Posted on 04/17/2005 2:57:26 PM PDT by occutegirl
CANDLELIGHT VIGIL TO HONOR DEPUTY DAVID MARCH DATE: Friday, April 29, 2005 TIME: 5:00pm - Gates open at 4:00pm, Event concludes 7:00pm WHERE: Irwindale Speedway, Live Oak Blvd [South of 210 Fwy - West of 605 Fwy] Refreshments and candles will be provided.
NOTE: Minuteman Leader, Jim Gilchrist carries a framed photo of Deputy Sheriff David March who was brutally murdered by illegal alien Armando Garcia who fled to Mexico and is living free under the protection of Presidente Fox who refuses to extradite him to the U.S. for prosecution. Jim asked that we share with you that his Minuteman effort is his Tribute to Deputy Sheriff David March and a plea that we ALL stand together
- DEMAND Garcia extradited, our borders secured and ALL illegal aliens immediately apprehended and deported as our law mandates.
Camp David March. The base camp is named in honor of David March, who was killed by a criminal illegal alien.
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We can never forget brave Americans like David March. May he rest in peace
"illegal alien Armando Garcia who fled to Mexico and is living free under the protection of Presidente Fox"
That's president Vincente Arafat.
Cant we just send a hit squad over there to kill the SOB, we could just call it part of the War on Terror.
I wonder how many citizens have been killed by illegals since Bush took office. If they are gang members, are they not terrorists?
Is it religious discrimination to say Al Queda are terrorists and not MS 13? Why did the families of the victims of 911 get settlements but not the victims of ms 13 gang members?
ClintoBeGone probably won't be chiming in on this one - it doesn't paint the MMP in a bad light (and it isn't kind to CBG favorite president, Vicente Fox)
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Deputy March was executed. The officer was shot and down, the killer then stood over March and shot him in the head.
If you can get through the broken syntax, this 2003 interview with Los Angeles County Sheriff Lee Baca gives some insight into what the situation is in Mexico regarding extradition.
"...Deputy David March. He lived in Saugus. He was making what should have been a routine traffic stop in Irwindale in April 2002. He was gunned down. The suspect is Armando "Chato" Garcia. He is believed to have fled to his native Mexico within about 24 hours after the murder. Mexico won't extradite in a death case. Over the summer you met with Mexican Pres. Vicente Fox, or with his people?
Baca: I didn't meet with Vicente Fox. I met with the heads of the (Mexican) federal attorney general's office over the issue — the Mexican equivalent of their federal police. But they are prosecutors, they're attorneys, they're not cops in the context of how we see things. But they run the system of extraditions; they run the systems of ministry of foreign affairs issues concerning prosecutions in Mexico for fleeing Mexicans from America or any other place.
Signal: What happened?
Baca: A lot of things happened. First of all, I took a team from the attorney general's office of California with me; I took my own investigators and captain of my homicide bureau; and I took a member of he legal staff of the county counsel. I asked to visit a prison, and I asked for dialogue on the articles of law in Mexico that allow them to extradite, and what are the impasses, and what are they doing to change their laws to facilitate the return of an Armando Garcia.
They were very open, and I first of all went to the prison where, if a person who cannot be extradited, say a murderer — we have a death penalty, Mexico does not; therefore Mexico won't extradite based on a death penalty issue. Recently they changed their law, and I believe the Mexican authorities are correct when they say they're not happy with the new law that says you cannot also extradite if the person will be in prison without the possibility of parole. Which is what our system is, essentially, in California.
What I asked is, what are you doing to fix that second law that becomes so impermissible? And they said, we have an appeal to our own supreme court, and we are asking the supreme court to vacate that ruling that you can't extradite someone without the possibility of parole.
Signal: Do you know when that is supposed to come before the court?
Baca: They're going to get that thing resolved — they'll hear from their supreme court probably later on this year or early next. So the (Mexican) attorney general is actually fighting that law within their own country. So that's a positive.
The prison I visited had an individual who killed two Lynwood High School girls. One was his estranged girlfriend who, when she said, "I no longer want to see you," he, the next day, shot and killed her on her way to school, with her cousin. He fled down to Mexico like Armando Garcia. He was serving time in the Mexican prison that I visited. He had a 75-year sentence. Sixty years must be served, then you're eligible for parole. The guy is about 25 or 26 years old. Well, he'll be 86 years old by the time he's going to get released under their system.
Now, I have a desire to look at it from both angles. If we can't put a person into the death penalty here in the United States because they're down there in Mexico and we'll never get them up here, then the question has to be asked, why don't we prosecute them down there and have them sentenced to their own penal system..."
"I wonder how many citizens have been killed by illegals since Bush took office. If they are gang members, are they not terrorists? "
I read the other day there are over 3,000 murders attributed to illegals who have committed homicide and then fled back to the tender mercies of El Fox and the Mexican arseholios. Normally they do not even bothered to hunt them down, let alone charge them for extradition.
Is America not a great country for illegal criminals or what? Just never get between the ACLU and a politician when it come to your rights, or those of illegal felons, you will lose each and every time.
On April 29, 2002, Deputy Dave March was murdered on the streets of Los Angeles County. The suspected gunman then fled the Country to Mexico. It is believed by many that the Mexican Government has refused to extradite the suspected killer because he may be imprisoned for life or executed for the crime.
The reason for this website is to bring to light the terrible problem Law Enforcement and United States Citizens face when criminals can flee to Mexico to be considered untouchable. Mexico's lack of cooperation has led to a suspected murderer running free, laughing at the United States, it's people, and its Law Enforcement.
Our hope is that this suspect, Armando Garcia, is brought to justice and that Mexico changes it's policies regarding harboring murderers of Americans.
http://www.deputydavidmarch.com/
It is sad that Bush worry's more about illegal immigrants getting harrassed by 'vigilante' Minutemen in Texas then about the murder of our law enforcement officers by criminal aliens.
Didn't hear Bush say one word about this case or any similar case where a Mexican illegal killed a federal, state, or local law enforcement officer.
BOTH scumbags should be strung up...
Coming Up
April 29
Candlelight Vigil to Honor Deputy David March
Baldwin Park, Calif. - Guests: Sheriff Lee Baca -- Rep. Tom Tancredo
Deputy David March Candlelight Vigil
Posted by The John and Ken Show @ 2:56 pm
After John & Ken finish knocking down the doors of a few congressional members in DC, they turn their attention to the story of Deputy David March. Deputy March was brutally gunned down in the streets of Irwindale three years ago. His killer, Armando Garcia, fled to Mexico and the Mexican government has refused to extradite him.
On April 29th, the parents of Deputy March will be holding a candlelight vigil outside the Irwindale Speedway. John & Ken will be broadcasting from the speedway starting at 3pm. The vigil will begin at 5pm with guest speakers; Congressman Tom Tancredo (R-Co), Los Angeles District Attorney Steve Cooley, Deputy Roy Burns, President of the Association of Los Angeles Sheriffs Deputies, and closing speaker is Sheriff Lee Baca.
Join John & Ken as they continue the fight against illegal immigration, and bringing killers like Armando Garcia to justice. For more information on the vigil for Deputy March click to: www.escapingjustice.com
http://www.johnandkenshow.com/index.php?p=646
We thank God for brave Americans like David March.....We won't forget him.
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