooting that ended with five people dead, including the gunman, and seven wounded.
“What the heck was going on? You just, you didn’t know. But you didn’t have time to process all that information,” said Kevin Carrick, a 52-year-old father of eight and former Air Force paramedic. “All you had to do was try and see if you could do something that could make a difference. My training and my Air Force career 30 years ago probably kicked in.”
Carrick said the gunman seemed intent on killing as many people as possible.
Among the four people killed by the gunman in the still-unexplained shooting were an Iraq War veteran who loved military history, a Navy crewman who had served in Afghanistan and a devoted grandmother who crocheted blankets for every pregnant woman in her life.
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Sencion’s family members declined to speak with reporters. The doors were locked Wednesday at the family’s Mi Pueblo market in South Lake Tahoe where he worked.
Sencion, who did not have a military record, had at least one previous encounter with the law. He was taken into protective health custody by South Lake Tahoe police in April 2000. He fought with officers during the incident but was not charged.
No court order was involved, said Lt. David Stevenson. He declined to release any other details because the Carson City shooting investigation remains active.
Sencion struck each of the Guard members in the restaurant in what witnesses described as a seemingly intentional attack.
He then exited the restaurant and fired shots toward the barbecue restaurant, shattering the windows. He also fired toward an H&R Block and a casino across the street.
Servicemen flocked to a Reno hospital after the shooting, nervously waiting for word on those killed and hurt.
“It’s hard to believe something like this would happen to really good people,” said Spc. Lee Amato, 33, a Nevada Army National Guard member. “It’s like a hole, something taken away. It’s mind-boggling and hard to comprehend.”