PHOTOS: Ulises Valladares Ulises Valladares’ brother, Ernesto, said his brother didn't have problems with anyone and he was focused his life and on his 12-year-old son.

The agent was unaware that the Kidnapping victim Ulises Valladares, sstill bound, was being held in that room when he when he grabbed the rifle through the window. The agent, fearing that one of ...

Justina Garcia talks about the death of her son Ulises Valladares while her other son Ernesto Valladares wipes a tear from her face during a press conference Wednesday, Dec. 23, 2020, at the law ...

Ulises Valladares was shot to death by the agent when law enforcement stormed a house in northeast Houston in 2018. Nearly three years later, she still has questions.

Ernesto Valladares remembered Ulises as a brother, a father and an example, and he will be seeking custody of his 12-year-old nephew, who was also bound by duct tape but left behind at the home.

However, Douglas York, an attorney for the family of 47-year-old Ulises Valladares, is attributing his death to a series of bungling errors that show “a roadmap of mistakes,” by authorities.

Ulises Valladares, who was 47, was fatally shot on Jan. 25 when an FBI agent pointed his gun into a window in a Conroe home and opened fire, according to the lawsuit.

Montgomery County – Two years ago, an FBI agent shot and killed Ulises Valladares during a botched mission. The victim was kidnapped from his home in front of his 12-year-old son and held for ...

CHANGES NAME TO VALLADARES - Ernesto Valladares, brother of Ulises Valladares, speaks to the media Friday, Oct. 26, 2018 across from his brother's home where Ulises and his son were bound by a ...

Ulises Valladares was kidnapped in 2018 and driven to Houston, where he was tied up and blindfolded when the agent shot him during a failed rescue attempt.

Ulises Valladares immigrated to the United States from Honduras more than 30 years ago. As of Friday, his son was still in a foster home in the custody of Child Protective Services.

The Houston Chronicle reports that the lawsuit filed by Ulises Valladares’ family alleges illegal search and seizure, and wrongful death. An FBI spokeswoman says the shooting is under review.