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Hook
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So, the wife was in bed with the cartels and the police chief......literally!
Nice work by the Nomad gumshoe..........Dennis!!!! LOL!
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Bajajack
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Better think about that one. If it was revenge killing done by the cartel do you think anyone in the house would have been left alive? I don't think
so.
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ELINVESTIG8R
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Today the Procuraduría General de Justicia del Estado (PGJE) found two vehicles at Rancho Los Rosales in Tecate. One was a gray Ford Lobo without
plates and the other was a Toyota Tundra with California USA plates. Inside of the vehicle they found gloves, sweats and various other articles which
they are examining.
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ELINVESTIG8R
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It was probably a plomo o plata thing and he did not choose plata. If that is the case then I applaud him and mourn his death.
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bancoduo
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| Quote: | Originally posted by ELINVESTI8
Today the Procuraduría General de Justicia del Estado (PGJE) found two vehicles at Rancho Los Rosales in Tecate. One was a gray Ford Lobo without
plates and the other was a Toyota Tundra with California USA plates. Inside of the vehicle they found gloves, sweats and various other articles which
they are examining. |
 they used to be
called (PJE) "policia judicial del estado"
ROTTON TO THE CORE
Change the name and get respect. Patented PR ploy. Those guys are cartel flunkies.
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David K
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I vote for martial law until the mess is solved!
Tijuana, Rosarito, now Tecate... all areas to be avoided until they get serious about protecting the law abiding and jailing the law breakers.
Who wants to be a police chief in Baja... only to be assasinated in front of your family?
This is nuts people... Let's hope the Mexicali corridor remains semi-safe for those who must cross La Frontera until the crap is cleaned up!
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Bajajack
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Watch what happens in the next few days, there's gonna be a lot of heads rolling, probably literally.
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Bajafun777
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Well, hate to break the news to you David K. but Mexicali has had similar killings of law enforcement in daytime hours. The dirtbags have no fear and
until Mexico puts in the death sentence in their Constitution these drug cartels have no fear. It is tough enough doing your job in law enforcement
without this B.S., use to be law enforcement officers and their homes were off limits but not now. Need to hunt these dirtbags down and let the
special units pronounce sentence on the spot to avoid future escapes from custody and more killings. Enough is Enough Mexico must get the troops back
on line in Baja and end this or it will be their own undoing. Good work by our B.P. in finding these tunnels regardless of how they found them, being
on the job sooner or later you get the dirtbags or their stuff. Later============bajafun777
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Hook
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I hear Blackwater may be needing new contracts soon.
Let's see....armed para-military units, in-fighting between police forces, a helpless civilian population (only this one without weapons), favoritism
by rival political parties for government posts.
Yep, I think they are used to think scene.
And tell em they wont have to wear black in 110 degrees, neither.................
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DENNIS
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Hook
I hear Blackwater may be needing new contracts soon.
And tell em they wont have to wear black in 110 degrees, neither................. |
Like the CIA, I believe they prefer Hawaiian shirts.
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Minnow
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| Quote: | Originally posted by grover
SO out of control.
Minor point: the illegal drug industry exists only because of profit.
How's that war on drugs coming along, world? |
What an over simplistic view of the problem. No wonder you relate to sesame street.
Proud husband of a legal immigrant.
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rts551
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| Quote: | Originally posted by David K
I vote for martial law until the mess is solved!
Tijuana, Rosarito, now Tecate... all areas to be avoided until they get serious about protecting the law abiding and jailing the law breakers.
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David
Tecate has been a drug haven forever. Check out in the google news who lives in the small towns east of tecate
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rts551
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From the LA Times a while back
"Jacume: a 'Black Hole'
Located along Interstate 8 about 70 miles east of San Diego, the tiny town of Jacumba sits across the fence from the “black hole” of Jacume, Mexico, a
known center of human and drug trafficking. Smugglers make this one of the busiest corridors on the border.
Police personnel are heavily armed. But cross-border cooperation between U.S. and Mexican authorities is reportedly hindered by widespread corruption
along the line.
(Luis Sinco / LAT)
Daniel Mora was suspended last year as commander of the Tecate Police Department, which oversees Jacume. He was suspected of being in league with
smugglers. He dismisses the allegations against him as groundless and politically motivated.
(Luis Sinco / LAT)
Traffickers control the high ground in Jacume. The most prominent smuggling boss is said to direct operations from an A-frame house with a wrap-around
balcony, affording a 180-degree view of U.S. border defenses."
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motoged
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| Quote: | Originally posted by David K
I vote for martial law until the mess is solved!! |
David,
You still have that tundra w/ Cal. plates??? 
Don't believe everything you think....
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vandenberg
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| Quote: | | What an over simplistic view of the problem. No wonder you relate to sesame street. |
Two ways to look at the problem. Annihilate the users and no more demand.
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vandenberg
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| Quote: | | Traffickers control the high ground in Jacume. The most prominent smuggling boss is said to direct operations from an A-frame house with a wrap-around
balcony, affording a 180-degree view of U.S. border defenses." |
Like the old middle aged castles in Europe 
Does he have a moat 
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vacaenbaja
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Calling Sr. Elliot Ness. Where are you?
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rts551
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Gunman Opens Fire at Omaha Mall, 9 dead
Wonder what the Mexicans say about us?
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Al G
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| Quote: | Originally posted by grover
| Quote: | | Originally posted by vandenberg...Annihilate the users and no more demand. |
Tax the
proceeds from government dispensaries...
THREEFER! (cuts off cartels, helps deficit, empties prisons, cuts down property crime)...
I guess that was four. |
Grover...you forgot one...the total collapse of the US economy because the bleeding hearts demanding the tax payer hospitalize government druggies...
Albert G
Remember, if you haven\'t got a smile on your face and laughter in your heart, then you are just a sour old fart!....
The most precious thing we have is life, yet it has absolutely no trade-in value.
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David K
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| Quote: | Originally posted by motoged
| Quote: | Originally posted by David K
I vote for martial law until the mess is solved!! |
David,
You still have that tundra w/ Cal. plates??? |
Nope...
(Tundra?)
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