Man shot by Border Patrol after ramming federal vehicle receives time-served sentence in Portland case
Luis Niño-Moncada received a time-served sentence in Portland after being shot by Border Patrol for ramming a federal vehicle. Prosecutors pursued charges for assaulting a federal officer, but the case faced complications involving forensic evidence and alleged evidence tampering.
The U.S. Attorney General's office vowed to prosecute Luis Niño-Moncada for assaulting a federal officer, but forensic evidence and alleged evidence tampering complicated the government's case.
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