Showing posts with label Mestizo. Show all posts
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Thursday, March 22, 2012
Trayvon Martin Was On Top Of George ZImmerman Beating Him When He Was Shot
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Besides the fact that almost all media outlets have lied about what race George Zimmerman is (he is a Latino/Mestizo), they are also censoring major important details of the case. Some have even published wild opinions about the 911 calls as if the opinions were factual statements.
Would you be surprised to know that the statements of the eyewitness are being censored in almost every media story about the shooting?
1. When police officers arrived, George Zimmerman had a bloody nose and was bleeding from a wound on the back on his head.
2. The eyewitness who called 911 said Zimmerman who screamed for help.
3. The eyewitness also reports that Zimmerman was on the ground and Martin was on top of him beating on him.
This information was made public by a local Orlando television station on February 27th. We now have 22 days of rampant media reports that omit these facts. Once you see what information the police had, it is obvious why they did not arrest him. They were simply abiding by Florida’s “Stand Your Ground” law. Police are now required to have evidence that a shooter was not acting in self-defense.
How many times have you heard the phrase “Trayvon Martin was a cheerful person,” but you had never heard the words of the eye-witness to the shooting?
Each time you see a “mainstream” news outlet rant about the Zimmerman/Martin case, ask yourself why these three facts mentioned above are missing from the story. Ask yourself why the media is called Zimmerman a white man instead of a Latino. Ask yourself if you think the story is really news or is it agitation/propaganda designed to advance a political agenda.
This past weekend in Chicago alone, black and Latino gangbabgers shot 10 people and wounded 40. The youngest fatality is only six years old. This received no national coverage. Why does this one shooting warrant weeks of coverage?
Even if you think Zimmerman was completely unjustified in firing his gun; ask yourself why 99% of the now thousands of articles are solely from the point of view of the grieving family without trying give a balanced account of the events.
Even more details were released by police on March 16th. Click here to watch news clip.
Neighborhood saw rash of black crime leading up to shooting.
From Miami Herald…
The answer may lie in police records, which show that 50 suspicious-person reports were called in to police in the past year at Twin Lakes. There were eight burglaries, nine thefts and one other shooting in the year prior to Trayvon’s death.
In all, police had been called to the 260-unit complex 402 times from Jan. 1, 2011 to Feb. 26, 2012.
“He once caught a thief and an arrest was made,” said Cynthia Wibker, secretary of the homeowners association. “He helped solve a lot of crimes.”
Zimmerman told neighbors about stolen laptops and unsavory characters. Ibrahim Rashada, a 25-year-old African American who works at U.S. Airways, once spotted young men cutting through the woods entering the complex on foot, and later learned items were stolen those days.
“It’s a gated community, but you can walk in and steal whatever you want,” Rashada’s wife, Quianna, said.
They discussed the topic with Zimmerman when the watch captain knocked on their door late last year. Zimmerman seemed friendly, helpful, and a “pretty cool dude,” Ibrahim Rashada said.
“He came by here and talked about carrying guns and getting my wife more involved with guns,” he said. “He said I should have a weapon and that his wife took classes to learn how to use one.
Besides the fact that almost all media outlets have lied about what race George Zimmerman is (he is a Latino/Mestizo), they are also censoring major important details of the case. Some have even published wild opinions about the 911 calls as if the opinions were factual statements.
Would you be surprised to know that the statements of the eyewitness are being censored in almost every media story about the shooting?
1. When police officers arrived, George Zimmerman had a bloody nose and was bleeding from a wound on the back on his head.
2. The eyewitness who called 911 said Zimmerman who screamed for help.
3. The eyewitness also reports that Zimmerman was on the ground and Martin was on top of him beating on him.
This information was made public by a local Orlando television station on February 27th. We now have 22 days of rampant media reports that omit these facts. Once you see what information the police had, it is obvious why they did not arrest him. They were simply abiding by Florida’s “Stand Your Ground” law. Police are now required to have evidence that a shooter was not acting in self-defense.
How many times have you heard the phrase “Trayvon Martin was a cheerful person,” but you had never heard the words of the eye-witness to the shooting?
Each time you see a “mainstream” news outlet rant about the Zimmerman/Martin case, ask yourself why these three facts mentioned above are missing from the story. Ask yourself why the media is called Zimmerman a white man instead of a Latino. Ask yourself if you think the story is really news or is it agitation/propaganda designed to advance a political agenda.
This past weekend in Chicago alone, black and Latino gangbabgers shot 10 people and wounded 40. The youngest fatality is only six years old. This received no national coverage. Why does this one shooting warrant weeks of coverage?
Even if you think Zimmerman was completely unjustified in firing his gun; ask yourself why 99% of the now thousands of articles are solely from the point of view of the grieving family without trying give a balanced account of the events.
Man shot and killed in neighborhood altercation: MyFoxORLANDO.com
Even more details were released by police on March 16th. Click here to watch news clip.
Neighborhood saw rash of black crime leading up to shooting.
From Miami Herald…
The answer may lie in police records, which show that 50 suspicious-person reports were called in to police in the past year at Twin Lakes. There were eight burglaries, nine thefts and one other shooting in the year prior to Trayvon’s death.
In all, police had been called to the 260-unit complex 402 times from Jan. 1, 2011 to Feb. 26, 2012.
“He once caught a thief and an arrest was made,” said Cynthia Wibker, secretary of the homeowners association. “He helped solve a lot of crimes.”
Zimmerman told neighbors about stolen laptops and unsavory characters. Ibrahim Rashada, a 25-year-old African American who works at U.S. Airways, once spotted young men cutting through the woods entering the complex on foot, and later learned items were stolen those days.
“It’s a gated community, but you can walk in and steal whatever you want,” Rashada’s wife, Quianna, said.
They discussed the topic with Zimmerman when the watch captain knocked on their door late last year. Zimmerman seemed friendly, helpful, and a “pretty cool dude,” Ibrahim Rashada said.
“He came by here and talked about carrying guns and getting my wife more involved with guns,” he said. “He said I should have a weapon and that his wife took classes to learn how to use one.
Thursday, March 1, 2012
Miami Cop Sped Long Before His Traffic Stop
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The cop clocked at 120 mph on Florida's Turnpike last fall offered the trooper a familiar explanation: He was late for work.
Miami Police Officer Fausto Lopez was often in a hurry, a Sun Sentinel investigation found. Commuting from his home in Coconut Creek to Miami, he routinely blew through Broward County at speeds law-abiding citizens can only dream of driving.
In the year before his Oct. 11 traffic stop, Lopez averaged at least 90 mph on 237 days.
He hit speeds of 100 mph or higher on 114 days, an analysis of SunPass transponder records shows.
Lopez, 36,stood out as the most frequent speeder of all the cops whose toll records were examined by the Sun Sentinel.
His attorney, William Matthewman, of Coral Springs, said he would have to verify the analysis before commenting.
“Officer Fausto Lopez is a good driver,'' he said.
“Certainly, he at no time has put any member of the public in any type of danger.''
The unusual traffic stop that led to a charge of reckless driving against Lopez ignited intense emotions among his fellow officers, and some defended him on Facebook and police blogs. But many South Floridians cheered, happy to see a cop for once held to the same traffic laws they must obey.
Lopez's lawyer accused the media of whipping up controversy.
“He was not going 120 mph as claimed,'' Matthewman said in a December interview. “Was he going a little too fast? Very possibly so. I think that this is a minor incident that's been completely blown out of proportion by the media.''
Lopez routinely drove at least 25 mph over the speed limit on his two-county commute to and from work, the analysis of the SunPass data shows.
On Sept. 9, he averaged 120 mph on one stretch of his drive, and 18 other times topped 110 mph.
Lopez drove faster on his way home in the overnight hours. On his normal route, he took the turnpike north from the Golden Glades interchange past the Cypress Creek toll plaza to the Sawgrass Expressway, where he exited after the Deerfield Beach toll.
At the speed limit of 65 mph, the drive takes 26 minutes. One day Lopez made it in a little more than 14 minutes — thanks to an average speed of 117 mph.
About 1 a.m. on Sept. 30, Lopez averaged 114 mph from Golden Glades to Cypress Creek, and 112 mph from Cypress Creek to Sawgrass Deerfield. The following night, he averaged 115 and 110 mph on the same stretches. His highest average speed was 120 mph.
Lopez joined the Miami Police Department in February 2006. Nine months later, he was cited for careless driving after rear-ending a car in his personal vehicle, but that case was dismissed.
Before becoming a cop, Lopez had one speeding ticket, in 1999, for going 88 mph in a 65-mph zone, according to his driving record. After he got a badge, Lopez sped with seeming impunity — until Oct. 11.
Late for his off-duty job at a school in Miami, Lopez blew by Florida Highway Patrol Trooper Jane Watts in his patrol car on the turnpike near Commercial Boulevard. She followed him for seven minutes and later wrote in a report that he was darting in and out of lanes at speeds exceeding 120 mph.
“This is not a first-time occurrence with y'all,'' Watts told Lopez after pulling him over. “Y'all come from that way all the time, this Miami police car, and we never catch it.''
Lopez apologized and tried to explain he was running late.
“With all due respect ...,'' he said, but Watts cut him off.
“You don't respect me, sir,'' she said. “You don't respect these people out here.''
The exchange was captured on Watts' dashboard camera, and video of the traffic stop went viral. Cops lined up to take sides.
Some criticized Lopez for speeding, but many came down against the trooper for drawing her gun on a fellow officer and handcuffing him. Blog attacks on Watts got nasty and personal, and someone smeared human feces on another FHP trooper's car.
Lopez has pleaded not guilty to reckless driving, a misdemeanor.
Miami Police Maj. Delrish Moss said he could not comment on the case. The Police Department will decide whether action against Lopez is warranted once the reckless driving charge against him is resolved in court, he said.
“Speeding is a big concern for us,'' Moss said. “That's why we have a policy in place. That's why we take disciplinary action when we find that people are violating our policy.''
In the days following the traffic stop, Lopez slowed down but still drove in the 80s and twice averaged 96 mph, the SunPass analysis shows.
He eased up on the gas pedal after Oct. 28, when news of his traffic stop aired in South Florida and beyond. In November and December, according to SunPass data, Lopez's top average speed on his commute was 77 mph.
The cop clocked at 120 mph on Florida's Turnpike last fall offered the trooper a familiar explanation: He was late for work.
Miami Police Officer Fausto Lopez was often in a hurry, a Sun Sentinel investigation found. Commuting from his home in Coconut Creek to Miami, he routinely blew through Broward County at speeds law-abiding citizens can only dream of driving.
In the year before his Oct. 11 traffic stop, Lopez averaged at least 90 mph on 237 days.
He hit speeds of 100 mph or higher on 114 days, an analysis of SunPass transponder records shows.
Lopez, 36,stood out as the most frequent speeder of all the cops whose toll records were examined by the Sun Sentinel.
His attorney, William Matthewman, of Coral Springs, said he would have to verify the analysis before commenting.
“Officer Fausto Lopez is a good driver,'' he said.
“Certainly, he at no time has put any member of the public in any type of danger.''
The unusual traffic stop that led to a charge of reckless driving against Lopez ignited intense emotions among his fellow officers, and some defended him on Facebook and police blogs. But many South Floridians cheered, happy to see a cop for once held to the same traffic laws they must obey.
Lopez's lawyer accused the media of whipping up controversy.
“He was not going 120 mph as claimed,'' Matthewman said in a December interview. “Was he going a little too fast? Very possibly so. I think that this is a minor incident that's been completely blown out of proportion by the media.''
Lopez routinely drove at least 25 mph over the speed limit on his two-county commute to and from work, the analysis of the SunPass data shows.
On Sept. 9, he averaged 120 mph on one stretch of his drive, and 18 other times topped 110 mph.
Lopez drove faster on his way home in the overnight hours. On his normal route, he took the turnpike north from the Golden Glades interchange past the Cypress Creek toll plaza to the Sawgrass Expressway, where he exited after the Deerfield Beach toll.
At the speed limit of 65 mph, the drive takes 26 minutes. One day Lopez made it in a little more than 14 minutes — thanks to an average speed of 117 mph.
About 1 a.m. on Sept. 30, Lopez averaged 114 mph from Golden Glades to Cypress Creek, and 112 mph from Cypress Creek to Sawgrass Deerfield. The following night, he averaged 115 and 110 mph on the same stretches. His highest average speed was 120 mph.
Lopez joined the Miami Police Department in February 2006. Nine months later, he was cited for careless driving after rear-ending a car in his personal vehicle, but that case was dismissed.
Before becoming a cop, Lopez had one speeding ticket, in 1999, for going 88 mph in a 65-mph zone, according to his driving record. After he got a badge, Lopez sped with seeming impunity — until Oct. 11.
Late for his off-duty job at a school in Miami, Lopez blew by Florida Highway Patrol Trooper Jane Watts in his patrol car on the turnpike near Commercial Boulevard. She followed him for seven minutes and later wrote in a report that he was darting in and out of lanes at speeds exceeding 120 mph.
“This is not a first-time occurrence with y'all,'' Watts told Lopez after pulling him over. “Y'all come from that way all the time, this Miami police car, and we never catch it.''
Lopez apologized and tried to explain he was running late.
“With all due respect ...,'' he said, but Watts cut him off.
“You don't respect me, sir,'' she said. “You don't respect these people out here.''
The exchange was captured on Watts' dashboard camera, and video of the traffic stop went viral. Cops lined up to take sides.
Some criticized Lopez for speeding, but many came down against the trooper for drawing her gun on a fellow officer and handcuffing him. Blog attacks on Watts got nasty and personal, and someone smeared human feces on another FHP trooper's car.
Lopez has pleaded not guilty to reckless driving, a misdemeanor.
Miami Police Maj. Delrish Moss said he could not comment on the case. The Police Department will decide whether action against Lopez is warranted once the reckless driving charge against him is resolved in court, he said.
“Speeding is a big concern for us,'' Moss said. “That's why we have a policy in place. That's why we take disciplinary action when we find that people are violating our policy.''
In the days following the traffic stop, Lopez slowed down but still drove in the 80s and twice averaged 96 mph, the SunPass analysis shows.
He eased up on the gas pedal after Oct. 28, when news of his traffic stop aired in South Florida and beyond. In November and December, according to SunPass data, Lopez's top average speed on his commute was 77 mph.
Tuesday, January 10, 2012
Piece Of Shit Illegal Immigrant Mestizo Rapes And Kills One Month Infant!
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An illegal alien man allegedly raped and killed a 1-month-old female infant, according to law enforcement officials in Albuquerque, New Mexico, on Wednesday, January 4. Sadly not one national newspaper, radio or television news organization covered this heinous and depraved criminal case, according to a sheriff's deputy in New Mexico.
The investigating detectives announced that the suspect, Juan Galindo, possesses a criminal history that includes drug charges, driving under the influence, and a prior sexual assault of a minor charge.
Galindo appeared in court over the weekend and was surrounded by court officers and jail guards to protect him from being attacked by other inmates who became enraged when they discovered that charges that Galindo faces, according to a Bernalillo County deputy sheriff.
The illegal alien was formally arraigned for the rape and then killing of his girlfriend’s four-week-old daughter. Galindo's bail was set at $1 million, cash or bond.
The coroner's report indicated that the baby suffered from anal and vaginal tears and arriving police and crime scene investigators found her small body lying in a pool of blood.
As a result of a new definition of rape by the U.S. Department of Justice, Galindo faces rape charges not sexual assault.
For the first time ever, the new definition includes any gender of victim and perpetrator, not just women being raped by men. It also recognizes that rape with an object can be as traumatic as penile/vaginal rape. This definition also includes instances in which the victim is unable to give consent because of temporary or permanent mental or physical incapacity, according to the DOJ's Criminal Division.
The old definition: “Forcible rape” had been defined by the UCR SRS as “the carnal knowledge of a female, forcibly and against her will.” That definition, unchanged since 1927, was outdated and narrow. It only included forcible male penile penetration of a female vagina.
The new definition: “The penetration, no matter how slight, of the vagina or anus with any body part or object, or oral penetration by a sex organ of another person, without the consent of the victim.”
Galindo is an illegal alien from Mexico who uses various aliases and dates of birth. He claims to have fathered six children with different women in Mexico.
According to his records, Galindo was arrested almost 20 years ago in Texas for a DWI. He was deported back to Mexico but managed to sneak back into the U.S.
He has been arrested for a case involving prior child abuse in Texas.
Local police said each charge against Galindo carries a life sentence. Also, Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents stated that Galindo may face 20 years in federal prison for reentering the country illegally.
"Reentering the U.S. after deportation is a serious offense punishable by up to 20-years in prison. Politicians, advocates for illegal aliens and most of the members of the press fail to tell Americans that fact, preferring to lead citizens to believe it's a misdemeanor and not the felony it truly is," said police lieutenant Stanley Rodgers.
"Our president and his attorney general spend more time harassing police who attempt to enforce immigration law than they spend trying to protect Americans -- including American babies and children -- from sexual predators who are in the country illegally. We have our own predators, we don't need Mexico's," Rodgers said.
An illegal alien man allegedly raped and killed a 1-month-old female infant, according to law enforcement officials in Albuquerque, New Mexico, on Wednesday, January 4. Sadly not one national newspaper, radio or television news organization covered this heinous and depraved criminal case, according to a sheriff's deputy in New Mexico.
The investigating detectives announced that the suspect, Juan Galindo, possesses a criminal history that includes drug charges, driving under the influence, and a prior sexual assault of a minor charge.
Galindo appeared in court over the weekend and was surrounded by court officers and jail guards to protect him from being attacked by other inmates who became enraged when they discovered that charges that Galindo faces, according to a Bernalillo County deputy sheriff.
The illegal alien was formally arraigned for the rape and then killing of his girlfriend’s four-week-old daughter. Galindo's bail was set at $1 million, cash or bond.
The coroner's report indicated that the baby suffered from anal and vaginal tears and arriving police and crime scene investigators found her small body lying in a pool of blood.
As a result of a new definition of rape by the U.S. Department of Justice, Galindo faces rape charges not sexual assault.
For the first time ever, the new definition includes any gender of victim and perpetrator, not just women being raped by men. It also recognizes that rape with an object can be as traumatic as penile/vaginal rape. This definition also includes instances in which the victim is unable to give consent because of temporary or permanent mental or physical incapacity, according to the DOJ's Criminal Division.
The old definition: “Forcible rape” had been defined by the UCR SRS as “the carnal knowledge of a female, forcibly and against her will.” That definition, unchanged since 1927, was outdated and narrow. It only included forcible male penile penetration of a female vagina.
The new definition: “The penetration, no matter how slight, of the vagina or anus with any body part or object, or oral penetration by a sex organ of another person, without the consent of the victim.”
Galindo is an illegal alien from Mexico who uses various aliases and dates of birth. He claims to have fathered six children with different women in Mexico.
According to his records, Galindo was arrested almost 20 years ago in Texas for a DWI. He was deported back to Mexico but managed to sneak back into the U.S.
He has been arrested for a case involving prior child abuse in Texas.
Local police said each charge against Galindo carries a life sentence. Also, Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents stated that Galindo may face 20 years in federal prison for reentering the country illegally.
"Reentering the U.S. after deportation is a serious offense punishable by up to 20-years in prison. Politicians, advocates for illegal aliens and most of the members of the press fail to tell Americans that fact, preferring to lead citizens to believe it's a misdemeanor and not the felony it truly is," said police lieutenant Stanley Rodgers.
"Our president and his attorney general spend more time harassing police who attempt to enforce immigration law than they spend trying to protect Americans -- including American babies and children -- from sexual predators who are in the country illegally. We have our own predators, we don't need Mexico's," Rodgers said.
Sunday, January 8, 2012
7 Non White Teens Beat 13 Year Old Girl Until She Is Unconcious
Seven central Florida teenagers were arrested after authorities said they punched and kicked a 13-year-old until she was unconscious while on a school bus.
The victim told authorities that Friday was her first time riding the bus and no one would let her sit down. About 75 children were riding the bus bound for a middle school in Ocala, a rural city north of Orlando. The victim said someone threw a shoe at her and she threw one back, according to an arrest report.
One girl allegedly asked students if they wanted to hit the victim, then instructed the teens to form a circle and began hitting and kicking the victim. Several witnesses said they saw the girl fall to the floor and "appear to have a seizure and pass out," according to the arrest report.
The victim, who is not being identified, was taken to the hospital and diagnosed with a concussion, severe bruising on her head and muscle spasms.
Seven teens, ranging in age from 12 to 15, were charged with battery and disorderly conduct. The Associated Press is not identifying the suspects because they are minors.
The school's bus driver said he saw the fight and pulled the bus over to intervene. The fighting ceased, so he continued driving, but he told authorities the fight broke out again and he couldn't control it so he drove to a nearby school and called officials.
Authorities interviewed all the students on the bus. Ten students said they saw the seven "commit battery upon the victim as a group," according to the report.
One suspect admitted kicking the victim, but said it was an accident. A few claimed they hit her and several others denied it.
Deputy Shannon Wiles wrote in the report that one 14-year-old girl climbed over several seats filled with students to get to the victim and "advised she punched the defendant repeatedly in the head, approximately 10-15 times because the victim called her a name."
School officials said it's unlikely the defendants will be allowed on campus until their cases are resolved.
The Ocala Star-Banner (http://lb.vg/0iLGQ ), which first reported the fight, said school discipline rules call for the students to be expelled or reassigned to another school, according to Marion County Public Schools spokesman Kevin Christian.
The victim told authorities that Friday was her first time riding the bus and no one would let her sit down. About 75 children were riding the bus bound for a middle school in Ocala, a rural city north of Orlando. The victim said someone threw a shoe at her and she threw one back, according to an arrest report.
One girl allegedly asked students if they wanted to hit the victim, then instructed the teens to form a circle and began hitting and kicking the victim. Several witnesses said they saw the girl fall to the floor and "appear to have a seizure and pass out," according to the arrest report.
The victim, who is not being identified, was taken to the hospital and diagnosed with a concussion, severe bruising on her head and muscle spasms.
Seven teens, ranging in age from 12 to 15, were charged with battery and disorderly conduct. The Associated Press is not identifying the suspects because they are minors.
The school's bus driver said he saw the fight and pulled the bus over to intervene. The fighting ceased, so he continued driving, but he told authorities the fight broke out again and he couldn't control it so he drove to a nearby school and called officials.
Authorities interviewed all the students on the bus. Ten students said they saw the seven "commit battery upon the victim as a group," according to the report.
One suspect admitted kicking the victim, but said it was an accident. A few claimed they hit her and several others denied it.
Deputy Shannon Wiles wrote in the report that one 14-year-old girl climbed over several seats filled with students to get to the victim and "advised she punched the defendant repeatedly in the head, approximately 10-15 times because the victim called her a name."
School officials said it's unlikely the defendants will be allowed on campus until their cases are resolved.
The Ocala Star-Banner (http://lb.vg/0iLGQ ), which first reported the fight, said school discipline rules call for the students to be expelled or reassigned to another school, according to Marion County Public Schools spokesman Kevin Christian.
Saturday, September 24, 2011
Mestizo Kill 8 Year Old White Step Daughter
SCOTTSBLUFF, Neb. (AP) -- Prosecutors charged a Nebraska man Friday with killing his 8-year-old stepdaughter a day after her body was found in a remote area several miles north of their home.
Salvador Carlos Lopez, 32, was charged with first-degree murder in the death of Kerra Wilson, according to court documents. Investigators found Kerra's body Thursday evening in a rugged area of Sioux County - miles away from the family's home - after a rancher reported seeing something suspicious.
A Nebraska State Patrol investigator said in court documents that Lopez acknowledged killing his stepdaughter after Kerra's body was found.
Police spent two days searching for the girl after Lopez and her mother, Amada Lopez, reported her missing. Lopez had claimed he dropped her off at school Wednesday, but investigators don't believe that.
Authorities said Friday that the last time the brown-haired, blue-eyed girl from Mitchell was seen by anyone other than her stepfather was Tuesday evening, when Kerra was with her grandparents.
Mitchell Elementary School principal Kirk Kuxhausen said Kerra did not appear in any of the security camera footage shot in the school or on the playground on Wednesday.
Investigators weren't initially able to find the body because the surrounding terrain was so rugged. Investigators were still trying to determine when and where the girl was killed, Nebraska State Patrol Lt. Monica Bartling said.
"We were hoping to bring Kerra safely home to her family; sadly, we weren't able to do that," Bartling said.
Kerra Wilson has three younger siblings who are all staying with family members. A phone listing for Kerra's mother was disconnected Friday.
Lopez' co-workers at the Pathfinder Irrigation District declined to comment Friday.
A judge ordered Lopez to be held without bond at least until his initial court appearance Monday morning. He has been held in the Scotts Bluff county jail since Thursday. Bartling said Lopez does not have an extensive criminal record.
Wednesday, August 3, 2011
New Spiderman Is Half Black, Half Mestizo And Possibly A Sodomite
What do you expect with jewish run Marvel Comics?
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He started life as a white science geek living with his uncle.
But now to reflect the racial changes in America Spider Man has been given a makeover - as a half black half Latino teen.
Miles Morales has replaced Peter Parker as the face behind the famous webbed mask, Marvel Comics has revealed.
In the latest edition of the Ultimate Fallout series he pulls back the disguise and shows his face for the first time.
Fans will have to wait until the official Spider Man relaunch next month to find out how he came to be the superhero.
But another surprise could be in the pipeline after his creators said that in the future they would not rule out making him gay.
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He started life as a white science geek living with his uncle.
But now to reflect the racial changes in America Spider Man has been given a makeover - as a half black half Latino teen.
Miles Morales has replaced Peter Parker as the face behind the famous webbed mask, Marvel Comics has revealed.
In the latest edition of the Ultimate Fallout series he pulls back the disguise and shows his face for the first time.
Fans will have to wait until the official Spider Man relaunch next month to find out how he came to be the superhero.
But another surprise could be in the pipeline after his creators said that in the future they would not rule out making him gay.
Saturday, July 9, 2011
TSA Agent Stole At Least $50,000 Worth Of Electronics From Passengers
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While most Transportation Security Administration employees are busy groping people or taking naked pictures of them, the cops say one of those employees was putting fliers' electronics down his pants.
The Broward Sheriff's Office says 30-year-old Nelson Santiago stole around $50,000 worth of electronics over the past six months from Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport's Terminal 1.
Santiago -- a TSA officer since 2009 -- was caught earlier this week by a Continental Airlines employee taking an iPad out of someone's luggage and stuffing it into his pants, the cops say.
After being arrested Monday on two counts of grand theft, police say Santiago admitted to stealing computers, GPS devices, video cameras, and other electronic merchandise from luggage he was supposed to be screening.
The cops say Santiago would immediately take pictures of his new goods and upload the photos online to sell the stuff.
Santiago would typically sell the stolen goods to people before his shift was even over, police say.
BSO detectives estimate that Santiago's haul totaled $50,000 over the past six months.
The cops are looking for people whose stuff has been stolen, although they say the chances of getting the stuff back are slim.
Santiago was released from jail on bond, although police say more charges against him are pending.
While most Transportation Security Administration employees are busy groping people or taking naked pictures of them, the cops say one of those employees was putting fliers' electronics down his pants.
The Broward Sheriff's Office says 30-year-old Nelson Santiago stole around $50,000 worth of electronics over the past six months from Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport's Terminal 1.
Santiago -- a TSA officer since 2009 -- was caught earlier this week by a Continental Airlines employee taking an iPad out of someone's luggage and stuffing it into his pants, the cops say.
After being arrested Monday on two counts of grand theft, police say Santiago admitted to stealing computers, GPS devices, video cameras, and other electronic merchandise from luggage he was supposed to be screening.
The cops say Santiago would immediately take pictures of his new goods and upload the photos online to sell the stuff.
Santiago would typically sell the stolen goods to people before his shift was even over, police say.
BSO detectives estimate that Santiago's haul totaled $50,000 over the past six months.
The cops are looking for people whose stuff has been stolen, although they say the chances of getting the stuff back are slim.
Santiago was released from jail on bond, although police say more charges against him are pending.
Sunday, June 26, 2011
Mexico Soccer Team Is "Home Team" In LA
Do your really think they come here to assimilate into White Western Society?
This is an invasion pure and simple. In their own words they cry out for a marxist revolt.
It was imperfectly odd. It was strangely unsettling. It was uniquely American.
On a balmy early Saturday summer evening, the U.S soccer team played for a prestigious championship in a U.S. stadium … and was smothered in boos.
Its fans were vastly outnumbered. Its goalkeeper was bathed in a chanted obscenity. Even its national anthem was filled with the blowing of air horns and bouncing of beach balls.
FULL STORY
This is an invasion pure and simple. In their own words they cry out for a marxist revolt.
It was imperfectly odd. It was strangely unsettling. It was uniquely American.
On a balmy early Saturday summer evening, the U.S soccer team played for a prestigious championship in a U.S. stadium … and was smothered in boos.
Its fans were vastly outnumbered. Its goalkeeper was bathed in a chanted obscenity. Even its national anthem was filled with the blowing of air horns and bouncing of beach balls.
FULL STORY
Monday, July 12, 2010
Illegal Alien Pedophile Given $4 Million By Orange County CA
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On April 17, 2009, the Orange County Board of Supervisors agreed to pay $3.75 million, plus an additional $900,000 in medical expenses to an illegal alien who was severely beaten by other inmates in the Orange County Central Jail. The Mexican national filed a lawsuit shortly after the incident.
Fernando Ramirez, 24, was in jail after being charged with molesting a 6-year-old girl at a local park. He eventually pled guilty to the lesser charge of battery against a child.
According to his attorney, Ramirez suffered brain damage and now needs help walking. Attorney Mark Eisenberg also claims that his client has been left with an intellect of a 4-year-old child.
Despite the dire financial crisis facing Orange County, Ramirez received the largest settlement ever awarded by the county for an in-custody incident. The Board of Supervisors made their decision in a closed-door session and have refused any comment on the matter.
If anyone would like to contact the Orange County Board of Supervisors to discuss the Ramirez settlement, I have included the following contact list for your convenience:
-Board Chair Patricia C. Bates, Supervisor Fifth District (ph #: 714-834-3550)
-Vice Chair Janet Nguyen, Supervisor First District (ph #: 714-834-3110)
-John M.W. Moorlach, Supervisor Second District (ph #: 714-834-3220)
-Bill Campbell, Supervisor Third District (ph #: 714-834-3330)
-Chris Norby, Supervisor Fourth District (ph #: 714-834-3440)
Reporter’s note: Except for one story carried by the Orange County Register, there has been no press coverage of this matter. One would think that an illegal alien child molester becoming a millionaire through taxpayer funding would be big news.
Of course, a story such as this one would make people angry, and maybe even angry enough to hold their elected representatives accountable for the enormous crime wave being perpetrated by this country’s illegal alien population.
I don’t know which is more outrageous, the now-daily accounts of illegal aliens raping our women and children; our elected officials allowing our land to be transformed into a Third World nation; or a complicit mainstream press, eager to assist in the cover-up of our destruction.
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On April 17, 2009, the Orange County Board of Supervisors agreed to pay $3.75 million, plus an additional $900,000 in medical expenses to an illegal alien who was severely beaten by other inmates in the Orange County Central Jail. The Mexican national filed a lawsuit shortly after the incident.
Fernando Ramirez, 24, was in jail after being charged with molesting a 6-year-old girl at a local park. He eventually pled guilty to the lesser charge of battery against a child.
According to his attorney, Ramirez suffered brain damage and now needs help walking. Attorney Mark Eisenberg also claims that his client has been left with an intellect of a 4-year-old child.
Despite the dire financial crisis facing Orange County, Ramirez received the largest settlement ever awarded by the county for an in-custody incident. The Board of Supervisors made their decision in a closed-door session and have refused any comment on the matter.
If anyone would like to contact the Orange County Board of Supervisors to discuss the Ramirez settlement, I have included the following contact list for your convenience:
-Board Chair Patricia C. Bates, Supervisor Fifth District (ph #: 714-834-3550)
-Vice Chair Janet Nguyen, Supervisor First District (ph #: 714-834-3110)
-John M.W. Moorlach, Supervisor Second District (ph #: 714-834-3220)
-Bill Campbell, Supervisor Third District (ph #: 714-834-3330)
-Chris Norby, Supervisor Fourth District (ph #: 714-834-3440)
Reporter’s note: Except for one story carried by the Orange County Register, there has been no press coverage of this matter. One would think that an illegal alien child molester becoming a millionaire through taxpayer funding would be big news.
Of course, a story such as this one would make people angry, and maybe even angry enough to hold their elected representatives accountable for the enormous crime wave being perpetrated by this country’s illegal alien population.
I don’t know which is more outrageous, the now-daily accounts of illegal aliens raping our women and children; our elected officials allowing our land to be transformed into a Third World nation; or a complicit mainstream press, eager to assist in the cover-up of our destruction.
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Tuesday, June 15, 2010
Aspiring Mestizo Stripper Arrested For Punching Her 11 Year Old Son Before Abandoning Him
An Arizona mom was arrested as she packed up for a future as a California stripper because she intended to leave her two young children behind, police said today.
And when her 11-year-old son tried to hug her before their separation, she made a fist and punched him in the stomach, according to police reports.
That's when the cops arrested her.
Police in Surprise, Ariz., were called to the house by Christina Muniz's 11-year-old son at 9 a.m. on June 11. He said his mother was leaving him behind along with his 6-year-old brother.
"The boy stated his mom is in the house packing with her boyfriend, and that she is going to California without them," Sgt. Mark Ortega, of the Surprise police department told ABC News.
"When he (the child) told her not to go, she said she was going to beat him. This is the call coming in from the child," Ortega said.
Police said the woman, 29, was abandoning her two boys because she said she was sick of them, and wanted to finally be able to pursue her dream of becoming a stripper.
When police arrived they were met by the 11-year-old, and they said that Muniz came out of their apartment allegedly laughing at her son, exclaiming she couldn't believe he called the police on her.
"She said she was tired of having the kids, she needed a break and didn't want them. She told the officer on the scene, Officer Robert Burtrum, 'Do what you need to do to get them out of here,'" Ortega said.
Muniz allegedly told the officer she needed to go out and play without them, he wrote in his report.
The officer took the 11-year-old a short distance away from Muniz to speak to him in private and the full scale of the alleged emotional abuse he and his brother were dealing with became clear, Ortega said.
"Burtrum asked Muniz if he could speak to the boys alone, and she told him it was fine and to take them when he was done," Ortega said.
"The boy told the officer that she was always telling him things like that, that she didn't want him, that he was ugly, that he had buckteeth and that she just wanted him to leave," Ortega said.
According to Ortega, when Burtrum asked the boy if he believed his mother would leave him like that, the boy told him yes.
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