May 2010 - Fugitive Watch

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MAY 2010
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In Memoriam
Editorials & Reports
Tribute to Mom
page 4
Parenting Advice from Kung-Fu Panda
page 10
Cinco de Mayo
page 18
Ranger Félix Rodríguez
Cuerpo De Vigilantes
De Puerto Rico
Ranger Kenneth Betancourt
De Puerto Rico
In Memoriam …page 18
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Puerto Rico - Cobran Dos Vidas por
Roban un Armade Fuego
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Mexican Drug Wars…page 26
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10-72
Unknown
Robbery
5
Tribute to Mom . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
10-69
Erasmo Garcia Inguanzo
Sexual Assault
5
16 Ways to Encourage Your Child to Use Drugs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
10-73
Anthony Everette
Robbery
6
Fingerprint on Demand Note Leads to Bank Robbery Arrest. . . . 7
10-74
Carlos Saucedo
Auto Theft
6
Word Search . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
10-75
Unknown
Fraud
8
3 Good Samaritans Among 6 Injured in Fire. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
10-76
Unknown
Burglary / Fraud
8
Parenting Advice from Kung-Fu Panda. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
10-86
Unknown
Bank Robbery
11
Editorial en Español . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
10-80
Theresa Brookins
Mail Theft
11
Appeals Court Rejects Lawsuit Challenging Prison Wages. . . . . .15
09-326
Dina Yacout
Prostitution
13
In Memoriam. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
10-77
Unknown
Fraud
13
Cinco de Mayo. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
10-67
Unknown
Sexual Battery
15
$20 Million Lottery Ticket Still Unclaimed. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
10-70
Claude Lee Mitchell
Murder
19
Fugitive Watch Factoids. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
10-82
Noah Eugene Duenas
Murder
19
Puerto Rico - Cobran Dos Vidas por Roban un
Armade Fuego. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
Editorial: Mexican Drug Wars . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
Bustin’ Up. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
Fugitive Watch Showtimes. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
Fugitive Watch : Comcast On Demand . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
Gas Prices . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
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Tribute to Mom
No Substitute
Growing Old and Gray
When you came into the world, she held you in her arms. You thanked her by wailing
like a banshee.
At 1 year old, she fed you and bathed you. You thanked her by crying all night long.
At 2 years old, she taught you to walk. You thanked her by running away when she
called.
At 3 years old, she made all your meals with love. You thanked her by tossing your plate
on the floor.
At 4 years old, she gave you some crayons. You thanked her by coloring the dining room
table.
At 5 years old, she dressed you for the holidays. You thanked her by plopping into the
nearest pile of mud.
At 6 years old, she walked you to school. You thanked her by screaming, “I’M NOT
GOING!”
At 7 years old, she bought you a slingshot. You thanked her by breaking the next-doorneighbor’s window.
At 8 years old, she handed you an ice cream. You thanked her by dripping it all over her
lap.
At 9 years old, she paid for piano lessons. You thanked her by never even bothering to
practice.
At 10 years old, she drove you all day. You thanked her by jumping out of the car and
never looking back.
At 11 years old, she took you and your friends to the movies. You thanked her by asking
to sit in a different row.
At 12 years old, she warned you not to watch certain TV shows. You thanked her by
waiting until she left the house.
In your 20’s, she told you how deeply she loved you. You thanked her by moving halfway
across the country.
In your 30’s, she called with some advice on the baby. You thanked her by telling her,
“Things are different now.”
In your 40’s, she fell ill and needed you to take care of her. You thanked her by reading
about the burden parents become to their children.
And then, one day, she quietly died. And everything you never did came crashing down
like thunder.
Take a moment of time to show appreciation to the person called MOM. There’s no
substitute for her.
Those Teenage Years
At 13, she suggested a haircut that was becoming. You thanked her by telling her she
had no taste.
At 14, she paid for a week away at summer camp. You thanked her by forgetting to write
a single letter.
At 15, she came home from work, looking for a hug. You thanked her by having your
bedroom door locked.
At 16, she taught you how to drive her car. You thanked her by taking it every chance
you could.
At 17, she was expecting an important call. You thanked her by being on the phone all
night.
At 18, she cried at your high school graduation. You thanked her by staying out partying
until dawn.
At 19, she paid for your college, drove you to campus & carried your bags. You thanked
her by saying good-bye outside the dorm so you wouldn’t be embarrassed in front of
your friends.
Sign of our Current Economy
or Sign of Societal Priorities?
In 2000 over $120,000 was offered as a reward for the
person responsible for killing a dog in San Jose.
In 2005 over $24,000 was offered as a reward for the person
responsible for killing ducks in Campbell.
Today $1,000 is being offered as a reward for the person that
killed a man in Vallejo.
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10-72
unknown
robbery / robo
Two men suspected of robbing and beating a man were photographed
using the victim’s credit card, Las Vegas Metro police said. The attack
happened Jan. 17 on Industrial Road near Desert Inn Road, north of the
Fashion Show Mall and the Trump International. Police said the victim
was pushed to the ground, beaten and robbed of his wallet and phone. The
credit card was used a short time later, although detectives did not provide
a location. Please call the Fugitive Watch hot line at 1-800-9-CAUGHT (1800-922-8448) or text us at 408-355-0999, if you know the names of these
men or have any information that can help solve this crime.
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10-69
erasmo Garcia inguanzo
sexual assault / asalto
sexual
The Fremont Police Department is currently seeking Erasmo Garcia
Inguanzo on a warrant charging him with Sexual Assault. According
to Detective Ricardo Cortes on February 23, 2010 a 10 year old victim
reported that Inguanzo, had allegedly sexually assaulted her. Immediately
after the disclosure, Inguanzo disappeared. It is believed a family member
told him about the on going investigation. Family members have said they
have no further information on his whereabouts. He has likely fled to
Mexico but may return to the U.S. He may live or visit family members in
Union City, Patterson, or Fremont. Please call the Fugitive Watch hot line
at 1-800-9-CAUGHT (1-800-922-8448) or text us at 408-355-0999 or send
a confidential email tip at [email protected], if you know his whereabouts.
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10-73
Anthony everette
Robbery / robo
The San Leandro Police Department is currently seeking Anthony Everette
on a $250,000 warrant charging him with robbery. Detective Alex Hidas
reports that on March 5, 2010, Everette (aka Jamari Kavonte Ross) was
allegedly identified as the suspect in two robberies in San Leandro.
Everette called and met with each victim who listed their iPhones for sale
on Craigslist. Upon meeting with the victims, Everette allegedly took one
of the victim’s iPhones by force, while he threatened to knock out the other
victim if he didn’t give up his iPhone. After each robbery Everette fled the
scene on foot. Everette’s address as of February 11, 2010, under his aka
is in the 4200 block of Central Ave in Fremont. He was also associated
to addresses in the 32000 block of Almaden Dr and 5000 of Anaheim
Dr. in Union City,4100 block of Trinidad Tr., 32000 block of Great Salt
Lake Dr.,and 4200 of Central Ave in Fremont. Everette has recently been
arrested in Oakland: 8300 B St., 66th Ave & Coliseum Way, 8900 block of
Bancroft & 7900 block of Ritchie.
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10-74
carlos saucedo
auto theft / robo de
auto
The Regional Auto Theft Task is currently seeking Carlos AKA: “Sinaloa”
Saucedo on a Felony warrant charging him with Auto Theft. According
to Detective Mike Nascimento, Saucedo was last seen in the area of
Houndhaven Road in San Jose. He is believed to be in south eastern part
of San Jose.
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Sixteen Ways To Encourage
Your Child To Use Drugs
1. Never eat together as a family.
2. Never have family traditions that children can look forward to.
3. Never listen to your children; talk at
them but never with them.
4. Never let your child experience cold,
fatigue, adventure, injury, risk, challenge, failure, frustration, etc.
5. Teach them to do as I say and not as I
do.
6. Leave the responsibility of moral, spiritual training to the schools and church
and don’t teach them at home.
7. Never spend time with your child;
give them gifts, toys, and money as a
substitute.
8. Expect your child to achieve and win,
but do not teach him or her the principles of fairness and responsibility.
Let them learn this on their own.
9. Take a pick-up pill or drink in the
morning and a relaxing pill or drink in
the evening.
10. Never treat your child with respect;
instead try whenever possible to
humiliate him in public so that he will
learn his lesson.
11. Always pick up after your child; never
let him or her assume any personal
responsibility.
12. Berate your spouse in front of the
children; be sure your children know
your husband’s or wife’s faults.
13. Keep your home tense and chaotic.
14. Always solve your child’s problems.
Never allow your child the freedom to
make any decisions.
15. Be too busy with work or social activities to spend time with your children.
If you do happen to have the time be
sure to spend it watching television.
16. Don’t teach them anything while
they are young; wait until they are old
enough to learn and decide right from
wrong for themselves.
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Fingerprint On Demand Note
Leads To Bank Robbery Arrest
A fingerprint on a demand note led
to the Tuesday arrest of a man in Ohio
suspected of robbing a Novato bank in
2007, police said today.
The man who robbed the Wells Fargo
bank inside the Safeway at 900 Diablo
Ave. on Oct. 25, 2007, left behind the demand note and some clothing, Sgt. Keith
Heiden said.
Last month, Marin County sheriff ’s
Sgt. Sandra Scott analyzed a fingerprint
recovered from the demand note and
matched it to Thomas John Clagett, a
former Marin County resident living in
Warren, Ohio, Heiden said.
Novato police detective Kory Jones
obtained a $250,000 warrant for Clagett’s
arrest and arranged for the FBI to arrest
him, Heiden said.
Clagett was taken into custody Tuesday
and he will be transported to Marin
County next week, Heiden said.
Clagett is currently being held in the
Trumbull County jail in Warren, Ohio,
Heiden said.
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10-75
unknown
fraud / frade
The Campbell Police Department is asking for
the public’s help in identifying the suspect in
these photos. Detective Brian Sessions reports
that on March 13, 2010, this suspect allegedly
attempted to purchase thousands of dollars
worth of merchandise at Fry’s Electronics in
Campbell using a stolen credit card. On the
same day the suspect also made other fraudulent
purchases in Palo Alto and Mountain View. The
suspect has a distinctive scar or birth mark on the left side of her face,
directly in front of her left ear. Suspect was seen leaving in a dark colored
Honda Odyssey minivan with paper plates. Please call the Fugitive Watch
hot line at 1-800-9-CAUGHT (1-800-922-8448) or text us at 408-355-0999,
if you know the name of this woman or have any information that can help
solve this crime.
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10-76
unknown
burglary – fraud /
robo e frade
The Monterey County Sheriff’s Department is asking for the public’s help
in identifying the suspect in this photo. Deputy Chris Brown reports
that this suspect allegedly burglarized a vehicle in Prunedale area and
stole credit cards and several other items. The credit card was later used
at Valero Gas Station in Prunedale and Super Wal-mart in Gilroy. Please
call the Fugitive Watch hot line at 1-800-9-CAUGHT (1-800-922-8448) or
text us at 408-355-0999, if you know the names of this man or have any
information that can help solve this crime.
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Three Good Samaritans Among
Six Injured In Fire
Three good Samaritans put themselves
in harm’s way this afternoon to rescue
occupants of a San Jose home engulfed
in flames, a fire captain said. The blaze,
which injured six people, was reported
shortly before 4 p.m. at a single-story
home on Brownstone Court and declared
under control at about 4:40 p.m.
Fire Capt. Robert Culbertson said two
disabled people were inside the house
with a caretaker when the blaze broke
out. The caretaker managed to get outside the front door of the home with the
other two occupants.
However, the house was engulfed in
flames and the three were still threatened
by the fire, Culbertson said.
At that point, two neighbors and a
third person who happened to be passing
through the neighborhood, worked to
rescue the home’s occupants, Culbertson
said.
“They all put themselves in harm’s way
to help people they didn’t necessarily
know,’’ the fire captain said.
Culbertson said the home’s three occupants as well as the three people who
helped them suffered smoke inhalation,
heat exposure and potentially burns. Fire
officials had initially reported the six
victims were all adult family members.
Culbertson said the home sustained
significant damage in the fire and all contents appeared to have been destroyed.
“It was almost fully involved when our
fire crews got here,’’ Culbertson said.
prohibited.
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may 2010
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Parenting Advice from
Kung-Fu Panda
Parenting Advice from Kung-fu Panda
by Steve & Patt Saso
Did you ever see the movie Kung-fu
Panda?
Recently, Patt and I rented it. Yes, we
know it is a child’s movie, but there are
some profound parenting lessons that can
be mined from this movie.
It is an animated feature about a simple
Panda. His father wants him to take over
the family business, but his interests are
in other areas.
Against all odds, Panda becomes a
kung-fu hero. But before he became a
hero he had to face and overcome many
obstacles-- his own internal doubts and
fears and the external pressure from
others.
How does this relate to parenting
teenagers?
In life, our kids have to find their own
way by following their passions. Like the
father in the movie, many parents have
an agenda and it may not be in harmony
with their teen’s desires. This creates tension and hurt.
For example, Mary wants her son to
go to college. Her son wants to join the
military. Mary lost her brother in the
Vietnam War and still feels grief over his
loss. As a mother, her worst fear is losing
her son.
Mary and her son can’t even talk civilly
about the topic. Mary gets easily upset.
But the truth is Mary is going to have to
let go and accept that her son needs to
make his own life choices.
Parenting Lessons: Letting Go and
Staying in the Now
Letting go isn’t always so easy, especially if our fear is being triggered by past
experiences.
Mary is working hard to stay in the
present moment, rather than being
hijacked by her emotions. She is learning
that instead of being reactive to what her
son says and does, she can pay attention
to what is really driving her fears, so that
she can respond with care and compassion. How does she do this? By staying in
the now.
The Pause That Reflects
With mindful awareness Mary recognizes when these emotions come up and
then she takes a breather, a timeout of
sorts, by pausing and reflecting.
She reminds herself that these are her
negative emotions and takes full responsibility for her behavior. Then she asks
herself:
How might I look at this situation
differently?
How might I see the situation so that
my negative emotions do not sweep
me away and I can listen without being
reactive?
Answering these questions help her
stay present to what her son is saying
instead of reacting to him.
The Gift of Presence
This brings us to the second parenting
lesson in Kung-fu Panda: staying present.
At one point in the movie the sage, Old
Turtle, says:
“You are too concerned with what
was and what will be. There is a saying,
‘Yesterday is history and tomorrow is a
mystery. But today is a gift. That is why
they call it the present.’ ”
Mary values the gift of staying in the
now and the positive influence it is having
in relationship with her son.
When our teen displays undesirable
behavior – he or she does poorly in
school, gets caught drinking at a school
dance, spends too much time on the
computer, gets involved with a boyfriend
or girlfriend we don’t like--when our teen
displays these and other behaviors we
have a hard time with, we may leave the
now and take up residence in the future.
We may think: “My teen is going to be a
loser, a drug-addict, a school drop-out.
My teen will never get a job; he will live
on skid row and have a terrible life. I am
such a bad parent.”
There is an antidote to this type of
negative thinking.
Bring yourself into the present moment
with mindfulness.
Mindfulness is the awareness that
comes by paying attention on purpose, in
this moment, non-judgmentally to things
as they are, rather than as we want them
to be.
So the key points we hope you walk
away with are: let go of your agenda for
your teen, accept the fact that they need
to make their own decisions, be aware
when you are being triggered by something in your past, work toward a loving
and trusting relationship with your child.
You can do this by practicing mindful
awareness, by living in the present moment, accepting what is, and responding
with care and compassion.
As the sage Turtle says, “Today is a gift.
That is why they call it the present.”
Patt Saso assists people back into
harmony in their relationships. She is a
Parenting Coach and Marriage & Family
therapist in Milpitas, CA. Patt & Steve
Saso are authors of 10 Best Gifts for
Your Teen and Parenting Your Teen with
TLC. For more parenting tools visit
their web at www.SasoSeminars.com
and sign up for their free eNewsletter,
Parenting Teens Just Got Easier. Or call
408.262.6837
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10-86
unknkown
bank robbery / robo de
banco
This Union City Police Department is asking for the public’s help in
identifying the man in this photo. Detective Kanazeh reports that
on April 12th 2010 at about 10 AM, this suspect entered Bank of
America on Decoto Road in Union City. Once inside he approached
the teller and allegedly showed a note indicating he had a gun. The
teller gave the suspect money. The suspect then fled the bank on foot
and may have dye on him from an exploding dye pack. The suspect
is described as a black male, 30-40 years old, 5’7” – 5’9”, 200-220 lbs,
light skinned with short black hair. Please call the Fugitive Watch
hot line at 1-800-9-CAUGHT (1-800-922-8448) or text us at 408355-0999 or send a confidential email tip at [email protected], if you
know the name of this man or have any information that can help
solve this crime.
FW
may 2010
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10-80
Theresa brookins
Mail theft / robo
The Rapid Enforcement Allied Computer Team is currently seeking
Theresa Brookins on a warrant charging her with Mail Theft. According
to Detective Todd Schoenberger Brookins has been identified as allegedly
being responsible for a rash of mailbox break-ins, and subsequent identity
theft in north San Jose. She has several outstanding warrants for her
arrest and is currently at large. She is known to stay at hotels/motels in the
San Jose area
FW
may 2010
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Editorial en Español
Fugitive Watch es uno de los pocos
medios de comunicación que ha estado
monitoreando y tomando la publicación
de noticias sobre la gran guerra que
esta pasando en México. Simplemente
nos sorprende que el ciudadano estadounidense no tenga idea de la gravedad
y las consecuencias de esta guerra.
Hacemos esto porque consideramos que
en nombre de la humanidad el pueblo de
México necesita de nuestra ayuda. Los
Estados Unidos debería también ayudar
por un par de buenas razones. Nosotros,
como país desempeñamos una muy gran
responsabilidad por haber causado esta
Guerra, por el apetito insaciable de drogas ilegales.
Grandes batallas militares no se
veían desde la revolución mexicana de
1910 y están ocurriendo a diario en
México. Muchas de estas batallas estan
ocurriendo a algunos pies cerca de
nuestra frontera y están aterrorizando
las ciudades estadounidenses fronterizas.
Disparos perdidos de estas batallas han
matado a ciudadanos estadounidenses
y aterrorizando a la ciudadania. En
barrios de Texas se pueden escuchar las
explosiones de armas pesadas y granadas
de mano en la batalla. Los carteles de
la droga son asesinos despiadados de
inocentes. Ellos rutinariamente cometen
atrocidades sangrientas como cortar
cabezas de policias, soldados y masacran
hombres, mujeres y niños inocentes sin
piedad. Los carteles de la droga hacen que
los terroristas de Al Quida parescan un
montón de aprendices.
Oficiales del Sheriff estadounidenses y
departamentos de policía están pidiendo
ayuda. Ellos son superados en número,
armamento y no son capaces de defenderse contra el poder de los cárteles. Un
departamento de sheriff en Texas sólo
cuenta con 28 alguaciles para vigilar la
frontera con México. La policía civil no
están diseñados para defenderse a sí
mismos o a sus comunidades en contra de
este tipo de amenazas de fuerza militar.
Todo su departamento completo podría
ser masacrado en caso de ataque por los
carteles. El departamento de policía de
Phoenix en Arizona a estado sintiendo
los efectos colaterales de la guerra contra
las drogas. Ellos tienen en promedio
un secuestro por día y tienen toda una
unidad de investigación de secuestros con
detectives y equipo de Armas Especiales y
Tácticas conocido como SWAT, sólo para
manejar todos los secuestros. Al menos
un general del ejército estadounidense ha
declarado de severa gravedad la situación
actual en México y sus comentarios pintan un panorama no muy agradable.
México está en una encrucijada en
la historia. El pueblo de México está
pagando el precio de años de una oligarquía corrupta. México, un país del tercer
mundo, tiene más millonarios per cápita
que cualquier otro país en el mundo y
tiene el hombre más rico del mundo con
más dinero que Bill Gates, mientras que
la mitad de las personas languidecen en la
pobreza. Algunos cárteles están ganando
250 millones de dólares a la semana y un
líder del cártel de drogas fue catalogado
por la revista Forbes como uno de los 10
hombres más ricos del mundo. El país
se ha pintado en un rincón. El gobierno
mexicano ha perdido toda la soberanía
en grandes porciones del país por cárteles
de la droga y la anarquía general. La
opción de México, ahora está clara. ¿A
caso ellos permitiran a los cárteles de la
drogas florecer, como un Estado dentro
del Estado? Ellos deben derrotar a los
carteles o echarse atrás y pasar las llaves
de México a estos criminales y convertirse
en estado fracas ado, dirigido por señores
de la guerra similar a Somalia.
La Agencia central de inteligencia
estadounidense, (CIA) el Ejército y el
Pentágono han preparado planes secretos
en caso de el colapso del gobierno mexicano, porque es una posibilidad real. El
Ejército mexicano, la Armada y la Fuerza
Aerea han sido desplegados en combate
durante 4 años sin interrupción y no se ve
fin (los soldados estadounidenses en Irak
y Afganistán normalmente suelen ser relevados después de 12 meses de combate).
Las tropas mexicanas se han agotado y no
hay reservas para darles un buen descanso
del combate. Ciudad Juárez es la capital
del asesinato del mundo. El año pasado,
más de 2,500 personas fueron asesinadas
en la ciudad. En Ciudad Juárez, un cuarto
de la población ha huido de la ciudad, dejando tras de 100,000 casas abandonadas
y el 40% de las empresas han cerrado. Si
México implosiona vamos a sentir el impacto aqui en Estados Unidos. Millones
de refugiados mexicanos huirán de la
guerra contra las drogas y la violencia y
cruzarán la frontera, abrumando completamente nuestros estados fronterizos.
A pesar de su crítica política, el
presidente mexicano Felipe Calderón ha
hecho lo que ningún otro presidente ha
hecho desde la revolución de 1910. Él ha
demostrado valentía y coraje poniendo
su propia vida y la vida de su familia en
la línea. El finalmente le dijo a su pueblo
que tienen que admitir que hay un elefante en la sala y dejar de fingir que no
está ahí. Todos los demás presidentes de
México antes de él que han permitido la
corrupción en el gobierno y los cárteles de
la droga a florecer merecen ser denunciados públicamente por el mundo y pasar a
la historia de los cobardes criminales que
fueron.
El presidente Calderón ya no le queda
mucho tiempo. Si no es capaz de derrotar
a los carteles para la próxima elección o si
el país implosiona, habrá un montón de
partidos políticos rivales y los candidatos
dispuestos a meterse en la cama con el
diablo. Le prometerán al pueblo mexicano que pondrán fin a la guerra, que se
traducirá en “volvemos a lo de siempre”.
Se llegará a un acuerdo con los carteles de
la droga. A los carteles de la droga se les
permitirá operar, el ejército volverá a sus
cuarteles, la policía será castrada, la corrupción volverá a ser el orden del día. Los
carteles serán el verdadero gobierno. Los
nuevos funcionarios políticos del gobierno, la oligarquía y los cárteles se llenarán
los bolsillos de dinero mientras que las
masas seguirán siendo pobres con poca o
ninguna manera de salir de la pobreza, y a
merced de los caprichos de los señores de
la guerra del cartel de la droga.
Con la falta de un gobierno Méxicano
que funcione, los Estados Unidos tendrá
que decidir si vamos a negociar con los
cárteles de la droga.
Los Estados Unidos comparten la
responsabilidad de esta guerra. Nuestra
demanda de las drogas, nuestro dinero y
nuestras armas estimulan a esta guerra.
La mayoría de las armas utilizadas por
los carteles contra el ejército y la policía
se compran legal e ilegalmente en las
tiendas de armas estadounidenses y luego
entran como contrabando a México. Los
Estados Unidos tiene pocas opciones para
ayudar al pueblo Mexicano a librarse de
este infierno. Los helicópteros Blackhawk
del ejército que el gobierno del Presidente
Obama está enviando al Ejército mexicano es demasiado poco y demasiado tarde.
En las próximas elecciones de
California se van a complicar las cosas
cuando sus votantes despenalizen la marihuana. ¿Por qué los soldados y policías
mexicanos deben de morir luchando
contra los cárteles de la droga para detener el tráfico de una droga que el pueblo
estadounidense quiere tanto que la está
despenalizando?
¿Qué tal si los Estados Unidos puediera hacer algo de salvar a México de
implosión?
Por favor únase a la discusión, denos
sus comentarios y deje que el mundo
conozca su opinión en el sitio web de
Fugitive Watch. Visitenos en www.fugitive.com
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dina yacout
prostitution
The Union City Police Department is currently seeking Dina
Mohamed Yacout on warrants charging her with soliciting acts
of prostitution. Detective Manny Leon reports that on July 3,
2007, Dina Yacout allegedly posted an add on the internet web site
“Craigslist”. Yacout was contacted by undercover police officers and
she allegedly agreed to meet them at a local motel to conduct sex acts
in exchange for money. When Yacout arrived and again allegedly
propositioned sex acts in exchange for money she was arrested. She
was later released and has now failed to appear for legal proceedings.
Yacout is believed to live in the 4300 block of Deerfield Circle
Roseville but also frequents the San Francisco East and South
10-77
unknown
fraud / frade
The Gilroy Police Department is asking for the public’s help to identify
the suspect in this photo. Detective Martin Beltran reports that on
Feb 19, 2010, the suspect allegedly fraudulently used the victim’s credit
card number at the Super Walmart (Gilroy) and Target (Morgan Hill).
It appeared the victim’s credit card number may have been cloned.
Information received from Target Loss Prevention is that the suspect has
been committing the same crime at the Target in the City of Salinas. Please
call the Fugitive Watch hot line at 1-800-9-CAUGHT (1-800-922-8448) or
text us at 408-355-0999, if you know
the name of this woman or have any
information that can help solve this
crime.
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all persons depicted in this publication are presumed to be innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law. do not attempt under any circumstance to apprehend
any persons depicted in this publication. all persons may be considered armed and dangerous by law enforcement. please call the fugitive hotline number
(se habla español) or 9-1-1 for an immediate sighting.
Señal de Nuestra Economia o
Señal de las Prioridades
Sociales.
En el año 2000 más de 120,000 dólares de recompensa se
ofrecieron para capturár al responsable de matar
un perro en San José.
En el año 2005, 24,000 dólares se ofrecieron como recompensa
para arrestár al responsable de matár patos en Campbell.
Hoy se ofrecen 1,000 dólares de recompensa por la capturár
de una persona que mató a un hombre en Vallejo.
Usted que opina?
Visite nuestro sitio de internet, www.fugitive.com
y déjenos conocér su comentario.
www.fugitive.com
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all persons depicted in this publication are presumed to be innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law. do not attempt under any
circumstance to apprehend any persons depicted in this publication. all persons may be considered armed and dangerous by law enforcement.
please call the fugitive hotline number (se habla español) or 9-1-1 for an immediate sighting.
HOTLINE: 1-800-9CAUGHT
EMAIL: [email protected]
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10-67
unknown
sexual battery / asalto sexual
San Jose police today released a
sketch of a man suspected in a
series of sexual battery incidents
near the San Jose State University
campus earlier this month. Three
sexual assaults occurred between
9 a.m. and noon on March 3 and
the suspect in each incident was
described as a Hispanic man
between 20 and 30 years old,
standing at about 5 feet 8 inches
tall and weighing 150 to 180
pounds, according to police. He was
clean-shaven, with black straight
hair and a medium build, police
said. He wore a black jacket with
a white stripe down each sleeve
and blue jeans. It appears all three
victims are female students, but
police have not said whether they
all attend the university. The first
incident on March 3 occurred
at North Eighth and St. James
streets, where the victim reported
that a man approached her from
behind, hugged her and touched
her inappropriately, police said.
On the same day, similar incidents
happened at about 11:05 a.m. at
East San Carlos and South 12th
streets and at 11:13 a.m. in the
400 block of East San Fernando
Street. On March 1, a female
student was walking from the
university’s Fourth Street parking
lot to Duncan Hall, on the south
side of the campus, when a suspect
on a bicycle approached her and
touched her inappropriately from
behind. That suspect was described
as having a dark complexion, being
in his mid-30s and wearing a black
sweatshirt and blue jeans. Please
call the Fugitive Watch hot line
at 1-800-9-CAUGHT (1-800-9228448) or text us at 408-355-0999, if
you know the name of this man or
have any information that can help
solve this crime.
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Inc. is prohibited.
Appeals Court Rejects Lawsuit Challenging Prison Wages
Famed San Francisco civil rights and
defense attorney Tony Serra lost a bid to
a federal appeals court today to have low
wages for prisoners declared the equivalent of slave labor.
The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
in San Francisco dismissed a lawsuit in
which Serra and two other former prison
inmates challenged prison wages as low as
19 cents per hour.
Judge Richard Clifton wrote, “The
Constitution does not provide prisoners
any substantive entitlement to compensation for their labor.”
The civil rights lawsuit filed by Serra,
74, grew out of his experience in serving a
10-month prison term in 2006 and 2007
for failing to pay $44,000 in income taxes
in the late 1990s.
Serra served nine months of his sentence at a federal prison camp in Lompoc
and the final month in a halfway house.
He said he was paid 19 cents per hour
for watering prison lawns and gardens at
Lompoc.
Serra said this morning, “I’m grievously
disappointed. Prisoners are economic
captives and get paid peanuts.”
Serra said, “This ruling fortifies the
views of those who say we are approaching the totalitarian type of states that
have exploited prisoners economically.”
Serra filed the lawsuit with the aid of
volunteer lawyers. He said the case may
be at an end because unless he can find
more volunteer help, “I don’t think I have
the financial wherewithal to petition the
Supreme Court.”
The lawsuit claimed the low prison
wages violated the constitutional right
to due process as well as several international laws. But a three-judge panel of
the appeals courts said that none of those
doctrines applied to the prisoners’ case.
Clifton wrote, “A prisoner has no basis
for asserting a violation of
due process simply because
he is made or allowed to
work for low pay as punishment for a crime of which
he was lawfully convicted.”
Serra, who was the model
for the defense lawyer in
the 1989 movie “True
Believer,” was convicted of
failing to pay taxes after he
filed tax returns for 1998
and 1999 but didn’t pay the
$44,000 due.
He said at the time that
he didn’t have the money
to pay the taxes because he
handles many cases for free and doesn’t
believe in saving money.
Serra said when he filed the lawsuit in
2007 that being in prison gave him good
ideas about civil rights issues to sue about
and was like being “a doctor locked in a
hospital.”
prohibited.
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may 2010
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Se Habla Español
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may 2010
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may 2010
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In Memory of Those Who Gave Their Lives in
Service to Their Community
On March 23rd 2010, at approximately 1:00 am, Rangers Kenneth
Betancourt and Félix Rodríguez of the Cuerpo De Vigilantes were shot and
killed while confronting three men who had jumped a fence at their agency’s
headquarters building in San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Both rangers had been assigned to a security detail at the headquarters.
As they confronted the trespassers, the men opened fire on the rangers, who
were able to return fire. Ranger Betancourt and Ranger Rodríguez both
suffered fatal wounds during the shootout. One of the suspects was also
wounded.
The suspects then stole the patrol car and gun from one of the fallen
rangers and then fled. All three were arrested a short time later after police
received a telephone tip from a witness.
Ranger Félix Rodríguez
De Puerto Rico
The 5th of May is not Mexican
Independence Day, but it should be!
And Cinco de Mayo is not an American
holiday, but it should be. Mexico declared
its independence from mother Spain on
midnight, the 15th of September, 1810.
And it took 11 years before the first
Spanish soldiers were told and forced to
leave Mexico.
So, why Cinco de Mayo? And why
should Americans savor this day as well?
Because 4,000 Mexican soldiers smashed
the French and traitor Mexican army of
8,000 at Puebla, Mexico, 100 miles east
of Mexico City on the morning of May 5,
1862.
The French had landed in Mexico
(along with Spanish and English troops)
five months earlier on the pretext of
collecting Mexican debts from the
newly elected government of democratic
President (and Indian) Benito Juarez.
The English and Spanish quickly made
deals and left. The French, however, had
different ideas.
Under Emperor Napoleon III, who
detested the United States, the French
came to stay. They brought a Hapsburg
prince with them to rule the new Mexican
empire. His name was Maximilian; his
wife, Carolota. Napoleon’s French Army
had not been defeated in 50 years, and it
Cinco de Mayo
invaded Mexico with the finest modern
equipment and with a newly reconstituted Foreign Legion. The French were
not afraid of anyone, especially since
the United States was embroiled in its
own Civil War. When President Lincoln
was asked if he was going to enforce
the “Monroe Doctrine” which said that
further efforts by European governments
to colonize land or interfere with states
in the Americas would be viewed by
the United States of America as acts of
aggression requiring US intervention,
President Lincoln replied, “Only one war
at a time”.
The French Army left the port of Vera
Cruz to attack Mexico City to the west,
as the French assumed that the Mexicans
would give up should their capital fall
to the enemy -- as European countries
traditionally did.
Under the command of Texas-born
General Zaragosa, (and the cavalry
under the command of Colonel Porfirio
Diaz, later to be Mexico’s president and
dictator), the Mexicans awaited. Brightly
dressed French Dragoons led the enemy
columns. The Mexican Army was less
stylish.
General Zaragosa ordered Colonel
Diaz to take his cavalry, the best in the
world, out to the French flanks. In
response, the French did a most stupid
thing; they sent their cavalry off to chase
Diaz and his men, who proceeded to
butcher them. The remaining French
infantrymen charged the Mexican
defenders through sloppy mud from a
thunderstorm and through hundreds of
head of stampeding cattle stirred up by
Indians armed only with machetes.
When the battle was over, many
French were killed or wounded and their
cavalry was being chased by Diaz’ superb
horsemen miles away. The Mexicans had
won a great victory that kept Napoleon
III from supplying the confederate rebels
for another year, allowing the United
States to build the greatest army the
world had ever seen. This grand army
smashed the Confederates at Gettysburg
just 14 months after the battle of Puebla,
essentially ending the Civil War.
Union forces were then rushed to the
Texas/Mexican border under General
Phil Sheridan, who made sure that the
Mexicans got all the weapons and ammunition they needed to expel the French.
American soldiers were discharged with
their uniforms and rifles if they promised
to join the Mexican Army to fight the
French. The American Legion of Honor
marched in the Victory Parade in Mexico,
City.
Ranger Kenneth Betancourt
De Puerto Rico
It might be a historical stretch to credit
the survival of the United States to those
brave 4,000 Mexicans who faced an army
twice as large in 1862. But who knows?
In gratitude, thousands of Mexicans
crossed the border after Pearl Harbor
to join the U.S. Armed Forces. As recently as the Persian Gulf War, Mexicans
flooded American consulates with phone
calls, trying to join up and fight another
war for America.
Mexicans, you see, never forget who
their friends are, and neither do
Americans.
That’s why Cinco de Mayo is such a
party -- A party that celebrates freedom
and liberty.
There are two ideals which Mexicans and
Americans have fought shoulder to
shoulder to protect, ever since the 5th of
May, 1862.
President
Benito Juarez
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claude lee Mitchell
murder / asesinato
A 48-year-old man was shot to death during an argument at a Concord apartment
complex this afternoon and police believe they have identified the gunman,
who remains at large. The shooting was reported at 3:20 p.m. at complex in the
4800 block of Clayton Road. Officers arrived to find the victim in a stairwell.
He was pronounced dead at the scene. Police said the victim is a resident of the
complex but have not released his name. Witnesses identified the shooter as
25-year-old Claude Lee Mitchell, who also lives at the complex, possibly in the
same apartment as the victim, police said. Mitchell is described as black, 6 feet
1 inch tall and 155 pounds, with black hair and brown eyes. He is believed to be
driving a four-door 1991 Infiniti Q45 with California license plate No. 6HMH102.
The car is black and may have damage to the hood and fender area. He may be
accompanied by a black woman about 5’ 5” tall with a thin build. Investigators
believe she may have witnessed the shooting and would like to speak with her.
Mitchell should be considered armed and dangerous, police said. Anyone who
spots him should call 911 immediately. Please call the Fugitive Watch hot line
at 1-800-9-CAUGHT (1-800-922-8448) or text us at 408-355-0999, if you know
the name of this man or have any information that can help solve this crime.
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10-82
noah Eugene duenas
murder / asesinato
The San Joaquin County Sheriff’s Department is currently seeking Noah Eugene
Duenas on a warrant charging him with murder. According to detectives, Duenas
has been identified as the suspect in the shooting death of 23 year old Jose Lua.
On March 18, 2010, at around 9:30pm deputies responded to Waterloo Liquors
to a report of a possible stabbing. When deputies arrived they located the victim
sitting in a white vehicle in front of Waterloo Liquors. The victim, later identified
as 23 year old Jose Lua, was transported to a local hospital by ambulance where
he was treated for his wound(s). Deputies learned the victim was actually shot
in the right side of his face, and not stabbed as previously reported. On March
20, 2010, Victim Jose Lua was removed from life support and pronounced dead.
Detectives have received information that Duenas has been spotted in the San Jose
area. Anyone with information of Duenas’ location is asked not to approach him
as he is to be considered armed and dangerous. Please call the Fugitive Watch hot
line at 1-800-9-CAUGHT (1-800-922-8448) or text us at 408-355-0999 or send a
confidential email tip to [email protected], if you know his whereabouts.
$20 Million Lottery Ticket
Purchased Two Months Ago
Still Unclaimed
The California Lottery is still looking
for the person who purchased a winning
SuperLotto Plus ticket worth $20 million
in San Jose in February, lottery officials
announced this week.
The ticket was purchased for the Feb.
6 draw at the 7-Eleven store at 1335 S.
Bascom Ave. The winning numbers are
19, 29, 36, 37, 41 and the Mega number
is 20, according to lottery officials.
The owner of the ticket has 180 days
from the date of the draw to claim the
prize.
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prohibited.
“We sleep safely at night because rough
men stand ready to visit violence on
those who would harm us.”
Se Habla Español
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may 2010
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Fugitive Watch Factoids
The first product Motorola started to
develop was a record player for automobiles. At that time, the most known player
on the market was the Victrola, so they
called themselves Motorola.
Roses may be red, but violets are
indeed violet.
By raising your legs slowly and laying on your back, you cannot sink into
quicksand.
Celery has negative calories. It takes
more calories to eat a piece of celery than
the celery has in it to begin with.
Charlie Chaplin once won third prize
in a Charlie Chaplin look-alike contest.
Chewing gum while peeling onions will
keep you from crying.
Sherlock Holmes NEVER said
“Elementary, my dear Watson.”
An old law in Bellingham, Washington,
made it illegal for a woman to take more
than 3 steps backwards while dancing.
The glue on Israeli postage is certified
kosher.
The Guinness Book of Records holds
the record for being the book most often
stolen from Public Libraries.
Astronauts are not allowed to eat beans
before they go into space because passing
wind in a spacesuit damages them. Not to
mention the other drawback.
The word “Checkmate” in chess comes
from the Persian phrase “Shah Mat,”
which means, “the king is dead”.
language, according to the Oxford English
Dictionary, is pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis. The only other
word with the same amount of letters is
pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconioses, its plural.
Pinocchio is Italian for “pine head.”
An ostrich’s eye is bigger than its brain.
Cats have over one hundred vocal
sounds, while dogs only have about ten.
Bats always turn left when exiting a
cave.
In every episode of Seinfeld there is a
Superman somewhere.
Al Capone’s business card said he was a
used furniture dealer.
A duck’s quack doesn’t echo, and no
one knows why.
The United States has never lost a war
in which mules were used.
Wilma Flintstone’s maiden name was
Wilma Slaghoopal, and Betty Rubble’s
Maiden name was Betty Jean Mcbricker.
The “save” icon on Microsoft Word
shows a floppy disk, with the shutter on
backwards.
The combination “ough” can be pronounced in nine different ways. The following sentence contains them all:
“A rough-coated, dough-faced,
thoughtful ploughman strode through the
streets of Scarborough; after falling into a
slough, he coughed and hiccoughed.”
The only 15 letter word that can be
spelled without repeating a letter is
uncopyrightable.
All porcupines float in water.
The airplane Buddy Holly died in was
called “American Pie.” (Thus the name of
the Don McLean song.)
The only nation whose name begins
with an “A”, but doesn’t end in an “A” is
Afghanistan.
If you toss a penny 10,000 times, it will
not be heads 5,000 times, but more like
4,950. The heads picture weighs more, so
it ends up on the bottom.
The longest word in the English
Dueling is legal in Paraguay as long as
both parties are registered blood donors.
The characters Bert and Ernie on
Sesame Street were named after Bert the
cop and Ernie the taxi driver in Frank
Capra’s “Its A Wonderful Life.”
The phrase “rule of thumb” is derived
from an old English law which stated that
you couldn’t beat your wife with anything
wider than your thumb.
“Stewardesses” is the longest word that
is typed with only the left hand.
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Puerto Rico-Cobran Dos Vidas por Robar un Arma de Fuego.
Dos oficiales del Cuerpo de Vigilantes
del Departamento de Recursos Naturales
y Ambientales De Puerto Rico (DRNA)
fueron asesinados ayer de madrugada,
mientras trabajaban como guardias de
seguridad en las oficinas centrales de Río
Piedras, en medio de un asalto.
Un estudiante de chef y dos delincuentes con expediente criminal por trasiego de
sustancias controladas llegaron al edificio
a eso de las 12:40 de la madrugada y
brincaron la verja de hormigón del lado
izquierdo, hacia el interior del complejo
público.
Los ladrones armados con una pistola
Smith & Wesson, calibre .45, un cuchillo
de 21 pulgadas de largo con cabo de
acero y una pistola con balas de salva,
se dirigieron hacia la caseta de donde se
encontraba Félix Rodríguez Gómez, un
vigilante de 21 años a quien le dispararon
en el lado izquierdo del mentón.
Al escuchar los disparos les salió al
paso el vigilante Kenneth Betancourt
Camacho, de 29 años, quien les hizo
frente con su arma de reglamento, alcanzando a uno de los delincuentes con dos
heridas en la pierna izquierda.
Sin embargo, Betancourt murió a 50
pies de su amigo Félix, a consecuencia de
las heridas recibidas en el rostro, antebrazo y costado del lado izquierdo.
Los individuos se robaron el arma
de reglamento de Rodríguez Gómez y
abordaron la guagua Toyota Tacoma del
joven vigilante asesinado, con la cual embistieron el portón del edificio, que estaba
cerrado con una cadena y un candado, y
lograron huir.
Luego, se trasladaron hasta los
predios de la urbanización Santiago
Iglesias, donde abandonaron la guagua
de Rodríguez Gómez y abordaron un
Suzuki Baleno color vino con el cual
se trasladaron a la urbanización Sierra
Bayamón, donde vivía uno de ellos.
Gracias a la cooperación ciudadana los
individuos fueron arrestados en el área
por el agente Héctor Merced, del precinto
de Bayamón Norte.
El vehículo Suzuki Baleno estaba registrado a nombre de la madrastra de Leroy
Rosado Santana, de 21 años, el estudiante
de chef, a quien su padre le permitió
utilizar el vehículo para que asistiera a sus
clases.
Sus acompañantes fueron identificados
como Ángel Santana Espinel, de 20 años,
vecino del residencial San Fernando y
Jonathan Ortiz Torres Santiago, de 23
años, residente de Santiago Iglesias.
Ambos tienen expediente criminal
por violación a la Ley de Sustancias
Controladas.
$9,995
$4,995
1969 VW Beetle
$19,995
2007 Mercedes-Benz C-Class
“Eso es parte de la investigación, pero
entendemos que el móvil fue el robo del
arma de reglamento de estos compañeros”,
dijo el superintendente de la Policía,
José Figueroa Sancha, en la escena del
crimen, tras dar a conocer que se había
comunicado con la fiscal federal Rosa
Emilia Rodríguez para que asumieran
la jurisdicción como parte del acuerdo
de colaboración entre las autoridades
estatales y federales.
“La Fiscalía Federal y el FBI han
respondido a este crimen. El FBI activó a
su equipo de Recuperación de Evidencia
y está trabajando conjuntamente con la
Policía de Puerto Rico y el Departamento
de Justicia estatal”, dijo el portavoz del
FBI, Harry Rodríguez.
El caso fue investigado preliminarmente por el agente de Homicidios
Reinaldo Martínez y la fiscal Rebeca
Carrasquillo.
Hasta la escena se trasladó el sargento
Carlos León, del Cuerpo de Vigilantes,
quien admitió que enfrentan problemas
por poco personal en la agencia.
“Tremendos compañeros, es una
noticia lamentable, espero que eso no
suceda más, ya lo que tenemos es escasez
de personal. Nosotros hacemos guardia
de noche. Entre el trabajo que tenemos
$10,995
2002 Ford F250
$19,995
1995 Mitsubishi 3000GT
que hacer estamos conformes. Nosotros
trabajamos bien, estamos especializados
en eso de guardias de seguridad”, aseveró.
Hace un año los vigilantes comenzaron
a realizar los trabajos de guardia de seguridad tras cancelarse el contrato que mantenían con una compañía de guardias de
seguridad privada, debido a los recortes
de la Ley 7 de Emergencia Fiscal.
Pero ayer mismo el secretario Daniel
Galán Kercadó advirtió que el personal
del Cuerpo de Vigilantes seguirá en funciones de guardias de seguridad.
En tanto, el gobernador Luis Fortuño
les envió un mensaje de condolencia a las
familias de los dos vigilantes asesinados.
“Este tipo de violencia no tiene cabida
en nuestra sociedad”, dijo el Primer
Ejecutivo, durante una rueda de prensa.
El Gobernador sostuvo que los vigilantes son un personal entrenado y armado y
no expresó ningún reparo a las funciones
de seguridad que se les asignó a partir de
la Ley 7, apoyando la determinación de
Galán Kercadó.
$4,995
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$9,995
2000 Jeep Grand Cherokee
1998 Ford Contour
$8,995
2007 Chevy Aveo
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necessary for the
triumph of evil is
for good men to do
nothing”
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Editorial: Mexican Drug Wars
Fugitive Watch is one the few media
outlets that has been monitoring and
taking the lead publishing news about the
major war going on in Mexico. It simply
amazes us that the average American
citizen has no idea of the severity and implications of this war. We do this because
we feel that in the name of humanity
the people of Mexico need our help. The
American people should also help for a
couple of other good reasons. We as a
country play a major responsibility for
causing this war by our insatiable appetite
for illegal drugs.
dollars a week and a drug cartel leader
was listed by Forbes Magazine as one
of the 10 richest men in the world. The
country has painted themselves into a
corner. The Mexican government has lost
all sovereignty to huge portions of their
country to the drug cartels and general
lawlessness. The choice for Mexico now
is clear. Do they allow drug cartels to
flourish, as a state within a state? They
must defeat the cartels or back down and
turn the keys of Mexico over to them and
reserves to give them meaningful breaks
from combat. Ciudad Juarez is the murder capitol of the world. Last year, over
2,500 people were murdered in the city.
In Ciudad Juarez alone, 1/4 of the population has fled the city, leaving behind
100,000 abandoned homes and 40% of
the businesses have closed. If Mexico
implodes we will feel the impact. Millions
of Mexican refugees will flee the drug war
and criminal violence and cross the border completely overwhelming our border
Major military battles not seen since
the 1910 Mexican revolution are occurring daily in Mexico. Many of these
battles are fought within a few feet on our
border and are terrorizing American border cities. Stray gunfire from these battles
has killed American citizens and terrified
Americans in Texas neighborhoods can
hear explosions from heavy weapons
and hand grenades in battle. The drug
cartels are ruthless murderers of innocent
and guilty alike. They routinely commit
bloody atrocities cutting off the heads of
police officers and soldiers and they massacre innocent men, women and children
without mercy. The drug cartels make
the Al Quida terrorists look like a bunch
of cub scouts.
American sheriff ’s and police departments are pleading for help. They are outnumbered, outgunned and are not able
to defend themselves against the power
of the cartels. One sheriff ’s department
along the Texas/Mexican border only has
28 deputies. They are civilian police agencies and not designed to defend themselves or their communities against this
type of military strength threat. Their
whole department could be massacred if
attacked by the cartels. The Phoenix police department in Arizona has been feeling the spillover from the drug war. They
have on average one kidnapping a day and
have an entire kidnapping investigative
unit with detectives and SWAT team just
to handle all the kidnappings. At least
one American Army general has testified
to the grave severity of the current situation in Mexico and his comments paint a
very bleak picture.
Mexico is at a crossroad in history. The
people of Mexico are paying the price
for years of a corrupt oligarchy. Mexico,
a third world country, has more millionaires per capita than any other country in
the world and has the richest man in the
world with more money than Bill Gates
while half the people languish in poverty.
Some cartels are raking in 250 million
publicly denounced by the world and go
down in history for the criminal cowards
they were.
President Calderon does not have
much time left. If he is not able to defeat
the cartels by the next election or if the
country implodes there will be plenty of
rival political parties and candidates willing to get into bed with the devil. They
will promise the Mexican people that
they will end the war, which will translate
to we go back to business as usual. They
will cut a deal with the drug cartels. The
drug cartels will be allowed to operate,
the army will return to their barracks, the
police will be emasculated, corruption
will again be the order of business. The
cartels will be the real government. The
new political government officials, the
oligarchy and the cartels will line their
pockets with money while the masses will
remain poor with little to no way out of
poverty and at the mercy to the whims of
drug cartel warlords.
With the lack of a functioning Mexican
government, the US will then have to decide if we will work with the drug cartels.
The American people share responsibility for this war. Our demand for the
drugs, our cash and our guns fuel the
war. Most of the guns used by the cartels
against the military and police are bought
legally and illegally in American gun
stores and then smuggled into Mexico.
The US has few options to help the
Mexican people rid themselves of this
hellhole. The Blackhawk army helicopters
the Obama administration is sending to
the Mexican Army is too little, too late.
The next California election will complicate matters when its voters decriminalize Marijuana. Why should Mexican
soldiers and police officers die fighting
the drug cartels to stop the smuggling of
a drug the American people want so bad
that they are decriminalizing it.
What if anything can the US do to
keep Mexico from imploding?
become a failed state run by warlords
similar to Somalia.
The American CIA, Army and
Pentagon have prepared secret plans
for the collapse of the Mexican government because it is a real possibility. The
Mexican Army, Navy and Marines have
been deployed in combat for 4 years
now without a break and no end is in
sight (American soldiers in Iraq and
Afghanistan are normally rotated after
a 12 month combat tour). The Mexican
troops are exhausted and there are no
states ability to care for them.
Despite his political critics, Mexican
President Felipe Calderon has done what
no other president has done since the
1910 revolution. He has shown bravery
and courage putting his own life and the
lives of his family on the line. He has
finally told his people that we must admit
there is an elephant in the living room
and quit pretending it’s not there. Every
other Mexican president before him that
has allowed the government corruption
and drug cartels to flourish deserve to be
Please join the discussion, give us your
feedback and let the world know your
opinion at the Fugitive Watch web site
www.fugitive.com
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Hey Moe, Hey Larry, I can’t see!
A couple of brilliant guys were driving down I-380 in Iowa when the hood of their car
popped open. The hood, of course, was slammed up against the windshield, completely
obscuring their forward view. Did our friends pull over? Of course not. They continued
driving along at 55 MPH with their heads out the windows. A couple of Linn County
Sheriff ’s deputies observed our friends, didn’t think much of their driving technique,
and pulled them over. The driver was arrested on suspicion of driving under suspension
and no proof of insurance. The passenger was arrested on a parole violation warrant
from Illinois
Stoned criminal sings one octave higher
South of the border, in Lima, Peru, Hermogenes Meza and ten of his brilliant friends
decided to steal some cattle belonging to Elizabeth Coza. In addition to stealing her
cattle, Meza thought it might be fun to have his way with Ms. Coza. Ms. Coza thought
otherwise. She sank her teeth into Meza’s testicles. Then some of Ms. Coza’s relatives
showed up and began stoning Meza and his accomplices, who then ran away. Well, the
accomplices ran away. Meza limped away - screaming in pain. Meza’s right testicle did
not survive the encounter and was removed by a surgeon in a hospital northeast of Lima.
DJ brags to Howard Stern about not paying taxes. IRS not amused.
A New York City disc jockey had a good plan for putting a little extra money into his
retirement plan - by not paying taxes for three years. Figuring that wasn’t enough, he
decided to tweak the nose of the IRS by bragging about it on the Howard Stern Show.
The IRS was listening. They weren’t amused. The DJ has been sentenced to a year in
prison - and he must pay the taxes he owes.
Woman calls police, goes to jail
A Decatur, Alabama woman called police to say that someone had broken into her
home. When officers arrived to check things out, they searched her home. Inside, police
found a stolen .38 caliber revolver, crack cocaine and powder cocaine. Needless to say,
the woman who called police ended up getting arrested.
Car thief calls police
A Baltimore man called police Tuesday morning to say his white Nissan Maxima had
been stolen from in front of his apartment building. Instead of getting his car back, police arrested him and jailed him on charges of armed robbery, possession of a stolen car
and a handgun violation. It seems the car he reported stolen wasn’t his. Police say he had
stolen it at gunpoint two weeks earlier. The only reason he couldn’t find it was because
the victim had spotted it and called police, who towed it away.
Why do you press harder on the buttons of a remote control when you know the batteries are dead? Why do we put suits in garment bags and garments in a suitcase? How come abbreviated is such a long word? Why do we wash bath towels? Aren’t we clean when we use them? Why doesn’t glue stick to the inside of the bottle? Fugitive Watch®News
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