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Monday, 9 March 2015

HIgh Speed Border Patrol Chase Mesa Arizona _ Bales of Marijuana and Illegal Hispanic Males Mario Perez-Paz, 43, and Juan Aguilar-Zavala, 2

As for all that tossed weed (via KGUN9-TV):

MESA, Ariz. (KGUN9-TV) - On March 4, 2015, the Pinal County Sheriff's Deputies, U.S. Border Patrol, DPA, and Gila River Police units were drawn into two high speed races that later led to a discovery of a stash house in Mesa.

Around 5:36 a.m., deputies were challenged to stop a White Chevrolet Pickup Truck that was traveling eastbound on Interstate -8 for traffic violations. The truck crossed the median and the westbound lanes at a high rate of speed. The White Pickup Truck then traveled across the county land until the passengers attempted to jump the irrigation canal, this disabled the vehicle. 10 individuals ran away, and 9 of them were taken into custody and turned to the U.S. Border Patrol agents.

Around 11:45 a.m., Pinal County Sheriff's Deputy noticed a 2006 White Trailblazer driving at a high rate of speed along the I-8 near Trekell Rd.

Pinal County Sheriff's Deputy entered the I-8 and tried to catch up with the vehicle. The White Trailblazer then entered onto Interstate-10 in Casa Grande and began traveling westbound. The deputy caught up with the vehicle and tried to execute a traffic stop in close proximity to mile marker 195 on I-10. The driver proceeded to drive over 100mph, while the passengers threw bales of marijuana out of the vehicle onto the road.

Approximately five vehicles that were not involved with the carrying of marijuana stopped and grabbed the bales that were thrown from the vehicle. Due to the traffic conditions, deputies and DPS were not able to recover the bales. However, 374 pounds of marijuana was able to be recovered.

The Trailblazer exited on McCartney Rd. in Casa Grande, made its way east bound toward Overfield Rd. and into Central Arizona College. The vehicle then turned eastbound onto Woodruff Rd. Ahead, Pinal County Sheriff's Deputies set up spike strips that successfully deflated both front tires of the Trailblazer.

The occupants involved were later discovered as Mario Perez-Paz, 43, and Juan Aguilar-Zavala, 21. Both men were taken into custody and booked into the Pinal County Sheriff's Jail on accounts for Possession of Marijuana, Possession of Marijuana for Sale, Transportation of Marijuana to Sale, Conspiracy to Transport Marijuana for Sale, and Unlawful Flight.

Border Patrol and Customs Enforcement officials were able to find the location of the smugglers and marijuana from a stash house in Mesa. Authorities also identified 20 illegals from Guatemala and Mexico.
Pinal County Sheriff Babeu says, "These foreign drug smugglers try to outrun our deputies and even throw bales of marijuana from their vehicle. We caught these criminals who put our deputies and our local citizens in harm's way and now they will go to prison for their crimes."

Friday, 19 December 2014

White Male sentenced to eight months in USA Prison for slapping Negro Baby

Every traveler has their own horror stories about enduring crying babies on planes. But sometimes those piercing wails do lead to violence. In 2013, a man on a Delta flight landing in Atlanta slapped a 19-month-old toddler sitting next to him, and yelled at the mother to “shut that (n-word) ( Nigger) baby up.” The man later pleaded guilty to simple assault and was sentenced to eight months in prison.

This man slapped a baby on a plane (Photo: Mushots.com)

Illegal Drunk Mexican Rams Patrol Car and Runs: Hillsboro Oregon Mexican Suburb Mexicans Everywhere

Hillsboro Police Search For Suspected Impaired Driver
Hillsboro Police Dept. - 12/13/14

On 12/13/14 at 8:40 AM Hillsboro police patrol officers were alerted to a possible DUI driver by a motorist in the area of NE Arrington Rd and Cornell. The witness reported that a man

driving a Buick 4-dr was driving very erratically in the area. A Hillsboro police patrol officer observed the vehicle in that area driving all over the road and disregarding traffic control devices.

The officer followed the Buick and observed the driver failing to stop at traffic lights, stop signs and driving recklessly with no regard for safety. The driver failed to yield to the officer and stop. As the officer attempted to stop the vehicle, the driver drove at the patrol car and clipped the front right corner of the patrol causing minor damage. The officer continued to attempt to stop the car as it drove approx three miles through SE Hillsboro where it eventually came to a dead end residential street near SE Tamango St and SE Wenlock St. The suspect drove into a field in the area and then fled on foot.

Officers initiated a K-9 track, searching for the suspect with negative results.

The suspect is described as a male Hispanic, mid 30's, 5' 8" tall, 160 lbs, dark hair, wearing dark jeans and a dark jacket. The suspect remains at large and faces numerous driving charges, reckless endangering, hit and run, escape and elude.