Monday, March 4, 2013

AZMEX UPDATE 1-3-13

AZMEX UPDATE 1 MAR 2013


Documents: US released more than 2,000 immigrants
By Associated Press
Originally published: Mar 1, 2013 - 1:49 pm
http://www.ktar.com/22/1614561/Documents-US-released-more-than-2000-
immigrants

In this Feb. 25, 2103 file photo, Homeland Security Secretary Janet
Napolitano briefs reporters at the White House in Washington. The
Homeland Security Department released more than 2,000 illegal
immigrants facing deportation from immigration jails in recent weeks
due to looming budget cuts and planned to release 3,000 more during
March, The Associated Press has learned. (AP Photo/Charles Dharapak,
File)

WASHINGTON -- The Associated Press has learned that the Homeland
Security Department released more than 2,000 illegal immigrants
facing deportation from immigration jails in recent weeks because of
looming budget cuts. It also planned to release 3,000 more during March.

The newly disclosed figures, cited in internal government budget
documents reviewed by the AP, are significantly higher than what the
Obama administration acknowledged this week as a "few hundred"
illegal immigrants who were released under the budget-savings process.

The budget documents show that Immigrations and Customs Enforcement
released roughly 1,000 illegal immigrants from its jails around the
U.S. each week since at least Feb. 15. The agency's field offices
have reported more than 2,000 released before intense criticism this
week led to a temporary shutdown of the plan.

Border agents nab more women packing heroin under bra
Photos courtesy of U.S. Customs and Border Protection
An 18-year-old Mexican woman was arrested Wednesday after border
agents in Nogales say she tried to walk into Arizona with heroin duct-
taped to her midriff.
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Border agents in Nogales bust woman with heroin duct-taped under her bra

A woman was arrested this week at the Nogales border crossing with
eight pounds of heroin wrapped around her midriff, officials say.
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Border Patrol agents seize 586 pounds of marijuana
March 01, 2013 4:28 PM
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FROM STAFF REPORTS
Yuma Sector Border Patrol agents based at the Wellton Station seized
about 586 pounds of abandoned marijuana worth an estimated $293,000
during three separate incidents this week.

The first seizure happened Tuesday after agents received a phone call
from a concerned citizen who had found three bundles of marijuana
south of Interstate 8 near milepost 96. The bundles contained about
69 pounds of marijuana.

The second seizure happened Wednesday when agents patrolling the
Cabeza Prieta National Wildlife Refuge discovered footprints leading
them to about 226 pounds of pot.

The third seizure happened Thursday when agents patrolling south of
Gila Bend found footprints leading them to an additional 291 pounds
of pot.

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Cannon used to shoot marijuana over border

MEXICALI, Mexico — A powerful improvised cannon was used to hurl
packets of marijuana across a border fence into California, police in
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An 18-year-old Mexican woman was arrested Wednesday after border
agents in Nogales say she tried to walk into Arizona with heroin duct-
taped to her midriff.

It is the third time in about a week that border agents in Nogales
have found women trying to smuggle heroin across the border in
Nogales in that fashion.

A 37-year-old woman from California was arrested earlier this week
with eight pounds of heroin wrapped around her midriff. And on Feb.
21, an 18-year-old Nogales, Sonora woman was arrested with about a
pound of heroin duct-taped under her bra, according to news releases
from U.S. Customs and Border Enforcement.

In the most recent incident, agents say the 18-year-old was searched
after a drug dog alerted to the teen as she waited to walk into Arizona.

The search found 3.4 pounds of heroin taped under her bra. The
estimated street value of the heroin is $47,000, a news release said.

The woman was turned over to U.S. Immigration and Customs
Enforcement's Homeland Security Investigations.


Crimes on the rise in Sinaloa
They have committed 187 homicides so far in 2013, in February a woman
put to death
IONSA
03/01/2013
http://www.noroeste.com.mx/publicaciones.php?id=850889

CULIACÁN._During the second month of the year in Sinaloa were
committed a total of 75 voluntary manslaughter, which and according
to statistics from the Attorney General of the State, so far in 2013
there have been 187 crimes in the state.

According to official statistics, since the beginning of the
administration of Governor Mario Lopez Valdez 3000 counted 559
murders in Sinaloa.

In the month that ended three multiple murders were committed that
killed 10 people, in the municipalities of Sinaloa, Mocorito and Ahome.

The data indicate that on Sunday, 3 ambushed in Sinaloa municipality
with AK-47 rifles and 38 super pistols four youths aged between 25
and 29 years, by a road leading to the village Bacubirito.

A day later, at night, found the bodies of three men in the community
Aguasalada in syndication Perishers Pericos Township. Reports
indicate that individuals from neighboring municipalities, were
killed with AK-47 and AR-15 on a dirt road.

While the third multiple homicide occurred in the municipality of
Ahome on Tuesday 27, where a backhoe operator located in an area the
bodies of three men who were shot dead.

Also, the red figure indicates that during the holidays Mazatlan
Carnival 2013, two youths were attacked with knives in the Olas
Altas. One died minutes later while receiving care in a hospital,
while the other was injured.

In the municipality of Escuinapa 15 Friday night found two bodies
hanging from a bridge, which is located along the road Tepic-Villa
Union.

According to authorities, one of the deceased was Clerk of the Mixed
Court of First Instance based in Escuinapa.

For Friday 22, again criminals mocked the safety of a hospital and
killed a young resident of this town, who was admitted to the General
Hospital of Guamúchil after an accident, the place came two hooded
individuals and murdered by stabbing.

February was also marked with the murder of a woman, with the now
totaling eight female homicides committed this year in Sinaloa.

The murder occurred in the receivership of Villa Angel Flores, "La
Palma" in Navolato, on Monday 18th, the day the victim was killed
along with his family inside his home, after several people broke
into the house and shot them with guns.

75 homicides were committed in February malicious

187 crimes have been committed in the state as of 2013

3.559 murders committed in Sinaloa in the administration of
Mario Lopez Valdez

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