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BAJA.DESERT.RAT
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Hola willardguy,
so sorry that you're sick of it BUT...not everybody reads facebook or other sites so it may be interesting to others that are the same as me.
THEN...JUST DON'T READ IT !!!!!!
DA RAT
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willardguy
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Quote: Originally posted by BAJA.DESERT.RAT  | Hola willardguy,
so sorry that you're sick of it BUT...not everybody reads facebook or other sites so it may be interesting to others that are the same as me.
THEN...JUST DON'T READ IT !!!!!!
DA RAT |
lol...come on rat.....that was triple J's rant! 
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bajabuddha
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| Quote: Originally posted by rts551 | | Quote: Originally posted by dtbushpilot | | Quote: Originally posted by rts551 | | Quote: Originally posted by dtbushpilot | | Quote: Originally posted by rts551 | | Quote: Originally posted by bajaguy | And in this instance not displaying any identification (badges/names), faces covered by balaclavas and demanding money on the street
| Quote: Originally posted by rts551 | | This was checked out with the municipal police chief. Turns out these are legit cops. BEWARE of posts on the internet. |
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So it was posted on the internet...therefore it must be true... Police Chief is investigating. |
The people who experienced this are close friends of mine. The story is legit. Please refrain from questioning their integrity.
[Edited on 10-21-2017 by dtbushpilot] |
I don't know them and the post does not carry any credentials...why should I believe what is essentially an anon post. Please refrain from believing
anon posts.
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I guess you missed the part about them being close friends of mine, hardly anonymous. i don't know why I bother, obviously an error in judgement on my
part. Please carry on.... |
Just because they are friends of your does not mean I know them. They posted about fake cops that turn out to be not so fake. That would cause one
to think twice about the whole post. Lots of BS posted on the internet...some here. |
I really don't have anything to add, just wanted to see how many boxes inside of boxes I could get; enough to fill a whole page yet?
[Edited on 10-23-2017 by BajaNomad]
I don't have a BUCKET LIST, but I do have a F***- IT LIST a mile long!
86 - 45*
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mtgoat666
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So the story teller said they were fake cops, but it turns out they were real cops. Hmmmmmm....... how much of the rest of their story is wrong?
Me thinks they are old people that think their driving is perfect when in reality their driving is erratic and dangerous -- it's a common refrain of
the elderly here on nomad: "the cops stooped me, but I drive perfect!" Perhaps it is time that their children take away their keys, eh?
I am proud of the police in Maneadero, they are out there making the streets safe for their citizens!
We should respect the first responders! How dare these nomads criticize the first responders that put their lives on the lines for citizens of
Maneadero and the baja nomad snowbirds!
Woke!
“...ask not what your country can do for you – ask what you can do for your country.” “My fellow citizens of the world: ask not what America
will do for you, but what together we can do for the freedom of man.”
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BAJA.DESERT.RAT
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hola willardguy
OOPS...SORRY !
I should have known better. ESPECIALLY WITH THE SPELLING INVOLVED !
BIEN SALUD, DA RAT
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AKgringo
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No JJJ, the topic is police shakedowns in Maneadero! Both of your posts, and Tom's belong in Off Topic.
[Edited on 10-23-2017 by AKgringo]
If you are not living on the edge, you are taking up too much space!
"Could do better if he tried!" Report card comments from most of my grade school teachers. Sadly, still true!
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JoeJustJoe
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AKgringo, that comment you're quoting from me is in reference to the article that TMW posted, and the rest of my comments were about my observations
of getting pulled over randomly in the US compared to Mexico, and white Americans are often indifferent to the treatment of blacks in urban
neighborhoods, but when they are pulled over in Mexico unfairly and sometimes asked for a bribe, they are so outraged.
Welcome to the world of racial profiling.
Now back to the topic, this 67 year old white American woman, who made the MANDEADRO-BEWARD, post all over Baja, and Facebook pages, or had her
friends help her, was told to report her alleged incident to the "Sindicatura" in Ensenada, but she had all kinds of excuses why she wasn't going to
do it, specifically she cited the fact, that you had to ratify you complaint in person.
So in other words, this woman, is not going to officially file a complaint where it should be filed, but will instead post her allegations all over
Baja forums, blogs, and Facebook.
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The SINDICATURA or like internal affairs with US police departments.
COMPLAINT
We are empowered to safeguard the legality, honesty, efficiency and care provided by the public servant to citizens.
Any information provided will be part of the complaint, which will support the investigation, which will be resolved if the official or
Municipal Public Official is responsible. It is recommended to obtain the name of the public official, as well as a physical description and in case
of being an official please note the number of the unit. If you do not know the city well, describe the nearby businesses, stores, or buildings. If
they violated your integrity, you must obtain a medical report. Do not forget to note the date and time of the incident. The Trustee of the XXI
Ayuntamiento de Ensenada Supervises personally the good performance of the different areas that make up this Municipal Office, which are committed to
provide you with a prompt and quality service. We will contact you to schedule an appointment to which you must appear and ratify your complaint in a
personal manner. In case you can not be contacted, this complaint will be invalid after 3 days have elapsed.
COMPLAINT DATA
http://sindicatura.ensenada.gob.mx/servicios/denuncia.php
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ELINVESTIG8R
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It's true about Maneadero. I came through a couple of days ago and was pulled over by a real
municipal policeman on a very small dirt bike with police lights. He said I ran a stop sign and demanded my driver's license which I gave to him. I
told him that if he was talking about the sign that was almost lying on the ground with the face of the stop sign facing the side road leading up to
the main highway then I guess I ran the stop sign. I told him this did not count because of the condition of the stop sign. I told him to go fix the
sign before pulling people over for a bullsh*t charge. I showed him my badge and ID and told him he could give me his hand in friendship and fraternal
brotherhood or take me to the judge to plead my case. I told him I was making one stop first to photograph the stop sign as my evidence. He handed me
my driver's license back, shook my hand and took off, and I continued on to El Rosario.
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David K
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Awesome response David!
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norte
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| Quote: Originally posted by ELINVESTIG8R | | It's true about Maneadero. I came through a couple of days ago and was pulled over by a real
municipal policeman on a very small dirt bike with police lights. He said I ran a stop sign and demanded my driver's license which I gave to him. I
told him that if he was talking about the sign that was almost lying on the ground with the face of the stop sign facing the side road leading up to
the main highway then I guess I ran the stop sign. I told him this did not count because of the condition of the stop sign. I told him to go fix the
sign before pulling people over for a bullsh*t charge. I showed him my badge and ID and told him he could give me his hand in friendship and fraternal
brotherhood or take me to the judge to plead my case. I told him I was making one stop first to photograph the stop sign as my evidence. He handed me
my driver's license back, shook my hand and took off, and I continued on to El Rosario. |
I thought you said you retired. Do retired police officers carry a badge?
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BAJA.DESERT.RAT
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HOLA DOUG,
AS THE OP, i think it's time to close this as it's getting too far from it's original intent.
thank you,
BIEN SALUD, DA RAT
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ELINVESTIG8R
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| Quote: Originally posted by norte | | Quote: Originally posted by ELINVESTIG8R | | It's true about Maneadero. I came through a couple of days ago and was pulled over by a real
municipal policeman on a very small dirt bike with police lights. He said I ran a stop sign and demanded my driver's license which I gave to him. I
told him that if he was talking about the sign that was almost lying on the ground with the face of the stop sign facing the side road leading up to
the main highway then I guess I ran the stop sign. I told him this did not count because of the condition of the stop sign. I told him to go fix the
sign before pulling people over for a bullsh*t charge. I showed him my badge and ID and told him he could give me his hand in friendship and fraternal
brotherhood or take me to the judge to plead my case. I told him I was making one stop first to photograph the stop sign as my evidence. He handed me
my driver's license back, shook my hand and took off, and I continued on to El Rosario. |
I thought you said you retired. Do retired police officers carry a badge? |
IN A WORD "YES!"
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ELINVESTIG8R
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Thank you David!
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mtgoat666
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| Quote: Originally posted by norte | | Quote: Originally posted by ELINVESTIG8R | | It's true about Maneadero. I came through a couple of days ago and was pulled over by a real
municipal policeman on a very small dirt bike with police lights. He said I ran a stop sign and demanded my driver's license which I gave to him. I
told him that if he was talking about the sign that was almost lying on the ground with the face of the stop sign facing the side road leading up to
the main highway then I guess I ran the stop sign. I told him this did not count because of the condition of the stop sign. I told him to go fix the
sign before pulling people over for a bullsh*t charge. I showed him my badge and ID and told him he could give me his hand in friendship and fraternal
brotherhood or take me to the judge to plead my case. I told him I was making one stop first to photograph the stop sign as my evidence. He handed me
my driver's license back, shook my hand and took off, and I continued on to El Rosario. |
I thought you said you retired. Do retired police officers carry a badge? |
David was not a police officer. He was an MP in the marines (like those security guards at entry of bases), then was an investigator for a DA office.
Neither involved policing, in the normal sense of the word. Doubtful that either position had a badge, but probably had a laminated ID with
statement at the bottom that “person should not be mistaken for law enforcement officer.”
[Edited on 10-24-2017 by mtgoat666]
Woke!
“...ask not what your country can do for you – ask what you can do for your country.” “My fellow citizens of the world: ask not what America
will do for you, but what together we can do for the freedom of man.”
Prefered gender pronoun: the royal we
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Lee
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| Quote: Originally posted by mtgoat666 | | Quote: Originally posted by norte | | Quote: Originally posted by ELINVESTIG8R | | It's true about Maneadero. I came through a couple of days ago and was pulled over by a real
municipal policeman on a very small dirt bike with police lights. He said I ran a stop sign and demanded my driver's license which I gave to him. I
told him that if he was talking about the sign that was almost lying on the ground with the face of the stop sign facing the side road leading up to
the main highway then I guess I ran the stop sign. I told him this did not count because of the condition of the stop sign. I told him to go fix the
sign before pulling people over for a bullsh*t charge. I showed him my badge and ID and told him he could give me his hand in friendship and fraternal
brotherhood or take me to the judge to plead my case. I told him I was making one stop first to photograph the stop sign as my evidence. He handed me
my driver's license back, shook my hand and took off, and I continued on to El Rosario. |
I thought you said you retired. Do retired police officers carry a badge? |
David was not a police officer. He was an MP in the marines (like those security guards at entry of bases), then was an investigator for a DA office.
Neither involved policing, in the normal sense of the word. Doubtful that either position had a badge, but probably had a laminated ID with
statement at the bottom that “person should not be mistaken for law enforcement officer.”
[Edited on 10-24-2017 by mtgoat666] |
Close but not correct. MP means military police. How does that translate to not being a cop in the normal sense? That involves patrolling,
power of arrest, investigation.
He had a badge then and also one at the DA’s office. Where you going with this, Tom?
US Marines: providing enemies of America an opportunity to die for their country since 1775.
What I say before any important decision.
F*ck it.
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ELINVESTIG8R
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| Quote: Originally posted by mtgoat666 | | Quote: Originally posted by norte | | Quote: Originally posted by ELINVESTIG8R | | It's true about Maneadero. I came through a couple of days ago and was pulled over by a real
municipal policeman on a very small dirt bike with police lights. He said I ran a stop sign and demanded my driver's license which I gave to him. I
told him that if he was talking about the sign that was almost lying on the ground with the face of the stop sign facing the side road leading up to
the main highway then I guess I ran the stop sign. I told him this did not count because of the condition of the stop sign. I told him to go fix the
sign before pulling people over for a bullsh*t charge. I showed him my badge and ID and told him he could give me his hand in friendship and fraternal
brotherhood or take me to the judge to plead my case. I told him I was making one stop first to photograph the stop sign as my evidence. He handed me
my driver's license back, shook my hand and took off, and I continued on to El Rosario. |
I thought you said you retired. Do retired police officers carry a badge? |
David was not a police officer. He was an MP in the marines (like those security guards at entry of bases), then was an investigator for a DA office.
Neither involved policing, in the normal sense of the word. Doubtful that either position had a badge, but probably had a laminated ID with
statement at the bottom that “person should not be mistaken for law enforcement officer.”
THOMAS ORIN MEIXNER YOU ARE ONE DUMB IGNORANT ASU LIBERAL WEENIE PROFESSOR
[Edited on 10-24-2017 by mtgoat666] |
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mtgoat666
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| Quote: Originally posted by ELINVESTIG8R | | Quote: Originally posted by mtgoat666 | | Quote: Originally posted by norte | | Quote: Originally posted by ELINVESTIG8R | | It's true about Maneadero. I came through a couple of days ago and was pulled over by a real
municipal policeman on a very small dirt bike with police lights. He said I ran a stop sign and demanded my driver's license which I gave to him. I
told him that if he was talking about the sign that was almost lying on the ground with the face of the stop sign facing the side road leading up to
the main highway then I guess I ran the stop sign. I told him this did not count because of the condition of the stop sign. I told him to go fix the
sign before pulling people over for a bullsh*t charge. I showed him my badge and ID and told him he could give me his hand in friendship and fraternal
brotherhood or take me to the judge to plead my case. I told him I was making one stop first to photograph the stop sign as my evidence. He handed me
my driver's license back, shook my hand and took off, and I continued on to El Rosario. |
I thought you said you retired. Do retired police officers carry a badge? |
David was not a police officer. He was an MP in the marines (like those security guards at entry of bases), then was an investigator for a DA office.
Neither involved policing, in the normal sense of the word. Doubtful that either position had a badge, but probably had a laminated ID with
statement at the bottom that “person should not be mistaken for law enforcement officer.”
THOMAS ORIN MEIXNER YOU ARE ONE DUMB IGNORANT ASU LIBERAL WEENIE PROFESSOR
[Edited on 10-24-2017 by mtgoat666] |
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Such amazing investigative abilities!
Woke!
“...ask not what your country can do for you – ask what you can do for your country.” “My fellow citizens of the world: ask not what America
will do for you, but what together we can do for the freedom of man.”
Prefered gender pronoun: the royal we
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ELINVESTIG8R
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| Quote: Originally posted by mtgoat666 | | Quote: Originally posted by ELINVESTIG8R | | Quote: Originally posted by mtgoat666 | | Quote: Originally posted by norte | | Quote: Originally posted by ELINVESTIG8R | | It's true about Maneadero. I came through a couple of days ago and was pulled over by a real
municipal policeman on a very small dirt bike with police lights. He said I ran a stop sign and demanded my driver's license which I gave to him. I
told him that if he was talking about the sign that was almost lying on the ground with the face of the stop sign facing the side road leading up to
the main highway then I guess I ran the stop sign. I told him this did not count because of the condition of the stop sign. I told him to go fix the
sign before pulling people over for a bullsh*t charge. I showed him my badge and ID and told him he could give me his hand in friendship and fraternal
brotherhood or take me to the judge to plead my case. I told him I was making one stop first to photograph the stop sign as my evidence. He handed me
my driver's license back, shook my hand and took off, and I continued on to El Rosario. |
I thought you said you retired. Do retired police officers carry a badge? |
David was not a police officer. He was an MP in the marines (like those security guards at entry of bases), then was an investigator for a DA office.
Neither involved policing, in the normal sense of the word. Doubtful that either position had a badge, but probably had a laminated ID with
statement at the bottom that “person should not be mistaken for law enforcement officer.”
THOMAS ORIN MEIXNER YOU ARE ONE DUMB IGNORANT ASU LIBERAL WEENIE PROFESSOR
[Edited on 10-24-2017 by mtgoat666] |
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Such amazing investigative abilities! |
THANK YOU PROFESSOR NUMB-NUTS!
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Meany
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??? drove through there Sunday??? No one home?? Stoped at all stops even the one leaning over. Must have been my Lucky Day.
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woody with a view
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Same here last friday.
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