AZMEX UPDATE 28 NOV 2012
Note: how did they ever get through our secure border?
MCSO arrests 18 illegals piled inside one camper bed
Source: Arizona News
Originally published: Nov 29, 2012 - 2:15 pm
http://www.ktar.com/22/1591861/MCSO-arrests-illegals-piled-inside-camper
The suspected illegal immigrants are shown in the truck bed
underneath the camper cover. (Maricopa County Sheriff's Office)
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Eighteen suspected illegal aliens, all piled in the bed of a pickup
truck with a camper shell, were arrested Wednesday night, the
Maricopa County Sheriff's Office said in a release.
The suspect vehicle was spotted traveling at a high rate of speed on
State Route 87 by deputies, who pulled the vehicle over. When they
did, eight men fled on foot. Three were captured.
Fifteen more suspected illegals were found in the truck bed. All 18
suspects admitted to paying a smuggler between $1,000 and $8,000 to
be taken into the United States. Some of the men were Mexican
nationals, others were Guatemala nationals.
One suspect, a 15-year-old boy, was turned over to Immigrations and
Customs Enforcement. The other 17 suspects were booked into the
Fourth Avenue Jail.
Note: safer working conditions for the bad guys
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Posted November 29, 2012, 1:55 AM
Starts Nogales campaign of despistolización
Is expected to exceed the target of last year when it received 95
firearms
Eliazar Alvarez Gastelum
Nogales, Sonora. - New Day
http://www.nuevodia.com.mx/estado/inicia-nogales-campana-de-
despistolizacion/
In order to increase security in families and prevent unlawful acts
committed with firearms, state and municipal authorities, supported
by the Mexican Army, the campaign started despistolización 2012.
In that promotes the exchange of firearms, magazines, cartridges,
fireworks, gunpowder, among other additions, up to one thousand
dollars in food stamps but only for food.
The official event was devel-oped in the Plaza Miguel Hidalgo, on
behalf of the Secretary of Public Security of the State, Ernesto
Munro Palacio, attended by the Director of Liaison with the
municipalities of the state agency, Irma Dolores Romo Salazar and
hosted by the mayor Ramon Guzman Muñoz.
"We found that every weapon that we take out of a home increases the
chances of preserving the security of a family, weapons that are
available to young people and children are at high risk, but also the
number of suicides increases in households where weapons are at
hand, "said Romo Salazar.
Despistolización 2012 campaign will take place from 28 November to 15
December next, involving 25 municipalities simultaneously and in
Nogales will jave reception centers at the square of Luis Donaldo
Colosio near the Benito Juarez sculpture .
Last year at this same campaign despistolización in this border
received 95 guns, of which 62 were useful, four thousand 320
cartridges, 33 weapons not functional, five grenades, 350 fireworks,
17 knives and 161 magazines; so this year is to exceed that goal.
Last year Nogales was the fourth place in the state to capture
weapons in this program of despistolización.
The Mayor Ramon Guzman Muñoz said no doubt that the amount of effort
leads to greater reassurance to the community and therefore upheld
the decision that the City contribute an extraordinary amount to
sponsored by the State Government and thus encourage greater citizen
participation.
"Every gun that we can regain what we're hoping, is a possibility
under the deprivation of life and other issues," he said.
"Let see the Secretary of Security and the Governor to support the
positive things here, let's start with the campaign and I'm sure we
will exceed expectations," he said.
On behalf of the Commander of the 45th Military Zone, Adelfo Castillo
Lopez, attended the event Colonel Ariel Gomez, also the town clerk
Gerardo Rubio Romero, the Chief of Preventive Police and Traffic
Miguel Angel Portillo Lugo and Deputy Chief of the corporation,
Francisco Javier Arce Romero, besides councilors and officials.
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