20 year old police chief

[winos5]

[quote name="bubbleheadchief"]

I think we can probably narrow it down to thes, I really doubt in todays world you would runa crossa voluntary Joan of Arc.[/quote]



I don't know, plenty of people willing to make the ultimate sacrifice these days for a "cause" all over the world.

 

[bubbleheadchief]

[quote name="winos5"]



I don't know, plenty of people willing to make the ultimate sacrifice these days for a "cause" all over the world.[/quote]

Are you trying to tie a persons willingness to join the military with this in your comparison? I think you are seriously comparing apples to watermelons with that one, if thats the case.

 

[winos5]

[quote name="bubbleheadchief"]

Are you trying to tie a persons willingness to join the military with this in your comparison? I think you are seriously comparing apples to watermelons with that one, if thats the case.[/quote]



Definately not, just saying there are plenrty of people willing to die for their "cause" and become a martyr.

 

[bubbleheadchief]

[quote name="winos5"]



Definately not, just saying there are plenrty of people willing to die for their "cause" and become a martyr.[/quote]

Okay, I see which way you are going, yeah I agree.....LOL, I was going to say "but they arent suicidal like this one", but I guess they are, arent they?

 

[MassHavoc]

And now for something completely different:



Entire police force in Los Ramones, Mexico quits after gunmen attack headquarters

Bravo/Reuters A policeman walks among bullet-riddled patrol trucks after an attack at a police station in the town of Los Ramones. Gunmen shot more than 1,000 rounds and launched six grenades at the building.



Read more: http://www.nydailyne...l#ixzz13asokJin

The station had been inaugurated just three days earlier.

Mexico’s intelligence chief said this summer that nearly 30,000 people have died in drug related crimes since 2006

PS: I FUCKING LOVE THIS NEW COPY AND PASTE SHIT

 

[TJD]

And now for something completely different:



Entire police force in Los Ramones, Mexico quits after gunmen attack headquarters

Bravo/Reuters A policeman walks among bullet-riddled patrol trucks after an attack at a police station in the town of Los Ramones. Gunmen shot more than 1,000 rounds and launched six grenades at the building.



Read more: http://www.nydailyne...l#ixzz13asokJin









PS: I FUCKING LOVE THIS NEW COPY AND PASTE SHIT

"Now would probably be a good time to leave..."

 

[MassHavoc]

Sorry, I just can't let this go yet.



Another Mayor to be in Juarez murdered yesterday... and he wasn't even Mayor yet! Mayor Elect. These are public officials people. Can you imagine if a mayor in the US got publicly murdered in this way? Let alone several? They should just hire mercenaries. They can't do any worse. And at least they won't be on the drug cartel's teet.

 

[BigPete]

Sorry, I just can't let this go yet.



Another Mayor to be in Juarez murdered yesterday... and he wasn't even Mayor yet! Mayor Elect. These are public officials people. Can you imagine if a mayor in the US got publicly murdered in this way? Let alone several? They should just hire mercenaries. They can't do any worse. And at least they won't be on the drug cartel's teet.

Or we should go help. It is pretty unsettling that this shit is going on right next door.

 

[winos5]

Or we should go help. It is pretty unsettling that this shit is going on right next door.

Depends on what you mean by help. I know your not advocating a formal "police action" but it would definately take US military involvement similar to that in Columbia over the last 30 years. It's been pretty obvious the Obama administration is not in favor of enforcing current immigration laws or improving border security so why would they be willing to escalate US invovlement?



One thing that is really disturbing to me is that lately it seems that Mexico is becoming a route of entry for illegal aliens from SE Asia. Two weeks ago the local PD had a high speed chase with a "coyote". Coyote escaped, but they apprehended illegal immigrants from India.



High Speed Chase



For the record I live about 200 miles North of Reynosa, Mexico.

 

[MassHavoc]

Yeah I don't know that I want the US to get involved, they would probably just half ass the job and not really accomplish anything.

 

[jaxhawksfan]

Well they don't discriminate on killing:



Dead

 

[Tater]

Well they don't discriminate on killing:



Dead

Who bet on the "over" ?

 

[supraman]

The 20 year did not die. A 36 year old woman police chief did.

 

[MassHavoc]

The drug violence that has killed more than 31,000 people across the country since December 2006 is tarnishing the country's international image and worrying Washington and some investors.

In and around Ciudad Juarez, across the border from El Paso, Texas, some 7,200 people have died in drug violence since January 2008, when Mexico's top trafficker Joaquin "Shorty" Guzman made a push to control the city and its lucrative smuggling routes.

Unnacceptable. Anywhere in the world.

 

[bubbleheadchief]

Looks like she may have tucked tail and ran for the border.



http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/41904784/ns/world_news-americas/?GT1=43001

 

[winos5]

Looks like she may have tucked tail and ran for the border.



http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/41904784/ns/world_news-americas/?GT1=43001

Can't say I wouldn't do the same in her position. Was foolish to take the job in the 1st place. I'm surprised she lasted this long.

 

[supraman]

I don't know jack about what's going on in mexico but I find it hard to believer military forces can't overpower the drug cartels. I mean you the Army should have heavy armor. I think we've sold them some military tech too.



Like I said I don't know much about the problem down there so I might be in fact talking out of my ass.

 

[Ymono37]

I don't know jack about what's going on in mexico but I find it hard to believer military forces can't overpower the drug cartels. I mean you the Army should have heavy armor. I think we've sold them some military tech too.



Like I said I don't know much about the problem down there so I might be in fact talking out of my ass.

From what I understand there's too much corruption in both local and Federal areas of the Mexican police for anyone to really take a stand.



I agree with Winos, while I think her intentions were honerable I was waiting for her to give up, buy in, or wind up dead... and was surprised she held out this long.