August 2013 - Fugitive Watch

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Does Madison Nguyen Believe Private Security is the Answer?. . . . . . . . 4
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Featured Fugitives
ID
Fugitive
Want
Page
13-253 Ivan Rodriguez
Murder. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Asesinan en Oaxaca a Sixto López, Defensor de Derechos . . . . . . . . . . . 7
13-254Unknown
Robbery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Permanent Residents Get a Green Light To Petition for
Immediate Family Members. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
12-332 Jason Derek Brown
Murder. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
13-257 Unknown
Bank Robbery. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
Burglary Suspect Arrested. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
13-261Unknown
Assault . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
Fugitive Watch Factoids. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
13-263 Derrick Estell
Escape. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
In Memoriam. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
13-264 Unknown
Bank Robbery. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
Did an Angel Appear at the Scene of a Car Accident?. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
13-265 Unknown
Bank Robbery. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
Apprehended. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
13-266 Unknown Bank Robbery. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
Durante Funerales EPN Honra Trabajo de Marinos. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
13-240 Antonio Keshawn Raglin Hit & Run. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
Movie Critics Corner . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
13-252 Jorge Gomez
San Jose Police Get No Pay Raise. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Failure to Appear . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
13-270 Emmanuel Sanchez-Martinez
13-249Unknown
Murder . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
Theft. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
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Does Madison Nguyen Believe Private
Security is the Answer?
Opinion written by Jim Unland
JIM UNLAND is president of the San
Jose Police Officers Association and a
Sergeant in the San Jose Police Department.
According to a local newspaper, it appears that Vice Mayor Madison Nguyen is
promoting the private security company of
her protégé and losing city council candidate as an answer to the increasing level
of crime in San Jose neighborhoods.
A San Jose Police Officer, ran unsuccessfully against Councilmember Kansen
Chu in 2012 and according to a news article is promoting his company’s services
to neighborhoods.
It is unfortunate that Ms. Nguyen and
her protégé, a San Jose Police Officer are
not advocating for city leadership to utilize
the $96 million dollars in general fund reserves to offer police officers a pay-raise
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and restore the hundreds of officers who
have left the force.
It is also unfortunate that Madison and
her protégé don’t disclose to residents
that it does not matter if a private security
guard, or a resident, calls 911 the same
response protocol is followed. The bottom
line is that there are not enough police
officers to respond now and it does not
matter who is placing the call.
According to the article, this coming
week the security company will be pitching its service to a Willow Glen neighborhood that has gotten fed up and frustrated
with the rise in crime. San Jose Police
Officers share their frustration and hope
that Vice-Mayor Nguyen is not travelling down the path of privatizing police
services in San Jose, especially a service
that will benefit one of her family friends.
This article is the expressed opinion of
the Sergeant Jim Unland.
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San Jose Police Get No Pay Raise
Submitted by Protect San Jose
San Jose (CA)-Retired Judge Flaherty
rules in City of San Jose’s favor on all
issues arbitrated upon including City
proposal of 0% pay restoration for police
officers.
“Mayor Chuck Reed accomplished his
goal of “reforming” arbitration by ensuring that San Jose police officers get no
pay raise as a result of the new arbitration
rules hidden in the fine print of Measure
V, passed by the voters in 2010,” said
San Jose Police Officer’s Association
President Jim Unland.
Unland went on to say, “Mayor Reed
sold the voters a bill of goods that has
guaranteed officers will continue to leave
to other jurisdictions, neighborhoods will
continue to see car thefts, burglaries
and gang activity increase and our once
proud police department will be left in a
shambles.”
The City of San Jose has at least $92
million dollars in General Fund reserves
that could have been utilized to restore
pay for police officers. Mayor Reed and
his supporters chose instead to offer a
0% pay increase that was adopted by the
arbitrator.
“Many of us were waiting for today’s
ruling to decide what to do and this ruling
of no pay increase and more benefit takeaways makes my decision clear, I will
seek employment with an agency that actually puts public safety first”, said veteran
officer Juan Vallejo.
Today, there are 887 street ready officers in SJPD, 392 of which are assigned
to and working patrol. This has increased
emergency response times to over
20-minutes for Priority 2 calls and requires
the department to scramble every single
day to fill patrol beats using a mix of voluntary and mandatory overtime.
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Ivan Rodriguez
Murder
asesinato
The Phoenix Police Department is currently seeking Ivan Rodriguez (Also known as Silverio
Gonzalez Trejo) on a warrant charging him with Domestic Violence and Attempted Murder.
According to detectives, on July 13, 2013, the victim returned to her residence early in the
morning after a night out with friend. Rodriguez, her live in boyfriend, and father of their children, became upset with her and an argument ensued. During an assault at their residence
Rodriguez doused the victim with gasoline and set her on fire. The victim was burned on over
30% of her body and was heard by others in the home screaming for help.
After setting the victim on fire the suspect fled the scene in a 2006 Black Volkswagen Golf 2
Door HB, Arizona License Plate AWB9669.
He is believed to have been burned during the assault. Rodriguez should be considered dangerous and is believed to still be in the Phoenix area.
He was last seen wearing Blue jeans, grey t-shirt with design on front, white baseball cap
with black writing in front, white tennis shoes, sustained serious burns to one of his forearms.
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Robbery
robo
The Gilroy Police Department is asking for the public’s help in
identifying two men that allegedly robbed a woman in a shopping center parking lot.
Detectives report that on June 29, 2013, the woman was
walking with her children near her car in the parking lot of a
shopping center located at 950 Renz Lane when the two male
suspects walked up.
While one suspect acted as a lookout, a second man pulled
out a gun and stole the woman’s purse.
Both suspects then fled leaving behind the woman and her
terrified children.
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Asesinan
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Oaxaca
a
Sixto López, Defensor
Herón Luciano Sixto López, defensor de derechos humanos
perteneciente al Centro de Orientación y Asesoría a Pueblos Indígenas fue hallado muerto este sábado en el paraje denominado
Camino a Cahuaya, perteneciente al municipio de San Sebastián
Tecomaxtlahuaca, en la región de la Mixteca, informó el subprocurador de dicha zona, Víctor Alonso Altamirano.
El cuerpo fue hallado por un campesino alrededor de las 15 horas,
de acuerdo con el reporte
de la Procuraduría General de Justicia del Estado
(PGJE), y fue reportado de
inmediato a las autoridades
y a la Agencia Estatal de
Investigaciones (AEI).
Los agentes se presentaron en el lugar y dieron
inicio a las diligencia por el
delito de homicidio culposo
contra quien o quienes resulten responsables; tras la
necropsia de ley, el funcionario dijo que el activista
levantado por un comando
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Derechos Humano
armado el pasado 15 de julio presenta seis impactos de arma de fuego, tres en el tórax dos en la cabeza
y uno más en el cuello, además de que fue asesinado hace 5 o 6 días.
Sixto López, de 43 años, fue reportado como desaparecido el pasado 15 de julio por sus familia,
mientras que integrantes del Centro de Orientación y Asesoría a Pueblos Indígenas, reportaron que el
defensor fue sacado violentamente de sus oficinas en el municipio de Santiago Juxtlahuaca por un grupo
de encapuchados.
Apenas el viernes la oficina en México del Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Derechos
Humanos (ONU-DH) así como Amnistía Internacional exigieron a las autoridades estatales y federales
localizar con vida al defensor.
Permanent Residents Get
By Richard Hobbs,
Immigration Attorney
For the first time in decades any person
in possession of a green card (“sponsor”,
or “petitioner”) can petition for a spouse
or minor child (“beneficiary”) and that
spouse or child has absolutely no wait in
the preference system.
For example, until last month a beneficiary had to wait at least two years in the
preference system. Now there is no wait
at all. Green card holders should apply
now for their wife, husband, or minor child
and take advantage of this unusual opportunity.
Below are some common questions
and answers regarding the family-based
immigration system, which accounts for
nearly 80% of all legal immigration to the
United States.
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Green Light To Petition
What is the USCIS?
USCIS stands for U.S. Citizenship
and Immigration Services. It is the key
agency of the U.S. government responsible for matters dealing with immigrants in
the United States. USCIS has jurisdiction
over immigrant petitions for family based
Immigration. Prior to March 2003, the
USCIS was called the Immigration and
Naturalization Service (INS).
Who can be a Sponsor?
A United States Citizen (USC) or Lawful permanent Resident (LPR) can be the
sponsor of a family based immigration
petition. The sponsor has to meet some
requirements and legal obligations, such
as executing a legally binding affidavit of
support for the beneficiary. The sponsor
must guarantee to maintain the standard
of living of the beneficiary at a level not
lower than 125% of the national poverty
level.
for Immediate
Who can a USC sponsor?
A USC 21 years of age or older can
immediately immigrate his or her parent,
minor child under 21, or spouse. US citizens under 21 can petition for a spouse
also under certain circumstances. As
“immediate relatives” there is no waiting
period for these persons.
Is there a wait for those who are not
immediate relatives sponsored by a
USC?
Yes. In the preference system a US
citizen can also petition for unmarried
children over 21 years old, married children over 21 years old, and brothers or
sisters. In these cases the waiting period
is 7-12 years for immigrants from Latin
America and most of the world. Mexicans
have a 17-20 year wait.
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Family Members
Who can an LPR sponsor?
As mentioned above, all LPRS from
anywhere on the planet can immigrate
their spouse or minor child under 21 immediately, for the first time in decades.
In addition, an LPR from Latin America
and most of the world can sponsor an
unmarried child over 21. There is about
an 8 year wait. For Mexicans the wait is
about 19 years.
If you have any questions you can
contact the law office of Richard
Hobbs, 408-642-7404.
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Jason Derek brown
Murder
asesinato
The FBI is currently seeking Jason Derek Brown on a warrant charging him with murder. Agents
report that on November 29, 2004 Brown allegedly shot 24 year old, Robert Keith Palomares
five times in the head outside a theater in Ahwatukee, Arizona. Brown then fled the scene on a
bicycle with $56,000. The bike was later found with his fingerprints.
Palomares was an armored car guard picking up the Thanksgiving holiday receipts from the
movie theaters when Brown walked up to Palomares and allegedly murdered him in cold blood.
Brown used his BMW as a getaway car and fled to Henderson, Nev., where he deposited $2,000
in cash into his bank account the next morning.
Brown then traveled to Las Vegas, police say, and swapped his BMW for a black Cadillac
Escalade he had in storage. He moved on to Orange County, Calif., and stayed there with family
and friends until Dec. 6, 2004, when FBI agents carrying a warrant for his arrest missed him by
only an hour.
About a month later authorities recovered Brown’s Cadillac in the long-term parking lot at the
Portland International Airport.
Brown was a former Mormon missionary and is good at lying and convincing people that he’s
someone else. Brown was raised in Southern California, and served as a Mormon missionary in
France and speaks French.
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Poeta Huevos en Brandy Huevo Totote: En esta ocasión, debido su creciente fama y su renombre como catadores de cualquier bebida alcohólica,
los tres poetas han sido invitados a promover una importante marca de
brandy. Este promocional, dejará al espectador ansioso de degustar dicho
fino brebaje a la venta sólo en Huel-Mart.
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Burglary Suspect Arrested
On August 7, 2013, Morgan Hill Police
Officers were dispatched to the area of
Barnell Ave on a report of a suspicious
male subject in the rear yard of a residence. While responding to the call, witnesses recorded seeing the male subject
fleeing the area on a bicycle towards
Dunne Ave. Responding officers located
the suspect’s discarded bicycle in the yard
of a residence on Dunne near Del Monte
Ave. A perimeter was established and
another witness led officers to the Dollar
Tree store.
As officers initiated a search of the Dollar Tree store, the suspect ran out of the
store through the rear doors. Officers spotted the suspect and chased him. Officers
tackled the suspect as he ran through the
Monte Vista Apartments. The suspect, later identified as 33 year old Jaime Alvarado
of Morgan Hill, had multiple warrants for
his arrest and
was taken into
custody without
further incident.
During the investigation, Officers
determined
Alvarado was
allagedly responsible for a series
of burglaries in
Morgan Hill. Alvarado was later booked
into the Santa Clara County Main Jail for
burglary and resisting arrest.
This case would not have been solved
and property recovered as quickly as it
was without the assistance and willingness of our community to get involved
and report suspicious activity. Together
we have solved yet another crime as a
result of our strong partnership.
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Bank Robbery
Robo de banco
The Santa Clara County Sheriff’s office is asking for the public’s help in identifying a man who
attempted to rob a Cupertino bank, a sheriff’s spokesman said. The robbery occurred at the
Bank of America branch at 19376 Stevens Creek Blvd. at about 3:30 p.m. on July 23.
The suspect approached a bank teller, demanded money and threatened to shoot customers
with a firearm, sheriff’s Sgt. Kurtis Stenderup said. The teller did not see a weapon and refused
to hand over any money, he said. The suspect then fled in an unknown direction.
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15-year-old high school student Jack
Thomas Andraka has won a $100,000
college scholarship by inventing a sensor
that would detect early stages of pancreatic cancer.
A giant multi-million dollar clock 200
feet tall, designed to keep time for 10,000
years is being built in the hills at 2,000
feet elevation of west Texas. The founder
of Amazon.com has donated $40 million dollars to the project. The clock will
sound off a different sound every year for
10,000 years.
The National Insurance Crime Bureau’s
annual “Hot Spots” report finds that car
thefts are rising again after an eight-year
decline and Modesto racked up the nation’s worst theft rate, recording more
than 4, 200 thefts last year. Youngstown,
Ohio, with a similar population, had just
910.
During the American Civil War, 80% of
all white males between the ages of 18 to
45 years of age were in the Confederate
Army.
During the American Civil War, 50% of
all white males between the ages of 18 to
45 years of age were in the Union Army.
During the American Civil War, the
southern Confederacy had a law that anyone the owned more than 20 slaves could
not be drafted into the Army.
The State of Texas reports that it is
running out of the drug it uses to execute
prisoners.
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assault
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The Fairfax County Police Department is asking for the public’s help in identifying the suspects
in a brutal beating of a teen that was caught on tape. The victim appeared to be allegedly
sucker-punched and when he falls to the ground, numerous members of a mob then allegedly
mercilessly beat and kicked the victim on his body and head.
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Fugitive Watch Factoids
During the American Civil War, 40%
of the all nurses giving medical care to
wounded Confederate soldiers were
black female slaves.
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The State of Texas has executed 503
inmates since the death penalty was reinstated in 1976.
over 2, 700 are police officers of various
ranks and over 750 are corrections officers of various ranks.
The State of Virginia comes in second
with 110 executions since 1976.
In the US, 3,000 people die from food
poisoning each year.
The State of California has executed
13 inmates since 1976.
Inca Empire in South America built
majestic cities of granite rock and 10,000
miles of roads without the use of the
horse or the wheel or iron or a written
language.
McDonalds Corporation made $5.5 billion in profits last year.
16 million people take vacation cruises
every year.
New York has passed a new law
making it a felony crime to injure or kill a
police animal like a police dog or police
horse.
Las Vegas Metro Police Department
has more than 5, 100 members. Of these,
Chile is the 3rd highest consumer of
Mayonnaise behind Russia and the USA.
One billion dollars is spent by consumers around the legend of Bigfoot yearly.
Albert Einstein predicts, all human life
will die off in 4 years after honey bees
become extinct. (There is currently a disease with no known cause or cure killing
honey bees.)
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Corporal Mike Wilson was shot and
killed while responding to a domestic
violence call at an apartment complex on
Veterans Boulevard in Port Charlotte.
in memoriam
in memoriam
Police Officer Bobby Hornsby was shot
and killed while participating in a SWAT
deployment.
Officer Hornsby responded to a call
that a resident in an apartment complex
displayed a weapon at several people using the pool. The subject brandished an
AK-47 rifle and barricaded himself in his
apartment.
The call involved a man in a physical
fight with his wife and son. As Corporal Wilson walked up to the stairs to the
apartment the male subject emerged and
opened fire from the second floor landing,
killing Corporal Wilson.
The subject then committed suicide.
Corporal
Mike Wilson
Charlotte County Sheriff’s Office
Florida
End of Watch:
Monday, August 5, 2013
Corporal Wilson had served with the
Charlotte County Sheriff’s Office for 20
years. He is survived by his wife and
three children.
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Officer
Robert “Bobby” Hornsby
Killeen Police Department
Texas
End of Watch:
Sunday, July 14, 2013
The subject opened fire on the officers
as they attempted to arrest him. Officer
Hornsby and another officer were shot
before the subject was killed by return
fire.
Both officers were transported to a local hospital, where Officer Hornsby died
from his wounds.
Officer Hornsby had served with the
Killeen Police Department for four years.
He is survived by his wife, daughter, and
son.
Did
Witnesses at the scene of a major car
accident report a mystery priest appeared
out of nowhere anointed and prayed with
the teenage victim and then vanished
without a trace.
“I think that this time I’ve actually
witnessed a guardian angel at work,”
Jeremiah See of the New London Fire
Department.
Family and friends of the victim,
19-year-old Katie Lentz say they are hoping to find the priest and thank him for
making the rescue possible.
Rescuers report that an alleged DUI
driver crossed the center lane and hit
Lentz’ car head-on. Rescuers spent about
45 minutes trying to cut her out of the car,
but the metal on her older car dulled their
equipment.
Rescuers stopped because their tools
weren’t working and then Lentz asked the
rescuers to pray with her. As the rescuers
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Angel Appear
at the
prayed with Lentz, a priest appeared –
although the highway was blocked for two
to three miles and emergency responders
were not letting anyone past the roadblocks.
He came and he asked to anoint the
girl in the car he anointed Lentz and her
rescuers with oil, prayed with them and
asked them to remain calm and their tools
will save her.
Suddenly other rescuers arrived with
fresh equipment and were able to free
Lentz. After getting her in the Air Evac
helicopter, rescue workers said the priest
was nowhere to be found.
Fire Chief Reed said the department
took 80 photos of the scene and the
priest did not appear in any of them.
The Arch Diocese of Jefferson City
reports they have not located the priest
involved.
Scene
of
Car Accident?
Charges maybe be filed against the other driver Aaron Smith for alleged DUI.
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Apprehended
A San Martin man has been identified as the suspect
in an attempted robbery and shooting Thursday at a
check cashing business in San Jose, police said today.
Oscar Sencion, 21, was arrested around 10:30 a.m.
behind a home in the 2000 block of Cinderella Lane
after a search of the neighborhood, San Jose police
spokesman Officer Albert Morales said.
He was arrested on suspicion of false imprisonment,
robbery, probation violation and numerous firearms
charges. Police began searching the neighborhood
after receiving word at 7:48 a.m. of a robbery attempt in
which shots were fired at the California Check Cashing
store at 2151 Story Road. Morales said an alarm was
tripped during the robbery, and when officers arrived
they saw a man fleeing and jumping fences.
Sencion was taken to a hospital. His injuries were not considered life threatening,
Morales said. A gun was recovered near where the arrest occurred. Sencion is alleged
to have fired shots inside the business, but no one was injured. Sencion is being held
without bail.
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Fugitive John Stahl has reportedly
been arrested by Cambodian police in
Preah Sihanouk Province and is now
awaiting deportation to the U.S.
John Stahl is wanted by the Mendocino
County Sheriff’s Office on multiple arrest
warrants. Deputies report that Stahl has a
felony warrant charging him with alleged
possession of a controlled substance,
Furnishing a narcotic to a minor, transportation of a controlled substance and
annoying/molesting of a child with the set
bail of $20,000.00.
He is also wanted on a warrant charging him with failure to appear in court with
a set bail of $15,000.00 and a warrant for
failure to register as a sex offender with a
set bail of $5,000.00
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Stahl’s last known address was in
Leggett, California
Stahl was arrested in the village of
Sihanoukville following a request made
through the U.S. Embassy in Phnom
Penh.
Apprehended
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Derrick Estell
escape
Police in Arkansas are on a manhunt for a very dangerous prison inmate Derrick Estell. Authorities report that Estell had an accomplice, William Harding, who allegedly
distracted sheriff’s deputies allowing Estell to jump though a small open window in
the visiting area of the jail. He ran outside where his girlfriend Tamara Upshaw was
allegedly waiting for him in a get away car.
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unknown
bank robbery
robo de banco
Marin County sheriff’s officials are asking for the public’s help in locating a man who
held up a Citibank in unincorporated area of Mill Valley. A man walked into the Citibank at 101 Tiburon Blvd. in Mill Valley’s Strawberry neighborhood and gave a bank
teller a note demanding money, according to the sheriff’s office. The teller handed
over an undisclosed amount of cash and the suspect left the bank. The man did not
appear to be carrying a weapon and no injuries were reported.
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Durante Funerales EPN Honra Trabajo
El presidente Enrique Peña Nieto encabezó el homenaje luctuoso al vicealmirante Carlos Miguel Salazar Ramonet y
del segundo maestre Francisco Ricardo
Hernández Mercado, al tiempo que se
comprometió a que en todos los rincones
del territorio nacional debe prevalecer
la seguridad y la tranquilidad para la
población.
El presidente Enrique Peña Nieto encabezó el homenaje luctuoso al vicealmirante Carlos Miguel Salazar Ramonet y
del segundo maestre Francisco Ricardo
Hernández Mercado, al tiempo que se
comprometió a que en todos los rincones
del territorio nacional debe prevalecer
la seguridad y la tranquilidad para la
población.
Nuestro compromiso es asegurar la
libertad de tránsito, así como todos los
derechos que establece nuestra Constitución. Para lograrlo, contamos con un
sólido pilar, que son nuestras Fuerzas
Armadas, a las que hoy reitero mi mayor
solidaridad y respaldo.
En las instalaciones de la Secretaría
de Marina, al sur de la ciudad de México,
Peña Nieto dijo que hoy honramos a dos
valientes, a dos hombres de mar, quienes
dedicaron su vida a servir a México.
En su discurso ante los féretros y
guardias de honor de sus compañeros,
el jefe Supremo de las Fuerzas Armadas
expresó nuevamente su más sentido
pésame a todos los familiares, amigos y
de
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Marinos
compañeros de armas del vicealmirante
Salazar Ramonet y del Segundo Maestre
Francisco Ricardo Hernández Mercado.
Estos dos grandes marinos son una
pérdida profunda para la Nación. . El Vicealmirante Salazar tuvo una destacada
trayectoria en la Secretaría de Marina,
siempre comprometido con el bien de
México. Ambos, en el cumplimiento de
sus labores, trabajaron para cumplir la
misión que les fue encomendada para
servir a la Nación.
Por su parte,
el secretario de
Marina- Armanda
de México, Vidal
Soberón Sanz
afirmó que ante los
hechos violentos
que ocasionaron
la muerte de estos
dos marinos, dijo
que la institución que encabeza está comprometida con la decisión del Gobierno de
la República de luchar contra las actividades ilícitas, y así devolverle a la Nación
la tranquilidad a la que tiene derecho.
La muerte de estos valerosos marinos
mexicanos refuerza nuestras convicciones y energía para no desistir en nuestro
firme compromiso de servir a la patria.
La Nación reconoce y elogia a mexicanos como ellos, quienes en desventaja
numérica hicieron frente con valentía al
cobarde atentado perpetrado por la delincuencia organizada.
El almirante Soberón indicó que el
arrojo del vicealmirante y del segundo
maestre al enfrentarlos a los delincuentes, salvó las vidas de sus acompañantes,
y permitió dar tiempo a que llegara el
apoyo de nuestros hermanos del Ejército
Mexicano.
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bank robbery
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The Santa Cruz and Modesto and Paso Robles Police Departments and The San Luis
Obispo County Sheriff’s Department are asking for the public’s help in identifying four
women that have allegedly robbed multiple banks in the Santa Cruz, Central Coast and
Central Valley parts of California.
It is unknown if these women or robberies are connected to one another.
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Antonio Keshawn
Raglin
Hit and run
asalto
The Muskegon police are currently seeking Antonio Keshawn Raglin on a warrant charging
him with Hit and Run. Shocking video from the surveillance system at a Muskegon convenience store shows Raglin allegedly backing over a woman and her child in a stroller knocking
them to the ground.
Raglin then moved forward with the stroller hung up in the back bumper with the child still
strapped in. She got up and frantically chased the van, which stopped at the street.
The van stopped just long enough for the young mom to free the 1-year-old boy, and then
Raglin took off. Police later determined the van had allegedly been
stolen.
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Emmanuel
Sanchez-Martinez
murder
asesinato
The Rohnert Park Department of Public Safety is currently seeking Emmanuel Sanchez-Martinez in connection with the murder of his his brother Edgar Sanchez-Martinez. According to
detectives, Emmanuel allegedly stole his brothers Chevy Tahoe from his driveway. Emmanuel’s two brothers spotted him stealing the Tahoe and jumped on the sides of vehicle trying to
stop him. Emmanuel continued driving until he reached a high rate of speed and crashed into
a concrete barrier causing his brothers to be thrown to the ground. His brother Edgar SanchezMartinez was pronounced dead at the scene.
Emmanuel fled the scene as is currently at large.
Please call the Fugitive Watch hot line at 1-800-9-CAUGHT (1-800-922-8448) or text us at
408-355-0999 to send a confidential email tip, if you know his whereabouts.
Por favor llame la línea de Los Fugitivos en 1-800-9-CAUGHT (1-800-922-8448) o texto en
408-355-0999 o envia un email a tips@fugitive.com, si usted sabe su paradero.
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Jorge Gomez
Failure To Appear
Por No Presentarse En Corte
The El Paso Police Department is currently seeking Jorge Gomez on multiple warrants. According to detectives, in June 2012, Gomez and accomplices were stopped by police officers
in a vehicle that Gomez was allegedly driving. A search of the vehicle allegedly resulted in
several baggies of Methamphetamine hidden within the car.
Gomez was arrested in this case and was again arrested in October 2012 for an alleged
unrelated Theft offense. Gomez has since failed to show to appear in court for his 2012
crimes and is now wanted. Authorities were closing in on him and nearly apprehended him in
Mid-July 2013. Gomez knows authorities are looking for him and remains on the run eluding
capture.
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Theft
robo
Hollister Police Department– July 18, 2013
Police seek suspect caught on tape during theft at local Quick Stop Market.
On July 07, 2013 approximately 11:45 p.m., Hollister Police responded to Quick Stop Market
at 1300 San Juan Road regarding a just occurred theft.
The store clerk described a White or Hispanic male adult approximately 20-25 years old and
wearing dark clothing and a knit cap enter the convenience store. The suspect then walked to
the beverage cooler, located in the rear of the store.
The unknown suspect allegedly grabbed cases of beer and quickly left the store without
making any attempt to pay. He then fled on foot northbound through the field behind the store
toward Gonzalez Drive. The suspect was caught on the surveillance video of the store.
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Movie Critics Corner: The People vs. Larry Flynt
by Steven Ferdin, Jr.
Perhaps an unlikely candidate for a
critically acclaimed biographic drama,
Larry Flynt’s life story and infamous First
Amendment activism was adapted into
a theatrical film in 1996 by director Milos
Forman. The People Vs Larry Flynt is an
abridged biographic account of pornographic magazine publisher Larry Fylnt
from his modest origins in rural Kentucky,
his life work as a free speech advocate, to
the infamous 1988 Supreme Court case
Hustler Magazine v. Falwell.
Woody Harrelson does an effective job
portraying the ostentatious Flynt, while
his wife Althea Leasure is played by the
surprisingly competent Courtney Love.
(Although in fairness it seemed that Ms.
Love and her character are one and the
same person.) Also making a regular
appearance is a youthful Edward Norton
as a composite character of Flynt’s legal
team. The predominate theme of this movie is that of free speech and what
is protected under the First Amendemnt. As Larry Flynt’s influence accumulates, he attracts several antagonists such as Charles Keating, Jerry Falwell,
and the christian right, who bombard Flynt with several legal altercations.
The People Vs Larry Flynt is half court drama, half biopic concerning other
aspects of Flynt’s life. In one of the movie’s more benevolent moments, Ruth
Carter pleads her support towards Larry Flynt’s work and successfully, although briefly, to evangelism.
The People Vs Larry Flyn wonderfully portrays the rise Larry Flynt’s media
empire and his role in the national debate of free speech. It’s genuinely
humorous, uses pathos effectively and portrays the constant clash against
conflicting ideological viewpoints in American culture. Although an extremely
polarizing figure, the movie tagline inquires, “You may not like what he does,
but are you prepared to give up his right to do it?”
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