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Bob and Susan
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Jefe...you are absoloutely right....
We copied the idea from others and it works.
Sometimes the best thing to do is just do the samething over and over.
If it works don't change it.
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BajaNomad
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Sindicatura
As I've posted before, I believe that the Sindicatura department presently pertains to issues only in the Municipio de Tijuana.
http://www.tijuana.gob.mx/Turismo/TouristGuide/English/pag13...
http://www.sindicatura.gob.mx
Also, Here's another previous similar thread:
http://forums.bajanomad.com/viewthread.php?tid=3354
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[Edited on 3-26-2005 by BajaNomad]
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bajajudy
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A few months back my husband was double parked in front of the post office while I ran in to check the mail. I get in the car and this cop comes up
and motions us to pull over. (We are in a car with Mex plates...if that matters.) He strides up to the car and proceeds to tell us in relatively
good english that it is illegal to double park. My husband says, " I was in the car and would have moved if there had been a problem". The cop
says, "Sorry I will have to give you 200 pesos ticket;can I see you registration". We show him the copy of our registration and he says "Sorry but I
will have to give you another 200 peso ticket for not having your registration in the car". We say "What is your name?"...."John" he says. We say
"We were told by the police when one of our vehicles was stolen last year to never keep original documents in the car". He said "Sorry I will have to
give you a ticket for 400 pesos". Jim and I decide to change tactics and start speaking Spanish to him at which point we start calling him Juan. We
tell Juan that we would like to take care of this at the police station at which point John starts speaking English. We continue in Spanish and after
a few minutes, he just turns and walks back to his car. That was that. We looked at each other and shook our heads. We simply wore him down.
[Edited on 3-26-2005 by bajajudy]
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Germanicus
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Not only TJ, ther is one Sindicatura in Ensenada.
Here the ph. #
Sindicatura Del Gobierno Municipal
Tijuana:665-688-3810 // 973-7770 // 973-7759
Ensenada: 646-617-1516 // 176-2222
But what about the fact that no policeofficer is allowed to take cash in Mexico?
Is it helpful to tell him:: " According to the Sindicatura Del Gobierno Municipal you are not allowed to take cash!" " So let's go to the station."
Any experience?
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yankeeirishman
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Would it be effective to have a decal on the rear window of your car with a statement (of sort) that we go to the Police station to pay any fines?
| Quote: | Originally posted by Germanicus
Not only TJ, ther is one Sindicatura in Ensenada.
Here the ph. #
Sindicatura Del Gobierno Municipal
Tijuana:665-688-3810 // 973-7770 // 973-7759
Ensenada: 646-617-1516 // 176-2222
But what about the fact that no policeofficer is allowed to take cash in Mexico?
Is it helpful to tell him:: " According to the Sindicatura Del Gobierno Municipal you are not allowed to take cash!" " So let's go to the station."
Any experience? |
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woody with a view
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Would it be effective to have a decal on the rear window of your car with a statement (of sort) that we go to the Police station to pay any fines?
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right next to the sticker i saw that said, "Bad cop, no donut". or in this case taco!  :moon:
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Bruce R Leech
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that is funny you guys are to much.
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Pops
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Germanicus..
Gun? If you think that is a gun you must call alligators lizards!
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Pops, that pic is as dull as dishwater.
If you really mean it that way > get out of Baja a.s.a.p.
There is no place in Baja for you , ********************.
guns are not allowed in Baja!
Face it.
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neilmac
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I'm sorry, guys, but I've gotta call 'mierda' on that one. Most all of you have more experiance than me... but just on casual observation, Baja
appears to be awash in small arms...
Every criminal of any stature, every cop, whether local or federale, all those poor kids in the army beside the road, hell, they're all packin'...
The only disarmed people in Baja are the innocent, law-abiding types.. either Mexicano o Gringo....
And, juat like on the mainland, and in the USA, all the people you wouldn't want to be armed ALREADY ARE!
now, thank you all for letting me share
NeilM
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neilmac
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D(*&&^ it; that was supposed to have the
heading:
"Guns aren't allowed in Baja"
Nothing like a good rant, with foot in mouth! Where's the pacifico, anyway?
NeilM
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marla
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Bob and Susan!!!! Great idea!!!! I am printing it out and putting it on my license right now!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
If a man walks in the woods for love of them half of each day, he is in danger of being regarded as a loafer. But if he spends his days as a
speculator, shearing off those woods and making the earth bald before her time, he is deemed an industrious and enterprising citizen. Henry David
Thoreau
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Bob and Susan
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We don't derserve ANY credit....
We just did what you others have advised in the past...and it works
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