Officials confirmed the arrest of the Benjamin Hanil song of a former marine reservoir in connection with a “planned” ambush at the Prarelland Detention Center in Alvardo, Texas on July 4, 2025. As a result of the incident, an Alvarado police officer was shot and left the community in shock.
What happened
On the fourth date of the ambush, at around 10:37 pm, when a group of individuals wore black clothes, some wearing only wearing and equipped with AR-style rifle, arrived at this feature. He allegedly deserted vehicles with phrases such as “traitors” and “ice pig” before the establishment of fireworks, designed to attract us outside the convenience to attract immigration and customs enforcement (ICE) personnel.
Provenitude led to two unarmed reform officers and local law enforcement response. During anarchy, an officer was shot in the neck, but is reported to be recover. Officials said the attackers fired 20 to 30 rounds from the forest around the custody center.
Who is Benjamin song?
An former American Marine Corps reservoir, Benjamin Song has been accused of three cases of attempt to kill federal agents and three cases of discharge of a gun during the offense of violence. The song is accused of buying four firearms used in ambush. He was arrested about a week after the Texas Department of Public Safety, a blue alert was issued seeking assistance to find out.
Following the arrest of Song, the authorities caught 10 other suspects involved in the ambush, including Cameron Arnold, Savanna Baton, Nathan Bamman, Zachri Evtles, Joy Gibson, Bradford Morris, Marisella Ruida, Seth Sikhs, Elizabeth Soto and Inene Soto. Each face is accused of attempt to murder and three cases of discharge of a gun during a violent crime.
Public or family reaction
The ambush has shocked the local community and law enforcement. The Alvarado police officer, who was shot, is recovering, but the authorities described the officer as “lucky to survive”. The incident has attracted attention to the risks faced by corrective officials and law enforcement officers working on such features.
Government statement
The Office of the FBI, the Texas Department of Public Safety, and the Johnson County District Attorney has worked together on the investigation. The authorities have expressed their relief in the possession of the song, and the American Attorney Nancy Larsen described the ambush as a highly dangerous situation that required fast and decisive action.
“These individuals are facing serious allegations, and we are committed to do justice to them for their actions,” Larsen said.
Conclusion
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