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Originally posted by vandenberg Quote: Originally posted by k-rico Pozole is a kind of Mexican stew. Meza Lopez allegedly dissolved bodies in acid. The soupy mix is said to resemble pozole." Is it on a menu anywhere

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Originally posted by wessongroup Toneart, and I thought you needed some help, silly me.. you can take care of yourself just fine... I did liked the points both raised however, they are valid ... as are the counter "points" and/or discussion which followed.. very interesting take "crime and punishment" ... or "As the Baja Nomads Turn".. thanks to all

I'm just a prisoner of parody.

Wesson, why on earth are you up at four in the morning reading and commenting on this drivel?

Tony I was up a couple of days ago doing a Gif or something here at 2:30 AM It must be my old age or something! Like KIM JUNG IL sings, "I'm so Ronrey, So Ronrey!"

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Originally posted by ELINVESTIG8R Tony I was up a couple of days ago doing a Gif or something here at 2:30 AM It must be my old age or something! Like KIM JUNG IL sings, "I'm so Ronrey, So Ronrey!"

Groan! Well, while you're up, keep the Pozole pot warm, and maybe throw a little Kim Chee in.

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Originally posted by toneart Quote: Originally posted by wessongroup Toneart, and I thought you needed some help, silly me.. you can take care of yourself just fine... I did liked the points both raised however, they are valid ... as are the counter "points" and/or discussion which followed.. very interesting take "crime and punishment" ... or "As the Baja Nomads Turn".. thanks to all I'm just a prisoner of parody. Wesson, why on earth are you up at four in the morning reading and commenting on this drivel?

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Originally posted by lencho Quote: Originally posted by JESSE Neighboors claim official cars waiter at the entrance, the garage door would open, and they would go in. That's pretty clear to me. Does seem clear. That whichever official was doing that was astoundingly stupid to do it openly and in official vehicles. Or confident of his/her immunity. La Paz... what a town. --Larry

Don't know why, but when I read in your post "Or confident of his/her immunity" I read "Or confident of his/her annuity"

Sounds like no tell cartel motel.

Mexican judge orders Tijuana kingpin to face trial

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/01...

The Associated Press
January 19, 2010; 7:39 PM

TIJUANA, Mexico -- An alleged drug kingpin blamed for much of Tijuana's gang violence was ordered to face trial Tuesday, while the military said it caught three purported members of his gang about to dissolve a body in chemicals.

A judge ordered "El Teo" Teodoro Garcia Simental, who was arrested last week, to stand trial on organized crime and drug trafficking charges, the Attorney General's Office said.

Troops, meanwhile, arrested two men and a woman at a house in Tijuana where a body was found in a bathtub, about to be dissolved in a chemical substance, a military statement said. Soldiers received a tip that armed people were storing drugs in the house.

The military said the three worked for Raydel Udiarte, the reputed chief of hit men for Garcia's gang. They were found with 117 kilograms (258 pounds) of marijuana, three rifles, a pistol, ammunition and two bulletproof vests, the military said.

Authorities say Garcia is connected to the deaths of at least 300 people and ordered his rivals disposed of in especially grisly ways, including dissolving them in caustic soda. He is also believed to be behind many of the dozens of assassinations of Tijuana police officers the last two years.

Officials say Garcia broke with the Tijuana-based Arellano Felix cartel in an April 2008 shootout, plunging the city across the border from San Diego into a period of unprecedented violence. More than 1,500 people have been slain in Tijuana since the beginning of 2008.
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Federal troops arrested Garcia on Jan. 12 at a seaside vacation home near the southern tip of the Baja California peninsula, where his gang allegedly had been bringing in planeloads of drugs to smuggle across the U.S. border.

It was the second time in less than a month that Mexico took down one of its most powerful traffickers. Drug lord Arturo Beltran Leyva was killed Dec. 16 in a military raid on a luxury apartment complex in the central city of Cuernavaca.

In 2006, President Felipe Calderon deployed tens of thousands of soldiers to drug trafficking hotspots across Mexico in a frontal attack on brutal cartels. Drug gang violence has since surged, claiming more than 15,000 lives.

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Photo: Alleged gunmen and kidnappers are displayed to the media in front of seized guns and drugs in Tijuana, Mexico, Tuesday, Jan. 19, 2010. According to the army, the suspects were arrested on Monday during an operation in a house where soldiers seized the guns, the drugs and also found an unidentified dead body. (AP Photo/Guillermo Arias)

Seized guns and drugs are displayed by the army during a presentation of alleged gunmen and kidnappers to the media in Tijuana, Mexico, Tuesday, Jan. 19, 2010. According to the army, the suspects were arrested on Monday during an operation in a house where soldiers seized the guns, the drugs and also found an unidentified dead body. (AP Photo/Guillermo Arias)

Suspected allies of reputed Tijuana kingpin nabbed