Wednesday, March 20, 2013

AZMEX UPDATE2 15-3-13

AZMEX UPDATE 2 15 MAR 2013

Note: mostly local interest, AZ & Son.

Large marijuana stash seized from big rig in Arizona
By Associated Press
Originally published: Mar 15, 2013 - 1:34 pm
http://www.ktar.com/22/1618379/Large-marijuana-stash-seized-from-big-rig

FLORENCE, Ariz. -- Pinal County authorities have seized more than
1,200 pounds of marijuana from a big rig that was hauling squash and
arrested the driver from California.

Sheriff's officials said 59-year-old Norberto De La Vega, of Los
Angeles, was being held Friday on several drug-related offenses. He
doesn't have a lawyer yet.

Authorities said the marijuana has an estimated street value of
nearly $925,000.

A deputy patrolling Interstate 10 pulled over a semi-truck for
traffic violations Wednesday. As he approached the big rig, he said
he smelled marijuana and De La Vega acted nervous when asked to see
his load paperwork.

A drug-sniffing dog alerted authorities to the trailer, which had 32
large cardboard vegetable bins. Sheriff's officials said 1,243
pounds of marijuana was in duct-taped packages hidden under the squash.

Earlier this week, customs officers stopped a truck and found
marijuana hidden in bell peppers.


Body found in trunk of burned car in Tucson
By Associated Press
Originally published: Mar 15, 2013 - 6:30 am
http://www.ktar.com/22/1618245/Body-found-in-trunk-of-burned-car-in-
Tucson#

TUCSON, Ariz. -- Tucson firefighters responding to a 911 call
Thursday about a vehicle fire in the desert found a body in the car's
trunk.
The vehicle appeared to be a silver two-door passenger vehicle.

Police said a crowd of people gathered at the scene as the first
officers and firefighters responded. However, most of the people left
as police began trying to speak with them.


Note: two following mostly computer english


Vargas Landeros Supports presence of cloned patrol vehicles
Cloning patrol vehicles is not a serious problem in the state but it
could become , said the Secretary General of Government, Gerardo
Vargas Landeros
IONSA
03/15/2013
http://www.noroeste.com.mx/publicaciones.php?id=854279

Cloning patrol vehicles is not a serious problem in the state but it
starts making custom, said the Secretary General of Government,
Gerardo Vargas Landeros.
"Not so bad, is an issue that is starting, that we start to practice,
is much worse in other states," he said.

"But I think the risk of danger to one that is cloned, I think it's
something we have to pay attention."

He noted that the Ministerial Police and State Preventive State are
on alert to detect false patrol vehicles and have instructions to
arrest those not identified.

"I want to say that we have written each identified (official units)
and turned over to federal corporations both the Army and the Navy
and Federal Police to have them knowledge

LOS MOCHIS._ Governor Mario Lopez Valdez asked the public to take
precautions and report if it detects a patrol cloned.

"If someone suspects that a vehicle is not official official wants to
pass as we denounce it, and we would be stopping that vehicle faster
than we receive the information and tell them that the offenders are
always looking for strategies, new ways to achieve their goals, "he
said.



Note: SLRC just south of Yuma. The Sonoran state police have a long
time reputation of being effective. When they allowed or want to.

San Luis RC
Sonora, crime prevention model
The prevention program "Crusade for Security", places like Sonora
State spearhead. Brochures have been delivered and delivered talks at
schools in San Luis Rio Colorado.
Tribune San Luis
March 15, 2013
http://www.oem.com.mx/tribunadesanluis/notas/n2914082.htm

Hermosillo, Sonora, March 14, 2013. - The good results have been
obtained in reducing crime through prevention program "Crusade for
Security", placed as the State Sonora spearhead the implementation of
a national plan safety.

Ernesto Munro Palacio, executive secretary of Public Security, said
that this is the result of cross-working between different levels of
government that 3 years is through criminal traffic light, with which
have been reduced by up to 30% eight most common crimes in the 15
municipalities of Sonora which comprise 85% of the population.

"In Sonora we are working on two axis; fighting crime, equipment,
modernization, containment of crime, tests of control and confidence,
but also, we believe that as we form good citizens, with principles
and values, we will not the need to use force in the prosecution of
crime, "he said.

On Wednesday, staff from the Ministry of Government attended the
monthly meeting of assessment results to learn crime prevention model
to replicate nationwide.

"Sonora is seen in the distance, like an oasis in the border, as a
place where things are quiet unlike other companies, we believe it is
important to be aware of what is happening in Juarez, Tijuana,
Tamaulipas and Nuevo Leon, but also come to Sonora and see what they
have been doing well for several years and learned to replicate it
here and use it in other states, "said Guillermo Tenorio Xiuh Antiga.

The Director General of the Secretariat for Linking Prevention and
Citizenship of the federal agency, the program highlighted the fact
that the information is publicly available, in addition to the work
table involving state agencies, federal and local, a strategy
consistent with the creation of an Interministerial Commission on
Prevention that the president, Enrique Peña Nieto, want to implement.

Sonora recognized as the safest border state of the Republic, also
said it was the first to realize the first generation of Creditable
State Police, in addition to all municipal police examination showed
trust control.

Therefore, Tenorio said Antiga seek ways to adapt the program
according to the needs and specifications of each state, which would
contain offenses, prevent and reverse them later as in the case of
Sonora.
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