Hey everyone, I've been digging into the tragic case of Isidro Fernando Hernandez-Ortiz, and something that's really been sticking in my mind is why so many people were gathered in that specific area near Aerospace Parkway. It's such a seemingly random location for a gathering of 50 people, especially at 6 a.m. Does anyone have insights into whether events like this are common in that desert area, or if there was something specific happening that night? It's such a tightly wound question, considering the devastating outcome. From everything I've read, it sounds like a lot of people just scattered once the shooting started, which makes me wonder about the challenges the police face trying to piece this together without many witnesses sticking around. If anyone was there or has heard anything from the community, I'd be interested to hear more. I can't begin to imagine how Isidro's family and the others affected are coping with this senseless loss. My heart goes out to them during this incredibly difficult time. Stay safe, everyone.
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Hey everyone, I can't stop thinking about how chaotic things must have gotten for Isidro Fernando Hernandez-Ortiz and the others involved in the tragic incident south of the Tucson International Airport. I’ve been reading about how the fight escalated into a deadly shootout. It really makes you wonder how, in such a large gathering of around 50 people, tensions can rise so quickly and have such devastating consequences. It’s saddening to think of all the families who woke up to some of the worst news imaginable that morning on November 1, 2020. Has anyone here heard about any community efforts or discussions happening since then to address violence like this in Tucson? It feels like something more needs to be done to prevent these senseless losses.
