'Dog' Chapman Gets Day In Mexican Court

NBC4 ^ | 12-4-2006 | NBC4

[Brilliant]

Interesting that Mexico doesn't enforce its laws against narco-criminals, murderers, and rapists, but it does enforce them against bail bondsmen.

[Proud_USA_Republican]

Harboring rich american felons has always been one of Mexico's biggest GDP generators.

[happinesswithoutpeace]

"was on Rice's desk" but not yet read by Rice."


State set the whole thing up to begin with!

[mysterio]

They better not extradite him to Mexico. He'll be dead in a week. Our government can't be stupid enough to actually honor Mexico's little rigged, corrupt justice system, can it?

[Liberty Valance]

I would think Tony Garza would be helpful in this situation, not Condi. After all, he's our Ambassador to Mexico and married to the wealthiest woman in Mexico.

[al baby]

Ok how come ?

[Risha]

ping

[subterfuge]

Chapman's capture of Luster catapulted the Honolulu-based bounty hunter to fame and led to the A&E reality series "Dog the Bounty Hunter."

WRONG you journalistic dweeb. He had the show long before this case happened.

[sissyjane]

Sorry, but you are mis-informed. The capture of Luster came first, and then the show.

[ErnBatavia]

I saw him and his wife being interviewed on some program last night (not Larry King), and they both kept referring to Tancredo as the Senator - repeatedly.

[happinesswithoutpeace]

State received a request from the Mexican Government to detain Dog and Co. State agreed and sent the Marshals in.

[Terabitten]

From the article: June 2003 capture of fugitive convicted rapist Andrew Luster

From you: WRONG you journalistic dweeb. He had the show long before this case happened.

You sure the show came first?

[Deaf Smith]

It's part of a diplomacy ploy on a larger scale to get Jack Bauer back from China. )~sarc

[Liberty Valance]

I think it had something to do with this case...
Juan Arellano Felix - Murdering head of a major drug cartel. We nabbed him off Acapulco while he was at sea. IIRC that's when the 'Dog' story broke as well. Mexico got their panties in a bunch over da Dog.

[Dr.Zoidberg]

Our government can't be stupid enough to actually honor Mexico's little rigged, corrupt justice system, can it?

Are you kidding? It was American collusion with Me-Hi-Co that got the Dog arrested in the first place.

Barring a miracle, Chapman is a dead man.

[happinesswithoutpeace]

Outstanding.

[Howard Jarvis Admirer]

Just think, if General Santa Anna had been smart in 1836, he could have had his Mexican Government send a request to the State Department and had the Marshals arrest Davie Crockett and the other Americans in the Alamo for committing crimes against Mexico. :)

[mysterio]

You think they'll really extradite him?

[sidegunner]

(..honor the corrupt Mex system..)

Maybe they will ask the congress and senate.