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Valley Morning Star (Newspaper) - April 23, 2004, Harlingen, Texas hosts weekend biker Gunshots fired at SERGIO 956-430-6280 - It was over in a matter of an eyewitness said after Thursday afternoon's shooting in a west Harlingen Luby's Cafeteria parking heard a shot and I thought it was a car said Manuel I heard three windshield repairman was in the parking lot at the time of the shooting and had a seat to an undercover operation investigating an alleged car theft Police said that U.S. Customs agents and Department of Public Safety troopers were involved in the undercover car theft Police Chief Danny Castillo said it was not known Thursday night how many bullets were fired or who fired the but an investigation will an officer discharges a weapon in the line of there will be an he said the shooting in the parking lot of the Luby's at 822 Dixieland Road occurred sometime between 1:30 p.m. and 1:45 said he got up from his folding looked out from under his canopy and saw a young man being chased by another man with a gun and then fired shots at the fleeing Alcorta younger man then jumped into a white first I thought it was a drug deal gone gunshots Morning A Department of Public Safety trooper is armed with a rifle in the back of a pickup during Thursday's manhunt for three men allegedly involved in a car theft A Valley Air Care helicopter involved in the manhunt circles the cornfield at Oklahoma Street and FM 801. A Harlingen police officer leads an unidentified man into a police car following a car theft sting operation outside Luby's on Dixieland Border patrol agents use four-wheeled vehicles to search the cornfield at Oklahoma Street and FM 801. Christy Morning men another at ALLEN ESSEX and TONY Morning With aircraft buzzing officers armed with heavy weaponry and circling in it could have been a scene straight out of a TV cop show for residents of a south Harlingen who lives across the street from the site of Thursday's said he came home after his wife called him to tell him about the some residents of Oklahoma and Oregon streets said they felt tense and anxious as the number of agents involved in the a cornfield at Oklahoma and FM 801 near Home officers hunted for two members of a suspected auto theft ring who had fled authorities after shots were fired across from the Valle Vista Mall from the U.S. Bureau of Immigration and Customs the U.S. Border Patrol and the Texas Department of Public Motor Vehicle Theft Division had been conducting a sting operation in parking lots near Michael's Arts Crafts Luby's cafeteria and Valle Vista Harlingen Police Chief Danny Castillo is no official account of what happened that led to the shooting in which police said no one was But police said that the suspects fled the scene and hid in the cornfield after their car was stopped by MANHUNT winner Freddy Fender to be honored Morning BENITO A million water tower will be emblazoned with the name of hometown music legend Freddy will attend the noon water tower groundbreaking ceremony at the Dr. Raul Garza Elementary School campus and will also present two in his name in the morning at the San Benito school district's administrative tower is the first of a million water and wastewater improvement project for the Grammy award winner is returning to San Benito for the first time since a January liver FREDDY FENDER Benito chess students tie for sixth at national Morning San Benito High School students challenge each other to quick games of chess on Thursday The students competed in the U.S. Chess national championship in Dallas and tied for sixth place after competing against 44 other 956-430-6279 BENITO Guadalupe Cantu goes into a fantasy world when she plays a different said the 15-year-old San Benito High School it's more of a strategy You don't have to be physically and 10 been doing more than recreationally moving chess They have been winning the group came back with the biggest win ever for the high three rigorous days of competing with 44 other teams in their the students tied for place at the U.S. Chess national championship in CHESS House to unveil school finance Christopher Ramirez buried in Page 1 Steve Slice of Ray Ramirez of Harlingen ir

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