By Victoria Kim and Paloma Esquivel
Los Angeles Times
Ezequiel Garcia, a longtime federal immigration agent, had told his wife of problems at work.
But when she called him at the office Thursday, everything seemed normal. They talked about having Korean barbecue for dinner. Before he could go home, however, he had to meet with a high-ranking supervisor about his job performance.
The exchange grew heated, and Garcia did the unthinkable: He turned his weapon on a fellow agent. He fired at least six shots at the supervisor before another quick-acting agent intervened and shot him dead.
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