AZMEX UPDATE 29 MAR 2013
Note: First this, and then the following story. US citizens would
of course be prosecuted. Local interest mostly.
03/28/13 - 1400 - Illegal Aliens Start Fires
http://www.secureborderintel.org/BorderBlotter/
Illegal_Aliens_Start_Fires_032913_1400.wav
Note: The Coronado NF stretches across the eastern portion of the
AZMEX border. With at least four very active smuggling corridors.
"Dispersed Use/Off Highway Vehicles. Picnicking and camping outside
of developed recreation areas on the Forest is allowed unless
otherwise posted. Visitors must provide their own water and pack
garbage out. Off-road/off-trail motorized travel is prohibited. "
Easter weekend recreation opportunities
Fire Danger High, Visitors Cautioned to be Careful with Fire
Published/Last Modified on Friday, March 29, 2013 10:23 AM MDT
http://www.douglasdispatch.com/articles/2013/03/29/news/breaking_news/
doc5155bdeb7a66c079747352.txt
Coronado National Forest officials are expecting large numbers of
visitors to the Forest's most popular campgrounds and picnic areas
over Easter weekend, March 30 to 31. Visitors are urged to use
extreme caution building, maintaining and extinguishing fires.
The fire danger rating across the Coronado is currently "High." While
patchy snow may be present at the higher elevations, as the weather
warms it will soon melt and be replaced by drier conditions. Fire
season predictions for the Forest include persistent or worsening
drought combined with fine fuel availability leading to above normal
significant fire potential. Visitors are asked to use extreme caution
with fire, and to always extinguish fires so they are "cold to the
touch" before leaving them (see below). The following are tips for
safe and enjoyable weekend outings.
Campfires, Smoking and Fireworks. No fire or smoking restrictions are
in effect on the Coronado National Forest. However, fire danger is
currently "High." Visitors should choose campfire sites carefully,
maintain small fires and ensure all fires and smoking materials are
completely extinguished and cold to the touch before leaving them for
any reason. Fires should not be built on windy days. Fireworks are
prohibited year-round on all National Forest lands.
International Boundary Travel Caution. Forest visitors traveling in
remote areas of the Coronado National Forest in the vicinity of the
International Boundary adjacent to Mexico are advised to remain alert
to their surroundings as illegal smuggling activity is known to occur
in those areas. Visitors are advised not to attempt to intercede
should they witness illegal activity, but to contact the nearest law
enforcement agency with descriptions of persons, vehicles, date/time
and other pertinent information.
Dispersed Use/Off Highway Vehicles. Picnicking and camping outside of
developed recreation areas on the Forest is allowed unless otherwise
posted. Visitors must provide their own water and pack garbage out.
Off-road/off-trail motorized travel is prohibited.
Motor vehicle use maps may be downloaded at http://www.fs.usda.gov/
detail/coronado/maps-pubs/?cid=stelprdb5327292 .
Naco CBP officers seize cocaine, meth, heroin
More than $1.8 million in narcotics seized
Submitted Article
Published/Last Modified on Wednesday, March 27, 2013 12:01 PM MDT
http://www.douglasdispatch.com/articles/2013/03/29/news/
doc5153304be05ea470838532.txt
A 54-year-old Mexican woman was arrested last Wednesday after U.S.
Customs and Border Protection officers at the Naco Port of Entry
discovered an assortment of drugs totaling more than 150 pounds.
Officers assigned to the Naco Port of Entry seize $1.8 million
dollars worth of cocaine, meth and heroin Port of Entry last week.
Submitted Photo
Officers referred Emilia Reyes-Balderrama for an additional
inspection of her Ford truck when she attempted to enter the United
States. During the search, officers nine pounds of heroin valued at
an estimated $126,000; nearly 80 pounds of cocaine worth more than
$725,000; and almost 64 pounds of methamphetamine valued at nearly
$987,000. Combined, officers seized more than $1.8 million in illegal
drugs.
The drugs and vehicle were seized. Reyes was turned over to U.S.
Immigration and Customs Enforcement's Homeland Security Investigations.
end
Note: said to be a Glock, the Hummer stolen. Guy from AZ.
Detienen municipales en Caborca a hombre armado
Escrito por Grupo AM
28.03.2013
http://www.diariodeldesierto.com.mx/index.php?
option=com_content&task=view&id=6119&Itemid=44
Caborca, Son.- Un hombre de 27 años fue detenido por la policía
municipal la madrugada de este jueves en el centro de la ciudad en
poseción de una pistola calibre .40, lugo que intentaba darse a la
fuga en un vehículo de lujo tipo Humer de color gris con placas
sobrepuestas con reprote de robo. La persona fue identificada como
Jesús Rafael Casares Miranda originario de Nogales Arizona.
end
Note: Sawn-off .22 rifle, and black powder revolver. Maybe a 1836
Colt Navy or clone?
Amagaba con un arma
Detalles Publicado el Viernes 29 de marzo de 2013, Escrito por Carlos
Macias / El Diario
http://www.eldiariodesonora.com.mx/nota.php?nota=10654
MAGDALENA
Ramón Escárcega amenaza a un vecino en la San Felipe.
Oficiales de la secretaría de protección ciudadana realizaron la
detención de Ramón Humberto Escárcega Yánez, por amenazar con arma de
fuego a un vecino de la colonia San Felipe.
De acuerdo con el reporte oficial, fue a través de una llamada
telefónica que un vecino reportaba ser agredido por un sujeto en la
casa ubicada en las calles Rafael Varela, entre Morelos y Woolfolk de
la colonia San Felipe.
Al lugar de los hechos arribaron oficiales municipales quienes se
percataron que el sujeto en cuestión empuñaba un arma de fuego,
mientras que otra de tipo pistola la portaba fajada el cinto, por lo
cual procedieron a realizar el procedimiento para persuadir al
presunto responsable que cesara sus amenazas.
Logrado el objetivo, los uniformados detuvieron a Ramón Humberto
Escárcega Yánez, alias el "Penene" de 31 años, asegurándole las dos
armas que portaba.
El detenido fue posteriormente puesto a disposición de la agencia
investigadora del ministerio público, quien deslindará
responsabilidades.
fin
Note: tortured and decapitated, in Navojoa, Son.
Publicado marzo 29, 2013, 1:50 AM
EL CUERPO ESTABA A LA VERA DEL CAMINO
Hallan un decapitado con múltiples huellas de tortura
http://www.nuevodia.com.mx/local/hallan-un-decapitado-con-multiples-
huellas-de-tortura/
Una persona fue encontrada decapitada a la orilla de un camino de
terracería, en Navojoa, Sonora.
No encuentran la cabeza autoridades investigadoras en Navojoa, Sonora
Alfonso CAMPOS-RUBIO
Navojoa, Son. - Nuevo Día
El cadáver descabezado de un desconocido, cuya bóveda craneana no
había sido localizada, fue dejado abandonado a la orilla del camino
de terracería a El Saneal, perteneciente a la Comisaría de Bacabachi,
cuyos restos fueron localizados alrededor de las 10:30 horas de ayer,
se informó en la Policía Estatal Investigadora de Sonora.
El portavoz de la PEIS agregó que a la víctima se le apreciaban a
simple vista una herida punzocortante en el abdomen, además de
múltiples golpes contusos en diferentes partes del cuerpo, como si
hubiera sido torturado.
Igualmente, se estimó que el ahora occiso tenía al morir de 30 a 35
años, con 1.75 metros de estatura, moreno, con pantalón mezclilla
azul, camiseta a rayas rojas y negras, camisa azul manga larga y
calzado negro de trabajo rudo.
Cuyo cuerpo descabezado fue trasladado al Servicio Médico Forense
para la necropsia de ley, sin que por el momento se lograra detención
alguna.
fin
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