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Drunk gringo deported

Mengano - 1-27-2012 at 11:18 AM

ENSENADA.- Una persona de nacionalidad estadounidense fue reportada ante las autoridades de La Misión, al negarse a pagar la cuenta de su comida y ponerse agresivo con los empleados del lugar.

Con un fuerte olor a alcohol, un “gringo” de 61 años entró a un restaurante ubicado en la carretera libre Ensenada-Rosarito llamado Restaurante Magaña, y al llevarle la cuenta dijo que no tenía dinero, al mismo tiempo que le “echaba bronca” a los empleados del lugar y a la clientela que tranquilamente ingería sus alimentos.

Por lo que se dio aviso a las autoridades las cuales al llegar se entrevistaron con el que dijo llamarse Fratus Gary Alfred, quien dijo no tener dinero para pagar la cuenta, aparte de que se encontraba en notable estado de ebriedad.

Por tal motivo fue llevado a las instalaciones de la delegación para hacerle los exámenes correspondientes y al preguntarle por sus documentos manifestó no tener, por lo que fue presentado ante el juez calificador en turno, el cual determinó consignarlo ante el Instituto Nacional de Migración.


ENSENADA - An American was reported to the authorities in La Misión after refusing to pay the bill for his food and becoming aggressive with the restaurant's employees.

With a strong smell of alcohol, a "gringo" who was 61-year old, went into a restaurant named Restaurante Magaña located on the free road from Ensenada to Rosarito, and when brought his check said he had no money and "started a fight" with the employees of the location and also the customers who were eating their food peacefully.

The authorities were called and they interviewed the man, named Gary Alfred Fratus, who said he had no money to pay the bill, in addition he was noticeably drunk.

For this reason he was taken to the police station to be examined, and when asked for his documents, he said he had none. He was brought before the magistrate, who determined to consign him to the Immigration Institute.


http://www.el-mexicano.com.mx/informacion/noticias/1/22/poli...

sancho - 1-27-2012 at 12:21 PM

Why is it that Baja/Mex brings out the overdrinking
in so many Gringo Tourists, I'm not excluding
myself, as has been my observation over the yrs. I think every Baja bartender thinks all
Gringos are alcoholics. What I'm attempting to say is
alcohol consumption by Gringos in Mex SEEMS to be
a high priority, it is not uncommon to see intoxicated Gringos
coming out of the Miramar Bar San Felipe beer in hand
and hop into their dune buggy. Perhaps no more so than
in the US, maybe more VISIBLE in Mex. I think a lot
of Mex Nationals look at Gringos as a bunch of borrachos.
Although Mex locals camping on the beach during
a Mex holiday will keep up with anyone

[Edited on 1-27-2012 by sancho]

coconaco - 1-27-2012 at 12:29 PM

?
Did he forget he was going to "dine and ditch" - really?

Is it true more people are in Mexican jails for stealing food than anything else.

wessongroup - 1-27-2012 at 12:34 PM

coconaco ... you are correct.. or at least in TJ, that is true..

Saw people arrested three times, twice at Walmart in Rosarito and once at the Calimax also in Rosarito... in a 14 month period of time...

But, I didn't get out all that much... :biggrin::biggrin:

DENNIS - 1-27-2012 at 01:00 PM

Quote:
Originally posted by sancho
I think every Baja bartender thinks all
Gringos are alcoholics


All those the bartender sees probably are. He'd have a different opinion if he worked in a church. :lol:

Dave - 1-27-2012 at 02:01 PM

Quote:
Originally posted by sancho
Why is it that Baja/Mex brings out the overdrinking
in so many Gringo Tourists, I'm not excluding
myself, as has been my observation over the yrs. I think every Baja bartender thinks all
Gringos are alcoholics


1. He wasn't a tourist.

2. Over-drinking is encouraged. I've never seen any social conscience exhibited by a bartender in Mexico. Their goal is to separate you from your money.

Bajahowodd - 1-27-2012 at 04:42 PM

"Islam is the religion of 'peace' and Muslims will kill you to prove it."

This not only offensive, but is a major sign of ignorance.

Like stuff such as the crusades and the Spanish inquisition didn't happen?

Read some history, with an open mind, dude.

David K - 1-27-2012 at 04:47 PM

Quote:
Originally posted by Bajahowodd
"Islam is the religion of 'peace' and Muslims will kill you to prove it."

This not only offensive, but is a major sign of ignorance.

Like stuff such as the crusades and the Spanish inquisition didn't happen?

Read some history, with an open mind, dude.


That is Dave's personal signature on Nomad... I would call it freedom of expression (is it not factual, if not funny in a dark, sad way?). It was not added just for this thread, he has had it for a long time. Is this the first time you noticed it?

DianaT - 1-27-2012 at 05:03 PM

Quote:
Originally posted by David K
I would call it freedom of expression (is it not factual, if not funny in a dark, sad way?).


Ignorance abounds. :no:

DianaT - 1-27-2012 at 05:12 PM

Quote:
Originally posted by David K
Quote:
Originally posted by DianaT
Quote:
Originally posted by David K
I would call it freedom of expression (is it not factual, if not funny in a dark, sad way?).


Ignorance abounds. :no:

Why address that to me, it is Dave's signature that apparently you and Howodd have neglected to see until today??? I was just offereing an explanation of what it is... not justifying it. Wake up... hope and change are coming (but not soon enough)!!


Because your statement was another example of ignorance.

mtgoat666 - 1-27-2012 at 05:20 PM

Quote:
Originally posted by David K
Quote:
Originally posted by Bajahowodd
"Islam is the religion of 'peace' and Muslims will kill you to prove it."

This not only offensive, but is a major sign of ignorance.

Like stuff such as the crusades and the Spanish inquisition didn't happen?

Read some history, with an open mind, dude.


That is Dave's personal signature on Nomad... I would call it freedom of expression (is it not factual, if not funny in a dark, sad way?). It was not added just for this thread, he has had it for a long time. Is this the first time you noticed it?


i do find it enlightening when individuals declare their politics or prejudices in their signature. sure makes it easy to judge a book by the signature on it's cover, eh?

don't worry, be happy!

si, se puede!

rts551 - 1-27-2012 at 05:22 PM

DK I think you added a little commentary in parens, at least that is what caught my eye. Now you declare "who me", I was only quoting

DENNIS - 1-27-2012 at 05:24 PM

"Islam is the religion of 'peace' and "SOME" Muslims will kill you to prove it."
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There. Is that better?

David K - 1-27-2012 at 05:47 PM

I stand with my Nomad friend Dave... that nobody said boo about his signature until today is pretty funny.

Cyanide41 - 1-27-2012 at 11:18 PM

So getting back on the topic of a drunk gringo...

Bajafun777 - 1-27-2012 at 11:37 PM

It is very easy to be a drunk gringo in Mexico if the cold ones are truly COLD and the tequila is truly good tequila, as the mixture seems to add to the COLD ONES when enjoying the shooters with them,MMMMM. However, one should always know their limits especially if they have no dinero,LOL!! Take Care & Travel Safe------"No Hurry, No Worry, Just FUN" bajafun777

Pescador - 1-28-2012 at 07:49 AM

The perception that all gringo imbibe way too much may be related to the fact that most are here on vacation and that tends to bring out the "best behavior" in people. I grew up in a tourist area just outside of Rocky Mountain National Park where my parents owned a motel that catered to tourists. Almost exactly the same phenomenon occured there and we used to wonder a little about why the tourists drank so much more (in our perception) than the local people.

Cypress - 1-28-2012 at 07:54 AM

I left on my own accord.:biggrin:

Sprocket - 2-1-2012 at 08:50 AM

Quote:
Originally posted by Dave
Quote:
Originally posted by sancho
Why is it that Baja/Mex brings out the overdrinking
in so many Gringo Tourists, I'm not excluding
myself, as has been my observation over the yrs. I think every Baja bartender thinks all
Gringos are alcoholics


1. He wasn't a tourist.

2. Over-drinking is encouraged. I've never seen any social conscience exhibited by a bartender in Mexico. Their goal is to separate you from your money.


The resturant in question is not a tourist trap, its a local hangout for expats from La Mission area. The family that runs the place should have cut him off, they know better also know who has money to pay thier bills.

baja Steve - 2-1-2012 at 09:02 AM

Don't know who this Mengano is but I have never heard so much negative post from any true NOMADS. All the negative thoughts this person ( NOT A NOMAD) has happens all over the world and yes that includes the good old USA and not just in Mexico.

DENNIS - 2-1-2012 at 09:14 AM

Quote:
Originally posted by baja Steve
Don't know who this Mengano is but I have never heard so much negative post from any true NOMADS. All the negative thoughts this person ( NOT A NOMAD) has happens all over the world and yes that includes the good old USA and not just in Mexico.



oooops....wrong thread....perhaps?

Delete yours and I'll delete mine, Steve.

baja

captkw - 2-1-2012 at 09:19 AM

HOLA, my two centovo's,,,being Im down here.....BAJA is my winter home and I LOVE IT HERE !!!!!!!:cool: K&T

Manguano/ Fulano twin bother here?

mcfez - 2-1-2012 at 09:19 AM

This is pure bullshet Dave, your statement on bartenders.

Just WHAT bars do you hang out at? The back alley joints? Perhaps the topless bars? Maybe behind the mercado with that parking lot bartender serving you up.

Being a NightClub owner for years (and now retired from it)...I knew many Club /Bar owners as I traveled in Mexico in the mid 80's to the late 90's. I still introduce myself as a member of the industry......and co mingle with folks. As one club owner introduces himself to the visiting club's owner.....there is much talk and hosting. It's a ritual in the industry. No club wants drunks staggering out around the floor...much less out the from door. It kills off business, because the patrons leave. They also wont come back. Lost revenue on the long run.

Lost revenue on the long run....that cant be made up by getting a few folks drunk!

Get real Dave. Very few bars /clubs wants stumbling drunks around. But again Dave....what would you know outside of reading thefulanofiles or some posted here that is anti Mexico?


Quote:
Originally posted by Dave
Quote:
Originally posted by sancho
Why is it that Baja/Mex brings out the overdrinking
in so many Gringo Tourists, I'm not excluding
myself, as has been my observation over the yrs. I think every Baja bartender thinks all
Gringos are alcoholics


1. He wasn't a tourist.

2. Over-drinking is encouraged. I've never seen any social conscience exhibited by a bartender in Mexico. Their goal is to separate you from your money.

mcfeez

captkw - 2-1-2012 at 09:22 AM

Hola, being IM not a tourist,Ummmm...where can I find a top less In baja sur,other than cabo ?? my girlfriend wont be around for another month,,,so At least I can look !!:lol: K&T

mcfez - 2-1-2012 at 09:27 AM

Quote:
Originally posted by captkw
Hola, being IM not a tourist,Ummmm...where can I find a top less In baja sur,other than cabo ?? my girlfriend wont be around for another month,,,so At least I can look !!:lol: K&T



Downtown .....Iguana Club San Felipe Baja....a block off the malecon. Dave can give you directions...

mcfeez

captkw - 2-1-2012 at 09:29 AM

Hola,any yummy's

mcfez - 2-1-2012 at 02:55 PM

"Yummy's" ?

Never been inside....I'm a decent sort of guy ;D

Quote:
Originally posted by captkw
Hola,any yummy's

motoged - 2-1-2012 at 04:43 PM

I happened to find that place a few year's ago (just up the street from a few more bars), and the girls swarmed us..business was slow ;D