Man Sentenced for Damaging Federal Property in Portland
In Portland, Oregon, Luis Nino-Moncada, a man previously shot by Border Patrol agents, has been sentenced to time served and ordered to pay restitution after pleading guilty to damaging federal property.
Portland, OR, September 16, 2026 —
Luis Nino-Moncada has been sentenced in Portland, Oregon, for a charge of damaging federal property. The sentence includes time served and an order to pay restitution.
Nino-Moncada entered a guilty plea for the offense. Details regarding the specific federal property that was damaged were not provided in the available information. The resolution of this case follows a prior incident in which Nino-Moncada was shot by Border Patrol agents. The circumstances surrounding that prior shooting have not been detailed in relation to this sentencing.
The court has ordered Nino-Moncada to pay restitution to the relevant parties. The exact amount of restitution and the timeline for payment were not specified. Similarly, the precise duration of time Nino-Moncada served, which constitutes his sentence, was not disclosed. Information regarding the specific agency involved in the prior shooting or any further details about the incident itself remains unavailable.
The legal proceedings concluded with the sentencing and restitution order, aiming to address the damage to federal property. Further specifics regarding the timeline of the damaging event, the nature of the property, or the exact financial penalties remain undisclosed.
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