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About 10 years ago, my son in Surprise had his Ford 250, Harley Dividson edition stolen in the middle of the night. A friend a couple houses down was a LEO in Maricopa County. He told my son that his truck was stolen by the Mexican “coyotes”, as the 250 is their favorite human trafficking transportation up from Mehico. He told my son it would be destroyed after they made a few trips back and forth to Mehico. They should find his truck somewhere in a couple weeks. It gets more disgusting than that. That morning a secretary from a construction site called him and said she had a bunch of documents that looked like they may have been from his glove compartment. They were found next to the work site’s fuel pump. He told her what had happened and she said that the cheap coyote bastards normally refuel at construction sites. His truck had been stripped so they could be fitted with straps for the new “american” wetbacks to hold onto as they scream across the desert. Judging from the mileage, it appears they made three trips to Mehico. They then brought the truck back to Arizona and drove it over a cliff. They had to bring in a huge crane to pull it out of the canyon before the far left envirowackos started complaining about it ruining da “enviomen.”

Someone on another thread was complaining about "everything being blamed on immigrants" "legal and illegal" and made no distinction between them. What you posted here points out how the illegal invaders must be taken seriously. Every time I see one of the little men loitering around a public transit area or hardware store/lumberyard, I think of the criminal system in place that allows them to come here.

This story is the truth. The off-duty cop neighbor told my son before the on-duty guys even arrived how this was going to go down and how and when it would end. He told my son they do reports on stolen F-250s in that part of Arizona on a daily basis because the “coyotes” prefer them. To me I would have thought they’d be stealing Cheebees. Maybe they do and keep them for themselves. Anyway. His nice truck was totaled. The insurance company had to pay for a new one.