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If I understood last night's national news correctly, Teo's residence was in Fidei Paz, didn't get the name of the street but the number was '710.'
That, apparently, was where the bust went down.
Doesn't it somehow kind of figure that Teo was living in a neighborhood alongside the "right" kind of people?
Then again, maybe the cloacal smells that plague Fidei Paz don't come from the sewer plant after all.
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| Quote: | Originally posted by bajajazz
If I understood last night's national news correctly, Teo's residence was in Fidei Paz, didn't get the name of the street but the number was '710.'
That, apparently, was where the bust went down.
Doesn't it somehow kind of figure that Teo was living in a neighborhood alongside the "right" kind of people?
Then again, maybe the cloacal smells that plague Fidei Paz don't come from the sewer plant after all. |
the news story i saw said he was arrested at a resort hotel where he was staying. wonder what hotel accepts such nefarious characters? can't imagine
the inn keeper was unaware of his guests questionable morals, as that guest must travel with quite an entouraage
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| Quote: | Originally posted by mtgoat666
| Quote: | Originally posted by bajajazz
If I understood last night's national news correctly, Teo's residence was in Fidei Paz, didn't get the name of the street but the number was '710.'
That, apparently, was where the bust went down.
Doesn't it somehow kind of figure that Teo was living in a neighborhood alongside the "right" kind of people?
Then again, maybe the cloacal smells that plague Fidei Paz don't come from the sewer plant after all. |
the news story i saw said he was arrested at a resort hotel where he was staying. wonder what hotel accepts such nefarious characters? can't imagine
the inn keeper was unaware of his guests questionable morals, as that guest must travel with quite an entouraage |
It was a house- he was throwing a party of all things.... hiding in plian sight.
"According to AFN, Federal Agents arrived at the home where El Teo was hosting a lavish party. AFN reports that seven more gunmen were arrested at the
home with four suitcases containing 5.8 million dollars and attempted to bribe officials with this money in exchange for the freedom of El Teo, but it
was no dice. All of the detainees were taken from the premises in two buses. AFN reports that seven women were seen leaving the house with two
children."
\"The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing\"
1961- JFK to Canadian parliament (Edmund Burke)
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Woooosh
AFN reports that seven more gunmen were arrested at the home with four suitcases containing 5.8 million dollars |
I heard it was 8.5 million. 
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Dave
I heard it was 8.5 million. |
That was before they brought it to the station.
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| Quote: | Originally posted by DENNIS
| Quote: | Originally posted by Dave
I heard it was 8.5 million. |
That was before they brought it to the station. |
\"The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing\"
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| Quote: | Originally posted by bajajazz
If I understood last night's national news correctly, Teo's residence was in Fidei Paz, didn't get the name of the street but the number was '710.'
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Fidepaz; calles Pez Vela y Sardina; numero 710
http://news.google.com/news/search?aq=f&um=1&cf=all&...
[Edited on 1-13-2010 by BajaNews]
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Hey DK and gnukid!!!!!!!!!
| Quote: | Originally posted by BajaNews
| Quote: | Originally posted by bajajazz
If I understood last night's national news correctly, Teo's residence was in Fidei Paz, didn't get the name of the street but the number was '710.'
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Fidepaz; calles Pez Vela y Sardina; numero 710
http://news.google.com/news/search?aq=f&um=1&cf=all&...
[Edited on 1-13-2010 by BajaNews] |
hey DK! we need a google air photo!!
hey newkid!! we need a ground level shot of the house!!!
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ELINVESTIG8R
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Wow!!! Nice house! It looks like some that are built here in the USA. Nice! I guess they are built that way to entice foreigners, and Narcos of
course!
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| Quote: | Originally posted by DENNIS
| Quote: | Originally posted by Dave
I heard it was 8.5 million. |
That was before they brought it to the station. |
OOOPS. Seems you said the same thing with the blinking bobble-head. Aw WTF...I can't pay attention to everything. 
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What amazed me was the report that he was found with only one bodyguard inside the house and not one outside the house. I also read a report
interviewing a neighbor that he had lived there for over ten years...
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Aerial View Of El Teo’s Neighborhood
Copy and paste this Latitude: 24° 7'40.76"N and this Longitude: 110°20'23.71"W into Google Earth like this: 24° 7'40.76"N 110°20'23.71"W
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| Quote: | Originally posted by BajaGringo
What amazed me was the report that he was found with only one bodyguard inside the house and not one outside the house. I also read a report
interviewing a neighbor that he had lived there for over ten years... |
It only reinforces the idea that the BCS government has been complicit with El Teo and his ilk. When I read the AP article stating that they captured
him in his own house, it set my mind to wandering.
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El Teo thought he was invincible. Here is an excerpt I translated from an article in AFN about him:
| Quote: | Before, on other occasions when there were rumors of his arrest, he had the luck to be helped by some people, including police, to flee. And when that
didn't work out, he fled after delivering large amounts of money to his captors. El Teo avoided an arrest in Ensenada, when protected by federal
highway patrolmen, he was removed from a resort where in the end the person known as "El Pozolero", Santiago Meza Lopez, was arrested. More recently,
at the end of last year in Rosarito, it was verified that he was captured in an operation by federal officers, apparently from SIEDO, but he
"negotiated" his freedom and by paying them a huge amount of money they let him go.
http://afntijuana.info/blog/?p=25360 |
There are a lot of dirty, stinkin cops down there with the blood of their own fellow cops and carnales on their hands. I hear El Teo is singing like a
canary now. I hope the round them all up to keep him company.
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Bajahowodd
| Quote: | Originally posted by BajaGringo
What amazed me was the report that he was found with only one bodyguard inside the house and not one outside the house. I also read a report
interviewing a neighbor that he had lived there for over ten years... |
It only reinforces the idea that the BCS government has been complicit with El Teo and his ilk. When I read the AP article stating that they captured
him in his own house, it set my mind to wandering. |
This may be why Baja Sur has been relatively violence free, too. Being allowed to traffic freely throughout Baja Sur (if that is the case), the
violence is mostly concentrated along the border towns, the bottleneck for criminals large and small, where they meet the most resistance.
Now, that could change, fast! I hope not.
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We were seriously considering moving to La Paz.
I think we will now wait a while until all the dust settles.
Udo
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Today a Tijuana paper is calling Baja Sur a "Refuge for Narcos."
http://www.frontera.info/EdicionEnLinea/Notas/Nacional/13012...
[Edited on 1-14-2010 by tjBill]
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bajajazz
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Today's Sud Californio said the house was the property of a man and woman who own one or more women's wear stores with the provocative name of
"TiTy's," and I'm not sure if I'm spelling that right.
If there's any truth to the story that El Teo lived there for ten years then I guess it's inescapably true that our local law enforcement people are
seriously dirty as dirty can be. And here I thought all along that they were just working stiffs happy with a little curbside mordida.
Eric Berne, the brilliant psychiatrist who wrote "Games People Play," made the most excellent point that massive, on-going crime simply cannot exist
unless it is accompanied and permitted by massive collusion and corruption of those whose job it is to enforce the law.
I've been watching the first season of an HBO mini-series called, "The Wire," and in it the writers make the point that agencies of the law are
allowed to pursue only those in direct contact with the drugs, at one level or another. They are directed to follow the drugs -- not the money --
because following the drugs leads only to lowlife types who are totally expendable, whereas following the money leads to the suits who occupy
positions of authority and presumed respectability who operate with immunity from investigation, arrest and prosecution.
In other words, law enforcement can arrest swine like El Teo one after another from now until the cows come home and it's not going to make the
slightest difference because the money movers and washers are operating at a level where the law doesn't ask, doesn't tell and doesn't dare.
Discouraging, isn't it?
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