Monday, April 8, 2013

AZMEX ACTIVITY 5-4-13

AZMEX ACTIVITY 5 APR 2013  

Note:  no doubt the boys will be turning in their weapons at the Phoenix buy back

The article posted on Townhall.com yesterday  has a follow up today.
The video is interesting, but look at the photos retrieved from a cell phone.

 



Note:  cross border traffic usually slows down when Glorious Leaders are expected.

04/02/13 - 0000  thru  04/02/13 - 2400 - 26 groups - 148 Bodies 
14 Minutes of condensed audio for the day for your listening enjoyment ! 

Groups of:  1,17,8,8,4,2,5,12,3,10,5,1,3,1,2,1,25,10,1,3,9,6,4,4,2,1
(P= "46" Drug Packers, A= Armed individuals, U= UltraLight Sighting, LV= Load Vehicle, B=Bailout)

 

Significant Events in audio:
--  There were many groups being worked during this 24 hour period where the size of the group could not be determined.
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04/03/13 - 0000  thru  04/03/13 - 2400 -  35 Groups,  163 Bodies -  Latest Border Statistics
11 Minutes of condensed audio 

Groups of:  8,66,2,8,7,8,6,5,4,6,1,2,3,2,1,2,2,5,3,3,2,1,1LV,2,2,2,4,3,4p,13,3,3,40,1,6
(P= "46" Drug Packers, A= Armed individuals, U= UltraLight Sighting, LV= Load Vehicle, B=Bailout)


Significant Events in audio:
--  There were many groups being worked during this 24 hour period where the size of the group could not be determined.
END


04/04/13 - 0000  thru  04/04/13 - 2400 -  20 Groups,  104 Bodies -  Latest Border Statistics
12 Minutes of condensed audio 

Groups of:  13,12,4,5,3,4,10,1,6P,3,3,5,2,10,4,8,1,3,6,11
(P= "46" Drug Packers, A= Armed individuals, U= UltraLight Sighting, LV= Load Vehicle, B=Bailout)


Significant Events in audio:
--  There were many groups being worked during this 24 hour period where the size of the group could not be determined.

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Note:  This from Glen Spencer:  

Glenn Spencer, American Border Patrol -- April 4  
    Yesterday I flew a mission along the U.S. – Mexico border in American Border Patrol's Cessna TU-206. Cameraman Wes Fleming and I flew 120 miles of the border. We saw many interesting things, but it was what we didn't see on the first leg of the survey that interested us.
    We didn't see one U.S. Border Patrol vehicle for a stretch of 32 miles along the border south of Ft. Huachuca. Not only that, the Forward Operating Base that the USBP had established in this area showed no signs of agents being present. 
    Ft. Huachuca is the headquarters of Army intelligence.
    This is a known smuggling area. The little town of Lochiel is just a quick jump over a tiny fence from Mexico.
    We did see a helicopter dropping water on a fire just north of the border eight miles east of Lochiel. The area is uninhabited and there was no lightning anywhere nearby. Any guesses as to who started the fire?
    On returning home, I noticed the absence of USBP agents at the San Pedro River where they are usually stationed. I took two photos to prove it. 
    I would be happy to give a tour to any politician looking for the truth about the border.
 At 12:20 PM today American Border Patrol used its bordercam to take a shot of the border at the San Pedro River. No US Border Patrol vehicles could be seen where they are usually parked. This is a major smuggling area. Once people get about 200 feet into the U.S. they can hide amongst the cottonwood trees and travel north. The US Border Patrol is not allowed to patrol within the river riparian area that stretches 50 miles north.

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