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krafty
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Don't Baja's finest usually wear name tags? Any chance you got their names?
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monoloco
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In my neighborhood there was an attempted burglary a few nights ago, the police were called and they attempted to pull over the suspects' vehicle, the
suspects just kept driving and went straight home. The police claimed that they had no right to pursue them on to private property and there was
nothing further that could be done. I only mention this because it seems like a strategy that could be used to avoid police shakedowns, don't pull
over, just drive on home, once you hit your driveway they apparently can't touch you.
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mcfez
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Quote: | Originally posted by David K
How does one pick up a money clip with all the money removed from it (actually more money removed than what was in it to start)... and not notice
money no longer in it, when putting it back in his pocket? |
Glad you asked that...I didnt want to sound like a goat 666 by asking. Very hard to miss that money as said......
Old people are like the old cars, made of some tough stuff. May show a little rust, but good as gold on the inside.
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Woooosh
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Anyone going to go out on a limb and blame the two policemen? nah...
\"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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lizard lips
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Blame the policemen for what? If I found money on any hood of any car I would pocket it......
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gnukid
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Quote: | Originally posted by monoloco
In my neighborhood there was an attempted burglary a few nights ago, the police were called and they attempted to pull over the suspects' vehicle, the
suspects just kept driving and went straight home. The police claimed that they had no right to pursue them on to private property and there was
nothing further that could be done. I only mention this because it seems like a strategy that could be used to avoid police shakedowns, don't pull
over, just drive on home, once you hit your driveway they apparently can't touch you. |
The police have the right to pursue while in pursuit and they are required to do so (they can't arrive later and enter the home without being in
pursuit or without multiple witness testimony.
Clearly, you can see that the police failed to pursue, possibly for other reasons, or by agreement. From the description, this is conspiracy to commit
a crime, collaboration, failure to perform, lying, obstruction etc... This is a municipal crime that must be pursued by escalation to federal or
higher court naming the cops as conspirators. It should also be reported to the newspaper and TV as well. As you can see one must ask names, copy them
down, take a photo of people, and put peer pressure on cops to do their job or they won't. The cops likely went back for their cut, which would be any
amount of money, as little as 20 pesos.
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jenny.navarrette
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I think Mexicorn is suffering from Paranoid Personality Disorder.
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DENNIS
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Quote: | Originally posted by David K
How does one pick up a money clip with all the money removed from it (actually more money removed than what was in it to start)... and not notice
money no longer in it, when putting it back in his pocket? |
It's magical. Let's not ruin the illusion with explainations.
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BajaHawk
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Bummer experience. Lots for being learned here, sorry the lesson was an expensive one - at your expence. Thanks for sharing.
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mcfez
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Let me add this...
Whenever we go thru any check point, I have all my documents, passports, whatever...in my hand. I wouldn't be trusting enough to leaving stuff in the
car during a inspection......much less on the hood of my car.
In the USA...the cops are NOT allowed to handle your wallet unless you are indeed under arrest. You must pull out you DL and hand it over to the
officer. I am not sure if it's the same in Mexico.
Old people are like the old cars, made of some tough stuff. May show a little rust, but good as gold on the inside.
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lizard lips
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Anything goes in Mexico Fezman-The cops throw out the rule book after they graduate the academy.
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ligui
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No policeman has ever asked for anything in my pants , i look at them and give them the look are you gay ? End of problem ...
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Marc
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Quote: | Originally posted by ligui
No policeman has ever asked for anything in my pants , i look at them and give them the look are you gay ? End of problem ... |
A Gay Cabellero?? 
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BajaBlanca
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Mexicorn - I am so sorry for your loss, that is a good amount of cashola to just "give away" ....and I bet a lot of people fall for the same ruse.
thanks for sharing so we can all definitely be more aware.
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Dave
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Quote: | Originally posted by Mexicorn
So Heres the deal BE CAREFUL when driving the free road at dusk. We are all subject being victims. Things I could have done different Not left the cop
with all my stuff on the hood Yes- Youre all right. It took only a minuute
so total amount lost about $350 Gringo buck 2500 Pesos.
Glad I gave everyone a good belly laugh this morning.
Happy easter from your broke Burro Mexicorn. |
So, how come you didn't just whup out that special Footprinters badge?
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Mexicorn
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Quote: | Originally posted by jenny.navarrette
I think Mexicorn is suffering from Paranoid Personality Disorder. |
Thanks FU How’s things down at Las Gravitas where I understand you’ve been possibly sighted?
So here's a little follow up. I met with the Commandante for Two Hours on the 2oth. He myself four lieutenants two captains sat down for a few hours
and looked at photographs for a while when and the I asked him if the had a Roster who worked Patrol in Primo Tapia the night of the incident,
Sure enough they had one.
They hooked up the Lap-top to the 52" bbig screen and I positively indentified both men.
Within 30 minutes the Debnuncias were typed {That’s terminiation paperss for those les inclined to udnderstand the Mexican legal system) and by 1500
hours yesterday these two yahoos were out of a job. Nope no paid holiday, no administrative leave with pay while Office of internal affairs takes up
to a year to find just cause in upholding the termination, No CCPOA mouthpiece like me arguing their point. Just see you later Oh and enjoy old
Mexicans money what’s left of it.
So Fu when we going to get together down at Pescadores so I can give you that Knuckle sandwich you've been so badly aching for?
Signed
Mark A Valdez AKA Mexicorn
From Bajamar
Also I heard The Footprinters is looking for a few good spineless men to join up have you given it any thought?
Maybe you can make your way up to V.P. like I did.
When that day finally comes ask Harry if he can show that Photo he embellishes so much where he in the middle of Benjamin and Ramon Arreallano
drinking a beer.
All I remember was how he said they were always very generous to the organization.
How many people did they kill?
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nbacc
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Good for you for staying with it. Nancy
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gnukid
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Well done Mark
Thieves will always lose when people stand up for themselves
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jenny.navarrette
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Quote: | Originally posted by Mexicorn
So here's a little follow up. I met with the Commandante for Two Hours on the 2oth. He myself four lieutenants two captains sat down for a few hours
and looked at photographs for a while ....Within 30 minutes the Debnuncias were typed {That’s terminiation paperss for those les inclined to
udnderstand the Mexican legal system) and by 1500 hours yesterday these two yahoos were out of a job. |
I call BS. "Denuncias" just means complaint. Nobody was fired because a fat, drunk, pocho cannot count his money. You didn't even mention all this
until after the Nomads jumped all over you for PWS. (Posting While Drunk.)
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DENNIS
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Quote: | Originally posted by jenny.navarrette
PWS. (Posting While Drunk.)
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I think you mean, "Posting while sht-faced."
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