husband , Raul Flores , 29 , and daughter Brisenia , 9 , who were both shot in the head . Police are not releasing the woman 's name to protect her identity . But her 911 call , released to the media by the Pima County Sheriff 's Department , tells the story of a deadly home invasion by a rogue band of impostors . As she describes the initial attack , the intruders return to the house . The door can be heard opening . `` They are coming back in ! They are coming back in ! '' the caller screams . She has armed herself with her husband 's handgun . `` Get the f -- out , '' she barks . The order is followed by the explosive sound of gunfire traded as the wounded woman and her would-be killers fire on each other . A man -- one of the intruders -- is hit and groans loudly . The attackers retreat and leave the woman alive and alone with her slain family . Hear gunfire on the 911 call '' Twelve days later police have the `` marshals '' in custody on charges of
SEATTLE , Washington -LRB- CNN -RRB- -- Raul Flores thought federal agents had barged with guns drawn into his home in Arivaca , Arizona , in the middle of the night . Shawna Forde , 41 , denies involvement in the shooting deaths of an Arizona man and his daughter . The woman and two men wore uniforms and identified themselves as U.S. Marshals . They claimed the house was surrounded . They said they were looking for an escaped prisoner , Flores ' wife told a 911 dispatcher . But there was no backup waiting outside , and no fugitive . The marshals were imposters . They had targeted Flores because they suspected he was a drug trafficker and they wanted to rob and kill him , according to the Pima County Sheriff 's Department . As the intruders searched his home , Flores asked one of the men why his handgun was taped . The man responded by shooting and killing Flores . `` Someone just came in and shot my daughter and husband , '' Flores ' wife frantically told 911 . She tells the police operator that she was shot and left for dead with her