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Abduction is a daily routine in Mexico
The Dallas Morning News ^ | 1-25-05 | LAURENCE ILIFF

Posted on 01/25/2005 11:09:32 AM PST by primeval patriot

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Mr. French said there is no evidence that Mexican immigrants are bringing Mexico's culture of kidnapping to the United States.

What an idiot. Mexicans did this kidnapping, they have held whole housefuls of people in Phoenix for ransom. They kidnap right and left in Mexico --- why wouldn't they do the same here?

21 posted on 01/25/2005 8:42:20 PM PST by FITZ
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They kidnap right and left in Mexico --- why wouldn't they do the same here?

Well it's happening right in front of our eyes.

The Dallas Morning News thinks it can pull a "security consultant" out of its hat and tell us otherwise.

22 posted on 01/25/2005 9:04:57 PM PST by primeval patriot
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Mexico is such a filthy, corrupt sh*thole.

Coming soon to a neighborhood near you, if it isn't there already.

23 posted on 01/25/2005 9:10:29 PM PST by primeval patriot
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Some related links

Oak Cliff crime 'out of hand'

Hispanic businesses want police action; chief defends agency

Rosie Rodriguez, an Oak Cliff flower shop owner, doesn't believe police are doing enough to keep her business safe. So she has taken matters into her own hands. She has spent more than $20,000 on surveillance cameras, personal electronic alarms for herself and employees and steel bars for her doors and windows. She also keeps a gun on the premises.

"The police are not doing a damn thing. They've taken videos that show people vandalizing and said they'd get back to me and have not done so," she said at a meeting Monday of more than 30 Hispanic business owners at a restaurant on West Jefferson Boulevard. Dallas Police Chief David Kunkle and some local politicians attended to respond to the business owners' fears about becoming victims of violent crime. Santos Lozano, owner of Morelia Mexican restaurant, called the meeting in response to the kidnapping of fellow restaurateur Oscar Sanchez. Mr. Lozano said it was an act of violence that shows the need for stronger actions by police.

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Mexico may not be oasis for kidnap suspect

Suspect's ex-school stunned

24 posted on 01/25/2005 9:32:29 PM PST by primeval patriot
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To: Eric in the Ozarks; Paulus Invictus

As far as owning guns in Mexico, it's all about who you know, or rather who you pay off or are friends with. People with money or status don't have to follow the same rules that the peasants do.


25 posted on 01/25/2005 10:01:23 PM PST by need_a_screen_name
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