Enrique Salinas de Gortari fue asesinado
Enrique Salinas de Gortari murdered - Officials opine that revenge not the main motive
EFE
"México, 6 dic (EFE).- Enrique Salinas de Gortari, hermano menor del ex presidente de México Carlos Salinas, murió asesinado por asfixia con una bolsa de plástico, informó el procurador de justicia del Estado de México.
El procurador del Estado de México, Alejandro Navarrete Prida, confirmó en una rueda de prensa la muerte violenta del menor de los tres hermanos Salinas y dijo que hay pistas sólidas que podrían conducir a la solución del caso.
"Enrique Salinas de Gortari falleció por asfixia por sofocación en su modalidad de obstrucción de vías respiratorias altas", dijo el fiscal, quien atajó así algunas versiones sobre una posible muerte de varios disparos.
El cadáver de Salinas fue encontrado la mañana de este lunes por policías locales del municipio de Huixquilucan, aledaño al Distrito Federal, en un vehículo Volkswagen Passat gris, con matrícula del estado de Morelos, que se encontraba en el barrio de Lomas de Anáhuac de esa localidad.
"No hay disparos, no hay elementos que permitan señalar que hubo una tortura en términos formales. Presenta algunos hematomas nada más el cadáver, y en los codos", añadió el funcionario.
El cuerpo del menor de los Salinas yacía en el asiento delantero derecho "con una bolsa de plástico cubriéndole la cabeza", dijo Navarrete.
El fiscal señaló que la Procuraduría de Justicia del Estado de México "continúa con las investigaciones" y cuenta con varias pistas sólidas en el caso.
Navarrete dijo que el móvil no está claro pero que por el momento "lo que hemos descartado (...) es el secuestro", las de índole política, y señaló que es posible que conociera a sus victimarios.
Para el fiscal, una muerte por asfixia "significa que la intención original no era provocarle la muerte sino generar una extorsión, obtener algún tipo de información".
Navarrete pidió "dejar que las investigaciones avancen" e indicó que la dependencia que dirige tiene "evidencia jurídica sólida que nos va a permitir tener una investigación muy ágil".
"La tasa de esclarecimiento de homicidios en el Estado de México es de las más altas del país. Tenemos una superior al 85 por ciento de homicidios dolosos, que es muy alto, y estoy cierto que en el caso tenemos evidencias suficientes para poder concluirlo satisfactoriamente en bien de la justicia", agregó. (...)"
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Mexico City, December 16, 2004. The Prosecutor of the State of Mexico reported that Enrique Salinas de Gortari, the younger brother of the ex president of Mexico Carlos Salinas de Gotari, was murdered by asphyxiation with a plastic bag.
The State Attorney of Mexico, Alejandro Navarrete Prida, confirmed in a press conference the violent death of the younger of the three Salinas brothers, and said that there are solid clues that might lead to the solution of the case.
"Enrique Salinas de Gortari died of asphyxia in the form of obstruction of the upper airways", said the State Attorney, who considered some versions among several possible murder causes.
The body of Salinas was found this Monday morning in a gray Volkswagon Passat, with Morelos State registration, by local Municipal police, adjacent to the Federal District, in the Lomas de Anáhuac quarter of the township of Huixquilucan.
"There are no shots, there are no elements that allow to point out that there was a torture in formal terms. The corpse presents some haematomas, not at all more, and in the elbows ", added the official.
The body of the younger Salinas was lying in the front right seat " with a plastic bag covering the head ", said Navarrete.
The district attorney pointed out that the Attorney General of the State of Mexico " continues with the investigations " and possesses several solid tracks in the case.
Navarrete said that the motive is not clear but that for the time being " what we have discarded (...) it is kidnapping," of a political nature, and it pointed out that it is possible that he knew his attacker.
In the official's view, a death by asphixiation "shows the original intention was not to cause death, but to extort, to gain some type of information."
Navarrete asked " to allow that the investigations advance "and indicated that the directing office has "solid juridical evidence that is going to allow to have us a very quick investigation."
"The solution rate of murder cases in the State of Mexico is of the highest of the country. We have one superior to 85 per cent of aggravated homicides, which is very high, and I am sure that in this case we have sufficient evidence to be able to conclude it satisfactorily for the good of justice ", he added. (...)
Complete article at URL Dec. 7, 2004:
http://www.t1msn.com.mx/noticias/Nacional/Seguridad/
lunes, diciembre 06, 2004
sábado, diciembre 04, 2004
The Rosarito Theatre Guild presents
SIGHTS AND SOUNDS OF THE SEASON
The Diamond Chorale, under the direction of Mavourneen O'Brien, will celebrate its 11th anniversary with the lighting of the Menorah and Advent Wreath along with skits and songs, some serious and some nonsensical. It promises to be an entertaining event you won't want to miss.
OLDE VIC THEATRE IN ROSARITO at Calle Cardenas (3 blocks west of Waldo's) Friday Dec. at 7 pm, Saturday Dec. 11 at 2:00 pm
Donation $8.00
Reservations: (661) 612-1174 (Rosarito); (664) 631-3967 (Tijuana)
Email: <annehinesmex@hotmail.com>
SIGHTS AND SOUNDS OF THE SEASON
The Diamond Chorale, under the direction of Mavourneen O'Brien, will celebrate its 11th anniversary with the lighting of the Menorah and Advent Wreath along with skits and songs, some serious and some nonsensical. It promises to be an entertaining event you won't want to miss.
OLDE VIC THEATRE IN ROSARITO at Calle Cardenas (3 blocks west of Waldo's) Friday Dec. at 7 pm, Saturday Dec. 11 at 2:00 pm
Donation $8.00
Reservations: (661) 612-1174 (Rosarito); (664) 631-3967 (Tijuana)
Email: <annehinesmex@hotmail.com>
miércoles, noviembre 10, 2004
From Ron K.
Four times this week someone has attempted to introduce a Trojan Horse into my computer. The latest one today was an Email attachment from "Postmaster" "Delivery Notification". My Norton Anti-Virus stopped all attempts.
You may want to post on your blog for folks to keep their anti-virus program updated.
Four times this week someone has attempted to introduce a Trojan Horse into my computer. The latest one today was an Email attachment from "Postmaster" "Delivery Notification". My Norton Anti-Virus stopped all attempts.
You may want to post on your blog for folks to keep their anti-virus program updated.
sábado, octubre 23, 2004
For an update on the Math/Electronics/Licensing workshop presented by the El Cajon Amateur Radio club in San Diego County, click on: http://california_now.blogspot.com/2004_09_26_california_now_archive.html
jueves, octubre 21, 2004
Confirman yacimiento-Natural gas deposits confirmed
"El yacimiento de gas metano descubierto en la región alta del Golfo de California, en la zona conocida como “Depresión Wagner”, se considera uno de los más importantes en el mundo, porque puede generar hasta 145 millones de metros cúbicos por día.
El informe presentado ayer por el coordinador de asesores de la presidencia municipal, Alfredo Cañas Mendoza, destaca que el yacimiento se relaciona con procesos geológicos ocurridos hace millones de años.
La “Depresión Wagner” se localiza a unas 50 millas de las costas de Baja California, casi frente a las comunidades de San Felipe, Puertecitos y San Luis Gonzaga, estas dos últimas dentro de los límites del municipio de Ensenada.
Cañas Mendoza indicó que el doctor Nicolás Grijalva Reyes, investigador del Centro de Investigación Cientifica y Educación Superior de Ensenada (Ciese), encabezó dos cruceros de exploración en Golfo de California en el 2003.
El objectivo de los cruceros, abundó, fue identificar los gases que fueron observados en los que se realizaron entre julio y octubre de 1986, en las tareas de investigación se involucraron naves de la Armada de México."
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A methane gas deposit discovered in the upper region of the Gulf of California, in the zone known as the “Wagner Depression”, is considered one of the most important in the world, because it can generate up to 145 million cubic meters per day.
The report presented yesterday by the coordinator of advisers of the (Ensenada) municipal presidency, Alfredo Cañas Mendoza, emphasizes that the deposit is related to geological happened processes million years ago.
The “Wagner Depression” is located to approximately 50 miles from the coast of Baja California, almost opposite to the communities of San Felipe, Puertecitos and San Luis Gonzaga, these last two are inside the limits of the municipality of Ensenada.
Canes Mendoza indicated that doctor Nicolás Grijalva Reyes, investigator of the Center of Scientific Investigation and Higher education of Ensenada (Ciese), headed two cruises of exploration in Gulf of California in 2003.
The aim of the cruises, which was implemented, was to identify the gases observed in what was realized by those who performed tasks of investigation between July and October, 1986, on Mexican Navy ships.
From: Mendoza, A. (2004, octubre 20) Confirman yacimiento. Frontera, p. 13
URL: October 20, 2004 <http://www.frontera.info/buscar/traernotanew.asp?NumNota=282031>
"El yacimiento de gas metano descubierto en la región alta del Golfo de California, en la zona conocida como “Depresión Wagner”, se considera uno de los más importantes en el mundo, porque puede generar hasta 145 millones de metros cúbicos por día.
El informe presentado ayer por el coordinador de asesores de la presidencia municipal, Alfredo Cañas Mendoza, destaca que el yacimiento se relaciona con procesos geológicos ocurridos hace millones de años.
La “Depresión Wagner” se localiza a unas 50 millas de las costas de Baja California, casi frente a las comunidades de San Felipe, Puertecitos y San Luis Gonzaga, estas dos últimas dentro de los límites del municipio de Ensenada.
Cañas Mendoza indicó que el doctor Nicolás Grijalva Reyes, investigador del Centro de Investigación Cientifica y Educación Superior de Ensenada (Ciese), encabezó dos cruceros de exploración en Golfo de California en el 2003.
El objectivo de los cruceros, abundó, fue identificar los gases que fueron observados en los que se realizaron entre julio y octubre de 1986, en las tareas de investigación se involucraron naves de la Armada de México."
__________________________________________________________
A methane gas deposit discovered in the upper region of the Gulf of California, in the zone known as the “Wagner Depression”, is considered one of the most important in the world, because it can generate up to 145 million cubic meters per day.
The report presented yesterday by the coordinator of advisers of the (Ensenada) municipal presidency, Alfredo Cañas Mendoza, emphasizes that the deposit is related to geological happened processes million years ago.
The “Wagner Depression” is located to approximately 50 miles from the coast of Baja California, almost opposite to the communities of San Felipe, Puertecitos and San Luis Gonzaga, these last two are inside the limits of the municipality of Ensenada.
Canes Mendoza indicated that doctor Nicolás Grijalva Reyes, investigator of the Center of Scientific Investigation and Higher education of Ensenada (Ciese), headed two cruises of exploration in Gulf of California in 2003.
The aim of the cruises, which was implemented, was to identify the gases observed in what was realized by those who performed tasks of investigation between July and October, 1986, on Mexican Navy ships.
From: Mendoza, A. (2004, octubre 20) Confirman yacimiento. Frontera, p. 13
URL: October 20, 2004 <http://www.frontera.info/buscar/traernotanew.asp?NumNota=282031>
miércoles, octubre 06, 2004
Gerritsen Matter Update:
"Daily Digest
Federal Communications Commission
445 12th St., SWWashington, D.C. 20554
Vol. 23 No. 189
News media information 202 / 418-0500Internet: http://www.fcc.gov
TTY: 202/418-2555
October 5, 2004
JACK GERRITSEN. Issued a monetary forfeiture in the amount of $10,000 to Jack Gerritsen for operating a radio station in the Amateur Radio Services without authorization from the Federal Communications Commission. Action by: Assistant Chief, Enforcement Bureau. Adopted: 10/01/2004 by Forfeiture Order. (DA No. 04-3183). EB , EB DA-04-3183A1.doc DA-04-3183A1.pdf DA-04-3183A1.txt"
cf. October 6, 2004 <http://www.fcc.gov/Daily_Releases/Daily_Digest/2004/dd041005.html>
Shorty , K6JSI, has commented that the forfeiture order makes interesting reading; it does.
October 6, 2004 URL: <http://hraunfoss.fcc.gov/edocs_public/attachmatch/DA-04-3183A1.doc>
"Daily Digest
Federal Communications Commission
445 12th St., SWWashington, D.C. 20554
Vol. 23 No. 189
News media information 202 / 418-0500Internet: http://www.fcc.gov
TTY: 202/418-2555
October 5, 2004
JACK GERRITSEN. Issued a monetary forfeiture in the amount of $10,000 to Jack Gerritsen for operating a radio station in the Amateur Radio Services without authorization from the Federal Communications Commission. Action by: Assistant Chief, Enforcement Bureau. Adopted: 10/01/2004 by Forfeiture Order. (DA No. 04-3183). EB , EB DA-04-3183A1.doc DA-04-3183A1.pdf DA-04-3183A1.txt"
cf. October 6, 2004 <http://www.fcc.gov/Daily_Releases/Daily_Digest/2004/dd041005.html>
Shorty , K6JSI, has commented that the forfeiture order makes interesting reading; it does.
October 6, 2004 URL: <http://hraunfoss.fcc.gov/edocs_public/attachmatch/DA-04-3183A1.doc>
miércoles, septiembre 29, 2004
Amateur Extra licensing workshop at the Amateur Radio Club of El Cajon, California
Dates: Tuesdays & Thursdays (the start date has been rescheduled to October 21. This is the second schedule change and it is suggested you verify the schedule with ARC El Cajon, in case there are further changes...).
The classes will begin 21 October with a math review. They will be held every Tuesday and Thursday, and are scheduled to end by 16 December. Bob Bostic, KB7NG, is the instructor; he is an electrical engineer.
Time: 7 PM - 9PM.
Location: El Cajon Fire Station, S. Magnolia & E. Lexington - in the basement. Enter from the parking lot in back. Do not enter the fire station.
For further information, the following operators can be contacted on the Lyon's Peak machine, in San Diego County, W6SS, 146.265 (plus offset, PL 107.2 encode/decode):
Dave, KG6QCO - Email kg6qco@cox.net
Tom, KC6NXS - Email kc6nxz@tns.net
Stogie, KG6JCW - Email kg6jcw@mjpdan.com
The Amateur Extra class licensee is permitted all available U.S. Amateur Radio operating privileges on all bands and all modes. Earning the license is more difficult; it requires passing a thorough 50 question examination. Extra class licensees must also have passed all previous license class written examinations, including a five word-per-minute Morse code test. About 15 percent
of licensed operators earn the Extra class.
"Math1" class for Amateur Radio-ARC of El Cajon
Thursday, 10/22/2004
7:00-9:00 PM
Please read: ARRL Extra Class License Manual, 8th ed. (text)
Please bring: text, hand calculator capable of trig & log functions, pencil & notebook
Tuesday, 10/26/2004
7:00-9:00PM
Topics: ratios, algebraic expressions, graphs, solving equations, plotting, linear equations, logarithms, functions, areas and volumes, Pythagorean theorem.
"Math3" class for Amateur Radio-ARC of El Cajon
Thursday, 10/29/2004
7:00-9:00PM
Topics: definitions of trigonometric functions, magnitude and phase angle, practical trigonometry, laws of sines and cosines, vectors and phasors, Lissajous figures, harmonic distortion.
There is no class scheduled for November 2, 2004 - Club board meeting.
Dates: Tuesdays & Thursdays (the start date has been rescheduled to October 21. This is the second schedule change and it is suggested you verify the schedule with ARC El Cajon, in case there are further changes...).
The classes will begin 21 October with a math review. They will be held every Tuesday and Thursday, and are scheduled to end by 16 December. Bob Bostic, KB7NG, is the instructor; he is an electrical engineer.
Time: 7 PM - 9PM.
Location: El Cajon Fire Station, S. Magnolia & E. Lexington - in the basement. Enter from the parking lot in back. Do not enter the fire station.
For further information, the following operators can be contacted on the Lyon's Peak machine, in San Diego County, W6SS, 146.265 (plus offset, PL 107.2 encode/decode):
Dave, KG6QCO - Email kg6qco@cox.net
Tom, KC6NXS - Email kc6nxz@tns.net
Stogie, KG6JCW - Email kg6jcw@mjpdan.com
The Amateur Extra class licensee is permitted all available U.S. Amateur Radio operating privileges on all bands and all modes. Earning the license is more difficult; it requires passing a thorough 50 question examination. Extra class licensees must also have passed all previous license class written examinations, including a five word-per-minute Morse code test. About 15 percent
of licensed operators earn the Extra class.
"Math1" class for Amateur Radio-ARC of El Cajon
Thursday, 10/22/2004
7:00-9:00 PM
Please read: ARRL Extra Class License Manual, 8th ed. (text)
Please bring: text, hand calculator capable of trig & log functions, pencil & notebook
Topics-Origins of mathematics & numbers, definitions, laws for operations, inverses, powers, exponents, roots, Metric prefixes, Dimensional analysis.
Special notes-homework:
- Demonstrate square root calculations to 10 places. Solve: the square root of 2, to 10 places, using a manually composed algorithm method.
- Demonstrate the assigned dimensional analysis conversion: Solve "c" (speed of light) in ft/sec, given there are 5280 feet in a mile.
Tuesday, 10/26/2004
7:00-9:00PM
Topics: ratios, algebraic expressions, graphs, solving equations, plotting, linear equations, logarithms, functions, areas and volumes, Pythagorean theorem.
"Math3" class for Amateur Radio-ARC of El Cajon
Thursday, 10/29/2004
7:00-9:00PM
Topics: definitions of trigonometric functions, magnitude and phase angle, practical trigonometry, laws of sines and cosines, vectors and phasors, Lissajous figures, harmonic distortion.
There is no class scheduled for November 2, 2004 - Club board meeting.
martes, septiembre 21, 2004
FIFTEENTH ANNUAL WINSYSTEM END OF SUMMER CAMP-OUT:
"Campland-On-The-Bay," Mission Bay, San Diego
On Sat, Sept. 25th @ 9am - Continental breakfast at Campland, where many of WINSYSTEM members will be camping for the week end, when you find the area of B-29 to B-36 on one side and then on the other side find G-3 to G-14 park your car and come on in to enjoy some breakfast which the WIN SYSTEM will provide this year.
Lunch is open for you to take care of.
There will be a KIDS KORNER full of games and crafts for the kids to do and yes any of the "big" kids can join in on the fun. At 3pm there will be doing Limbo, the drawing for the best dressed man and woman, and then the whitest legs contest.
At 4pm we will start up the grills for the chicken and tri-tips. and Nancy needs everyone to bring a side salad to share for all of us and then like last year we will have the band to start playing at 6pm until 10 pm
There are many gift baskets being put together for our 50/50 raffles where when the last prize will be half of the money so bring lots along with you, the more we raise the more for not only the winner but to the Win System. This year we are going to sell single tickets will be $2.00 each or $10.00 the length of how tall you are. So just be ready to buy, buy and buy tickets and mostly come to have lots of fun.
Question - you can call Nancy Balchin @ 760-788-5992 or email her at
ht8-2wt@cox.net
URL: 21 September, 2004 <http://www.winsystem.org/index.html>
"Campland-On-The-Bay," Mission Bay, San Diego
On Sat, Sept. 25th @ 9am - Continental breakfast at Campland, where many of WINSYSTEM members will be camping for the week end, when you find the area of B-29 to B-36 on one side and then on the other side find G-3 to G-14 park your car and come on in to enjoy some breakfast which the WIN SYSTEM will provide this year.
Lunch is open for you to take care of.
There will be a KIDS KORNER full of games and crafts for the kids to do and yes any of the "big" kids can join in on the fun. At 3pm there will be doing Limbo, the drawing for the best dressed man and woman, and then the whitest legs contest.
At 4pm we will start up the grills for the chicken and tri-tips. and Nancy needs everyone to bring a side salad to share for all of us and then like last year we will have the band to start playing at 6pm until 10 pm
There are many gift baskets being put together for our 50/50 raffles where when the last prize will be half of the money so bring lots along with you, the more we raise the more for not only the winner but to the Win System. This year we are going to sell single tickets will be $2.00 each or $10.00 the length of how tall you are. So just be ready to buy, buy and buy tickets and mostly come to have lots of fun.
Question - you can call Nancy Balchin @ 760-788-5992 or email her at
ht8-2wt@cox.net
URL: 21 September, 2004 <http://www.winsystem.org/index.html>
viernes, septiembre 17, 2004
Board of Directors General Meeting - San Antonio Del Mar Homeowners & Residents
10 AM, September 18, 2004, in the Park
Board of Directors Recommendations, Rules and Regulations, Bylaws, Maintenance & Security
Special Guest Presentation
10 AM, September 18, 2004, in the Park
Board of Directors Recommendations, Rules and Regulations, Bylaws, Maintenance & Security
Special Guest Presentation
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Sesión General de la junta directiva - San Antonio Del Mar Propietarios y Residentes
A las 10h00, el 18 de septiembre de 2004, en el Parque
Recomendaciones de junta directiva, Reglas y Regulaciones, Estatuto, Mantenimiento y Seguridad
Presentación de Invitado Especial
sábado, septiembre 11, 2004
Real estate craziness
I was sitting at a roadside lunch establishment south of Porto Nuevo, blissfully minding my own business when....
A police cruiser drove slowly by and a woman burst from a nearby real estate office screaming. The people in the real estate office had stolen papers from her, she proclaimed loudly. A man came out of the office and denied her assertions. "He's lying!!" she said frantically. A heated argument ensued, and two policemen went inside and searched the office for the missing papers. It was apparently determined that the lady had misplaced them in her car. She got in her car and drove off.
The proprietor of the cafe showed up with the order and my wife, the cook, and a real estate agent from the office discussed the situation. "The woman is crazy." the agent muttered. "What happened that got her so upset?" asked the cook. We turned to the agent, and she told us that it was all a misunderstanding.
The cook was unconvinced, as the agent made small talk and eventually went back into the office.
Since I am not very good at reading tea leaves, I can't be sure what precipitated this ugly little scene. The lady who did all the yelling apparently wasn't wired tightly. The real estate office involved has a reputation locally for sleazy business practices. The agent's off the cuff remarks seemed disingenuous.
The policemen, who answered the lady's call for help, handled the issue professionally and apparently this issue is resolved. But hey, what is up with all the fuss?
Apparently you have to choose your real estate agent as wisely as you would choose your friends.
I was sitting at a roadside lunch establishment south of Porto Nuevo, blissfully minding my own business when....
A police cruiser drove slowly by and a woman burst from a nearby real estate office screaming. The people in the real estate office had stolen papers from her, she proclaimed loudly. A man came out of the office and denied her assertions. "He's lying!!" she said frantically. A heated argument ensued, and two policemen went inside and searched the office for the missing papers. It was apparently determined that the lady had misplaced them in her car. She got in her car and drove off.
The proprietor of the cafe showed up with the order and my wife, the cook, and a real estate agent from the office discussed the situation. "The woman is crazy." the agent muttered. "What happened that got her so upset?" asked the cook. We turned to the agent, and she told us that it was all a misunderstanding.
The cook was unconvinced, as the agent made small talk and eventually went back into the office.
Since I am not very good at reading tea leaves, I can't be sure what precipitated this ugly little scene. The lady who did all the yelling apparently wasn't wired tightly. The real estate office involved has a reputation locally for sleazy business practices. The agent's off the cuff remarks seemed disingenuous.
The policemen, who answered the lady's call for help, handled the issue professionally and apparently this issue is resolved. But hey, what is up with all the fuss?
Apparently you have to choose your real estate agent as wisely as you would choose your friends.
lunes, septiembre 06, 2004
sábado, agosto 28, 2004
Human smuggler charges hefty fee
TIJUANA – Mouakkeh Mouhamed Rouchdi, is facing charges after Mexican immigration authorities captured him with two people of Iraqi origin at the city bus station.
The suspect is apparently of Syrian-French background.
He arrived in Tijuana this week with the two others after traveling from La Paz, Mexican authorities said. He purportedly charged the two others $10,000 each to transport them illegally into San Diego, according to Mexican authorities.
The identities of the other two people weren't clear. Both were of Iraqi origin but had Greek nationality.
Mexican authorities said the two flew from Greece to Paris to Cancun. From there, they flew to La Paz, where they took the bus up the Baja California peninsula to Tijuana.
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El contrabandista humano carga el honorario pesado
TIJUANA – Mouakkeh Mouhamed Rouchdi, está frente a cargas después de autoridades mexicanas de inmigración lo capturó con dos personas del origen Iraquí en la estación de autobús de ciudad.
El sospechoso es aparentemente de fondo sirio-francés.
El llegó en Tijuana esta semana con los dos otros después de viajar de La Paz, las autoridades mexicanas dijeron. El cargó supuestamente los dos otros $10.000 cada en transportarlos ilegalmente en San Diego, según autoridades mexicanas.
Las identidades de las otras dos personas no eran claras. Ambos eran del origen Iraquí pero de la nacionalidad griega tenida.
Las autoridades mexicanas dijeron el dos volaron de Grecia a París a Cancun. De allí, ellos volaron a La Paz, donde ellos tomaron el autobús arriba la península de Baja California a Tijuana.
TIJUANA – Mouakkeh Mouhamed Rouchdi, is facing charges after Mexican immigration authorities captured him with two people of Iraqi origin at the city bus station.
The suspect is apparently of Syrian-French background.
He arrived in Tijuana this week with the two others after traveling from La Paz, Mexican authorities said. He purportedly charged the two others $10,000 each to transport them illegally into San Diego, according to Mexican authorities.
The identities of the other two people weren't clear. Both were of Iraqi origin but had Greek nationality.
Mexican authorities said the two flew from Greece to Paris to Cancun. From there, they flew to La Paz, where they took the bus up the Baja California peninsula to Tijuana.
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El contrabandista humano carga el honorario pesado
TIJUANA – Mouakkeh Mouhamed Rouchdi, está frente a cargas después de autoridades mexicanas de inmigración lo capturó con dos personas del origen Iraquí en la estación de autobús de ciudad.
El sospechoso es aparentemente de fondo sirio-francés.
El llegó en Tijuana esta semana con los dos otros después de viajar de La Paz, las autoridades mexicanas dijeron. El cargó supuestamente los dos otros $10.000 cada en transportarlos ilegalmente en San Diego, según autoridades mexicanas.
Las identidades de las otras dos personas no eran claras. Ambos eran del origen Iraquí pero de la nacionalidad griega tenida.
Las autoridades mexicanas dijeron el dos volaron de Grecia a París a Cancun. De allí, ellos volaron a La Paz, donde ellos tomaron el autobús arriba la península de Baja California a Tijuana.
sábado, agosto 21, 2004
Jailed for transporting arms
A 26 year old Mayan Indian from Tekit, Yucatan, was sentenced to over 10 years in prison for carrying a 30/30 carbine. Agents of the Office of Protección y Vialidad detained Juan Hilario Gil Medina on 9 April 2000, when they found the carbine in a station wagon with him.
Juan Hilario argued that it is common for indigenous Mayans to use firearms to hunt. He has appealed what he considers an unjust sentence. A ballistics test shows that the carbine has not been fired in many years. It was manufactured in 1894 and is almost inoperable. He has elected to request a pardon from President Vicente Fox.
Lo encarcelaron por portar arma
Un de 26 años de edad indígena maya de Tekit, el Yucatán, fue sentenciado a sobre 10 años en la prisión para llevar una 30 30 carabina. Los agentes de la Oficina de Protección Y Vialidad encarcelaron a Juan Hilario Gil Medina el 9 de abril 2000, cuando ellos encontraron la carabina en un camioneta con él.
Juan Hilario discutió que es común para indígena maya utilizar las escopetas para cacería. El ha apelado lo que él considera una condena injusta. Una prueba de la balística muestra que la carabina no se ha despedido en muchos años. Se fabricó en 1894 y es casi inoperable. El ha elegido a solicitar un indulto presidencial del Vicente Fox.
A 26 year old Mayan Indian from Tekit, Yucatan, was sentenced to over 10 years in prison for carrying a 30/30 carbine. Agents of the Office of Protección y Vialidad detained Juan Hilario Gil Medina on 9 April 2000, when they found the carbine in a station wagon with him.
Juan Hilario argued that it is common for indigenous Mayans to use firearms to hunt. He has appealed what he considers an unjust sentence. A ballistics test shows that the carbine has not been fired in many years. It was manufactured in 1894 and is almost inoperable. He has elected to request a pardon from President Vicente Fox.
Lo encarcelaron por portar arma
Un de 26 años de edad indígena maya de Tekit, el Yucatán, fue sentenciado a sobre 10 años en la prisión para llevar una 30 30 carabina. Los agentes de la Oficina de Protección Y Vialidad encarcelaron a Juan Hilario Gil Medina el 9 de abril 2000, cuando ellos encontraron la carabina en un camioneta con él.
Juan Hilario discutió que es común para indígena maya utilizar las escopetas para cacería. El ha apelado lo que él considera una condena injusta. Una prueba de la balística muestra que la carabina no se ha despedido en muchos años. Se fabricó en 1894 y es casi inoperable. El ha elegido a solicitar un indulto presidencial del Vicente Fox.
lunes, agosto 09, 2004
The official count for the Tijuana Mayoral election was concluded on August 5, 2004
Jorge Hank Rhon, of the Institutional Revolutionary Party, won the election by about 4,000 votes, and is scheduled to take office on December 1. Tijuana, Mexico, has a population close to 2 million people.
The mayor-elect suggested he was looking for a Tijuana police chief who was like former Mexico City police director Arturo Durazo during a post-election interview on August 5. Durazo was arrested and convicted in 1984 for tax fraud and for extorting members of his police force; he was considered one of the most corrupt officials in Mexico before his death in 2000.
Hank said Durazo was a good police chief aside from the corruption.
He is reported to have a worth of $50 million. He is the owner of the Caliente Sports Betting operation, The Caliente Hippodrome, an exotic animal zoo, and other businesses.
Jorge Hank Rhon, of the Institutional Revolutionary Party, won the election by about 4,000 votes, and is scheduled to take office on December 1. Tijuana, Mexico, has a population close to 2 million people.
The mayor-elect suggested he was looking for a Tijuana police chief who was like former Mexico City police director Arturo Durazo during a post-election interview on August 5. Durazo was arrested and convicted in 1984 for tax fraud and for extorting members of his police force; he was considered one of the most corrupt officials in Mexico before his death in 2000.
Hank said Durazo was a good police chief aside from the corruption.
He is reported to have a worth of $50 million. He is the owner of the Caliente Sports Betting operation, The Caliente Hippodrome, an exotic animal zoo, and other businesses.
jueves, julio 29, 2004
Comments regarding emergency communications:
Comments regarding a copyrighted article by Roger Williams, KA7VOM:
(Sun, 25 Jul 2004 21:54:42 -0700 Radio Corner - Amateur Radio Emergency Services by Roger Williams - The Digital Journalist ? July 2004 Contents ? Column Radio Corner: Amateur Radio Emergency Services July 2004 by Roger Williams KA7VOM)
Williams commented that the leadership of Department of Homeland Security should "inform themselves of the capabilities and resources of these organizations, especially since a tie between the government and the self-sufficient amateur radio groups would undoubtedly be beneficial to the country during any emergency situation in which communications was of prime importance."
Pat, XE2KB60XX - Since the road to hell is paved with good intentions; may I pose a couple of questions?
How would HAM radio in the States interface with the Department of Homeland Security? I seriously doubt if DHS actually has a communications system, or would know what to do with it if it had one. If it does I, for one, have no idea how to link to it. Any terrorist planner with half a brain would take out as much of the hard-line and cellular system as he could, while he inflicts other grief. This should not be a big deal, since the 9/11 suicide bombers easily circumvented airport security, the FAA radar system, and the U.S. Air Force/Air National Guard, etc.
You have to remember that Al Qaida are pretty good planners, and it doesn't require much time nor money for them to plan, organize, and execute. So, on the civilian side at least, that leaves a bunch of hams and CB operators trying to tell each other what is going on when the next attack happens (note the use of the word WHEN, not if). What frequency should they use; who should they contact? Does the Amateur Service have a workable action plan? I bet the FCC doesn't have a clue how to come up with one.
Dick, XE2N6DHD - On March 27, 1964 I was in Kodiak Alaska. I was stationed at Marine Barracks, USNS Kodiak and was in town on liberty when the "Great Alaskan Earthquake" took place. At the time, the state of AK absolutely bristled with all sorts of huge military communications stations, radar installations, early warning networks, huge "vlf" radio transmitters to communicate with our "boomer" subs etc. etc. The earthquake was 9.3 on the Richter and lasted for over 5 1/2 minutes. After the 5 1/2 minutes, the only communications in and out of Alaska for MANY days was amateur radio! All of that fancy military hardware, along with its impressive infrastructure to operate it was broken up, and without electricity to run it. When the military did re-establish its comm, it was all they could handle to see to the National defense and get its own facilities repaired. All of the civilian and humanitarian communications links with the outside world were handled by the ham community in AK and for an extended period of time! I was amazed at how little credit or appreciation they received for thier (Sic) hard work and appalled by the fact that the country didn't seem to learn the lesson it should have taught them!
Pat, XE2KB6OXX - Electrical engineers, Power linemen and electricians generally agree that the safest way to set up a portable generator in the event of a power failure is to first physically remove the electric meter once it is evident there is no electricity coming from the drop. This way, anyone working on the distribution side will not get back feed current from your generator. The power company will reinstall it for you when the system is back on line.
Dick, XE2N6DHD - You're right about removing the electric meter for all of the reasons mentioned. If you don't, you can also fry the generator with the line surge if/when the power comes back on. As to the line noise. The best thing you can do with a "small" generator (3 or 4 Kw or smaller) is to hook it up to your refrigerator first, then use a small battery charger to maintain charge in a couple of 12 car batts hooked up in parallel. Run your radios off of the battery bank and there won't be any 60 Hz hum. You will probably have to take the charger off line when transmitting though. It's amazing how much power it takes to run basic household appliances. I had a 4 Kw Onan for my rv. It would run the A/C unit plus ONE other appliance. We had a very small microwave and the generator didn't like to see it come on while the A/C was running! A solar panel or two hooked up to 1 or 2- 12V car batts will run a small 2M rig on low power forever.
Comments regarding a copyrighted article by Roger Williams, KA7VOM:
(Sun, 25 Jul 2004 21:54:42 -0700 Radio Corner - Amateur Radio Emergency Services by Roger Williams - The Digital Journalist ? July 2004 Contents ? Column Radio Corner: Amateur Radio Emergency Services July 2004 by Roger Williams KA7VOM)
Williams commented that the leadership of Department of Homeland Security should "inform themselves of the capabilities and resources of these organizations, especially since a tie between the government and the self-sufficient amateur radio groups would undoubtedly be beneficial to the country during any emergency situation in which communications was of prime importance."
Pat, XE2KB60XX - Since the road to hell is paved with good intentions; may I pose a couple of questions?
How would HAM radio in the States interface with the Department of Homeland Security? I seriously doubt if DHS actually has a communications system, or would know what to do with it if it had one. If it does I, for one, have no idea how to link to it. Any terrorist planner with half a brain would take out as much of the hard-line and cellular system as he could, while he inflicts other grief. This should not be a big deal, since the 9/11 suicide bombers easily circumvented airport security, the FAA radar system, and the U.S. Air Force/Air National Guard, etc.
You have to remember that Al Qaida are pretty good planners, and it doesn't require much time nor money for them to plan, organize, and execute. So, on the civilian side at least, that leaves a bunch of hams and CB operators trying to tell each other what is going on when the next attack happens (note the use of the word WHEN, not if). What frequency should they use; who should they contact? Does the Amateur Service have a workable action plan? I bet the FCC doesn't have a clue how to come up with one.
Dick, XE2N6DHD - On March 27, 1964 I was in Kodiak Alaska. I was stationed at Marine Barracks, USNS Kodiak and was in town on liberty when the "Great Alaskan Earthquake" took place. At the time, the state of AK absolutely bristled with all sorts of huge military communications stations, radar installations, early warning networks, huge "vlf" radio transmitters to communicate with our "boomer" subs etc. etc. The earthquake was 9.3 on the Richter and lasted for over 5 1/2 minutes. After the 5 1/2 minutes, the only communications in and out of Alaska for MANY days was amateur radio! All of that fancy military hardware, along with its impressive infrastructure to operate it was broken up, and without electricity to run it. When the military did re-establish its comm, it was all they could handle to see to the National defense and get its own facilities repaired. All of the civilian and humanitarian communications links with the outside world were handled by the ham community in AK and for an extended period of time! I was amazed at how little credit or appreciation they received for thier (Sic) hard work and appalled by the fact that the country didn't seem to learn the lesson it should have taught them!
Pat, XE2KB6OXX - Electrical engineers, Power linemen and electricians generally agree that the safest way to set up a portable generator in the event of a power failure is to first physically remove the electric meter once it is evident there is no electricity coming from the drop. This way, anyone working on the distribution side will not get back feed current from your generator. The power company will reinstall it for you when the system is back on line.
Dick, XE2N6DHD - You're right about removing the electric meter for all of the reasons mentioned. If you don't, you can also fry the generator with the line surge if/when the power comes back on. As to the line noise. The best thing you can do with a "small" generator (3 or 4 Kw or smaller) is to hook it up to your refrigerator first, then use a small battery charger to maintain charge in a couple of 12 car batts hooked up in parallel. Run your radios off of the battery bank and there won't be any 60 Hz hum. You will probably have to take the charger off line when transmitting though. It's amazing how much power it takes to run basic household appliances. I had a 4 Kw Onan for my rv. It would run the A/C unit plus ONE other appliance. We had a very small microwave and the generator didn't like to see it come on while the A/C was running! A solar panel or two hooked up to 1 or 2- 12V car batts will run a small 2M rig on low power forever.
sábado, julio 17, 2004
martes, junio 08, 2004
domingo, mayo 02, 2004
Campo Martha, Baja California
American Residents of Campo Martha were threatened in March with eviction from their residences if they did not pay fees of up to $5,500 apiece to cover unpaid camp Federal Zone taxes dating from 2001.
The owners of the camp say that the rents do not cover the assessments, the property will be sold at auction and everyone will be evicted unless the residents do not help.
Campo Martha is a coastal trailer camp run by Martha Sandoval. The camp is the sole source of support for Martha and her ten children. The Sandoval family began squabbling after Martha became incapacitated in 2001. Because of lawsuits and the ensuing wrangling among family members, a judge ordered the children to undergo mental examinations and temporarily put Martha in a nursing home. He ordered the bills for Martha's care be paid from the trailer camp.
A nieghboring landowner has laid claim to part of Campo Martha, and apparently has originated various legal actions related to this issue. He is married to one of Martha's daughters, and is likely to bid on the campo if it is auctioned.
American residents of Campo Martha feel that the money they have paid for the Federal Zone assessment has been diverted from the monthly fees they have paid, and that they will be forced to pay the same fees twice. There has been a sucession of lawyers and conservators demanding money from them; the legitimacy of these claims is in question. They have obtained legal representation.
Information source, cf."Gringo Gazette," April 22, 2004, pg. 7
American Residents of Campo Martha were threatened in March with eviction from their residences if they did not pay fees of up to $5,500 apiece to cover unpaid camp Federal Zone taxes dating from 2001.
The owners of the camp say that the rents do not cover the assessments, the property will be sold at auction and everyone will be evicted unless the residents do not help.
Campo Martha is a coastal trailer camp run by Martha Sandoval. The camp is the sole source of support for Martha and her ten children. The Sandoval family began squabbling after Martha became incapacitated in 2001. Because of lawsuits and the ensuing wrangling among family members, a judge ordered the children to undergo mental examinations and temporarily put Martha in a nursing home. He ordered the bills for Martha's care be paid from the trailer camp.
A nieghboring landowner has laid claim to part of Campo Martha, and apparently has originated various legal actions related to this issue. He is married to one of Martha's daughters, and is likely to bid on the campo if it is auctioned.
American residents of Campo Martha feel that the money they have paid for the Federal Zone assessment has been diverted from the monthly fees they have paid, and that they will be forced to pay the same fees twice. There has been a sucession of lawyers and conservators demanding money from them; the legitimacy of these claims is in question. They have obtained legal representation.
Information source, cf."Gringo Gazette," April 22, 2004, pg. 7
martes, abril 20, 2004
domingo, abril 18, 2004
Costly Border Vengance
April 15, 2004, San Ysidro, CA
Guadalupe Flores Guimenez, AKA Raul Barron, told U.S. Federal agents at the San Ysidro Port of Entry that, while in a Tijuana restaurant, he overheard a plot to plant explosives on a tour bus and explode it while crossing the border inspection station. He provided the joint terrorism task force in San Diego with a license plate number and descriptions.
After 500 hours of investigation, Federal prosecutors determined that the tip was false. Guimenez had been involved in an October traffic collision and dispute in Tijuana. According to U.S. Attorney Steve Cook, the defendant and his wife "shouted that they would make problems for (the other motorist) at the border, and that's exactly what they did."
A federal grand jury indicted the defendant, whose identity is in question, on March 26 referring to him as "John Doe." At a hearing today, it was determined that Guimenez was using the alias "Raul Barron," and he was using a dead man's social security number to enter the United States. The defendant was held without bail pending a detention hearing.
Agents from the Joint Terrorism Task Force located the owner of the described car and determined through interviews and customs records that he could not have been in Tijuana at the time alleged by the defendant, Cook said. And, they realized the owner of the car had been in an accident with Guimenez,. When confronted by agents, Guimenez, "admitted he had made up the entire story because he wanted to exact revenge" on the other motorist, Cook said.
Assistant U.S. Attorney Michael Skerlos, who heads the office's terrorism unit said that false tips are expensive and divert attention from those that may have merit. "There are a number of reports that turn out not to be substantiated and it does come at great cost to the resources of the Joint Terrorism Task Force," Skerlos said. "That's why we take these things seriously."
This information was taken from an April 15, 2004 article appearing in the San Diego Union-Tribune.
________________________________________________________________
Vengance costoso en la linea
El 15 de abril de 2004, San Ysidro, CA
Guadalupe Flores Guimenez, alias Raul Barron, reportó a los agentes federales EE.UU. en el porto de la Entrada en San Puerto de Ysidro, mientras en un restaurante de Tijuana, él oyó por casualidad un plan para poner los explosivos en un autobús de la visita y lo estalla al cruzar la estación contigua de la inspección. El proporcionó la Fuerza conjunta de la Tarea de Terrorismo en San Diego con un número de plato de licencia y descripciones.
Después que 500 horas de la investigación, acusadores Federales determinaron que la punta era falsa. Guimenez se había implicado en un choque del tráfico de octubre y una disputa en Tijuana. Según al Steve Cook, de la Oficina Abogado de los EE.UU., el acusado y su esposa "gritó que ellos harían los problemas (el otro automovilista) en la frontera, y eso es exactamente lo que ellos hicieron."
Un jurado de acusación federal acusó al acusado, cuya identidad está en la pregunta, el 26 de marzo refiriéndose a él como "John Doe." En una vista hoy, se determinó que Guimenez utilizaba el alias "Raul Barron," y él utilizaba un número del seguro social de un hombre muerto para entrar los Estados Unidos. El acusado fue tenido sin la fianza hasta una vista de la detención.
Los agentes de la Fuerza Conjunta de la Tarea de Terrorismo localizaron al dueño del coche describieron y determinaron por los registros de entrevistas y aduana que él no podría haber estado en Tijuana en el tiempo pretendido por el acusado, dijo el Sr. Cook. Y, ellos se dieron cuenta de que el dueño del coche había estado en un accidente con Guimenez,. Cuándo confrontó por agentes, Guimenez, "admitió que él había compuesto el cuento entero porque él quiso poner la venganza exacta" al otro automovilista, dijo el Sr. Cook.
Los EE.UU. ayudantes. El abogado Michael Skerlos, que dirige de oficina de la unidad de terrorismo dijo que puntas falsas son costosas y desvían la atención de esos que puede tener el mérito. "Hay varios informes que resultan para no ser justificados y vienen en gran costo a los recursos de la Fuerza Conjunta de la Tarea de Terrorismo," Skerlos dijo. "Por eso nosotros tomamos estas cosas gravemente."
Esta información se tomó de un el 15 de abril de 2004 artículo que aparece en la Unión-Tribuna de San Diego.
April 15, 2004, San Ysidro, CA
Guadalupe Flores Guimenez, AKA Raul Barron, told U.S. Federal agents at the San Ysidro Port of Entry that, while in a Tijuana restaurant, he overheard a plot to plant explosives on a tour bus and explode it while crossing the border inspection station. He provided the joint terrorism task force in San Diego with a license plate number and descriptions.
After 500 hours of investigation, Federal prosecutors determined that the tip was false. Guimenez had been involved in an October traffic collision and dispute in Tijuana. According to U.S. Attorney Steve Cook, the defendant and his wife "shouted that they would make problems for (the other motorist) at the border, and that's exactly what they did."
A federal grand jury indicted the defendant, whose identity is in question, on March 26 referring to him as "John Doe." At a hearing today, it was determined that Guimenez was using the alias "Raul Barron," and he was using a dead man's social security number to enter the United States. The defendant was held without bail pending a detention hearing.
Agents from the Joint Terrorism Task Force located the owner of the described car and determined through interviews and customs records that he could not have been in Tijuana at the time alleged by the defendant, Cook said. And, they realized the owner of the car had been in an accident with Guimenez,. When confronted by agents, Guimenez, "admitted he had made up the entire story because he wanted to exact revenge" on the other motorist, Cook said.
Assistant U.S. Attorney Michael Skerlos, who heads the office's terrorism unit said that false tips are expensive and divert attention from those that may have merit. "There are a number of reports that turn out not to be substantiated and it does come at great cost to the resources of the Joint Terrorism Task Force," Skerlos said. "That's why we take these things seriously."
This information was taken from an April 15, 2004 article appearing in the San Diego Union-Tribune.
________________________________________________________________
Vengance costoso en la linea
El 15 de abril de 2004, San Ysidro, CA
Guadalupe Flores Guimenez, alias Raul Barron, reportó a los agentes federales EE.UU. en el porto de la Entrada en San Puerto de Ysidro, mientras en un restaurante de Tijuana, él oyó por casualidad un plan para poner los explosivos en un autobús de la visita y lo estalla al cruzar la estación contigua de la inspección. El proporcionó la Fuerza conjunta de la Tarea de Terrorismo en San Diego con un número de plato de licencia y descripciones.
Después que 500 horas de la investigación, acusadores Federales determinaron que la punta era falsa. Guimenez se había implicado en un choque del tráfico de octubre y una disputa en Tijuana. Según al Steve Cook, de la Oficina Abogado de los EE.UU., el acusado y su esposa "gritó que ellos harían los problemas (el otro automovilista) en la frontera, y eso es exactamente lo que ellos hicieron."
Un jurado de acusación federal acusó al acusado, cuya identidad está en la pregunta, el 26 de marzo refiriéndose a él como "John Doe." En una vista hoy, se determinó que Guimenez utilizaba el alias "Raul Barron," y él utilizaba un número del seguro social de un hombre muerto para entrar los Estados Unidos. El acusado fue tenido sin la fianza hasta una vista de la detención.
Los agentes de la Fuerza Conjunta de la Tarea de Terrorismo localizaron al dueño del coche describieron y determinaron por los registros de entrevistas y aduana que él no podría haber estado en Tijuana en el tiempo pretendido por el acusado, dijo el Sr. Cook. Y, ellos se dieron cuenta de que el dueño del coche había estado en un accidente con Guimenez,. Cuándo confrontó por agentes, Guimenez, "admitió que él había compuesto el cuento entero porque él quiso poner la venganza exacta" al otro automovilista, dijo el Sr. Cook.
Los EE.UU. ayudantes. El abogado Michael Skerlos, que dirige de oficina de la unidad de terrorismo dijo que puntas falsas son costosas y desvían la atención de esos que puede tener el mérito. "Hay varios informes que resultan para no ser justificados y vienen en gran costo a los recursos de la Fuerza Conjunta de la Tarea de Terrorismo," Skerlos dijo. "Por eso nosotros tomamos estas cosas gravemente."
Esta información se tomó de un el 15 de abril de 2004 artículo que aparece en la Unión-Tribuna de San Diego.
jueves, marzo 11, 2004
Trapped man rescued by U. S. Border Patrol
Sunday March 7, 2004, around 8PM, there was an incident in Boulevard, California, where a person was
trapped on Boundary Peak. The call came in on his cell phone. don't know
what country he was a citizen of but he didn't speak English. For the first
1/2 hour they didn't have much of an idea where he was as he was giving a
location name no one in Boulevard was aware of. Using a guess that Boundary
Peak was the only big mountain in the area the Boulevard Chief headed that way.
Boulevard Fire requested Copter 1 to assist them in locating the victim and
air lifting rescue equipment to the area. Copter 1 was unavailable! ( As
were Astrea, the Coast Guard or the Military.) Fortunately the Border Patrol
copter was available to assist in the location and a Border Patrol auto jack
was used to lift the bolder off the trapped victim, who was air lifted out
by Mercy Air WHO SEEMED TO HAVE AVOIDED THE "WEATHER" PROBLEM COPTER 1 HAD.
There was a request by fire to go 100 meters across the border and allow the
copter to fly in Mexican airspace. Through our dispatcher, Heartland fire,
through the CDF dispatcher, Monta Vista. Whoever Monta Vista talked to
denied permission.
The Grupo (sp?) rescue people from Tecate did show up towards the end of the
operation.
Sunday March 7, 2004, around 8PM, there was an incident in Boulevard, California, where a person was
trapped on Boundary Peak. The call came in on his cell phone. don't know
what country he was a citizen of but he didn't speak English. For the first
1/2 hour they didn't have much of an idea where he was as he was giving a
location name no one in Boulevard was aware of. Using a guess that Boundary
Peak was the only big mountain in the area the Boulevard Chief headed that way.
Boulevard Fire requested Copter 1 to assist them in locating the victim and
air lifting rescue equipment to the area. Copter 1 was unavailable! ( As
were Astrea, the Coast Guard or the Military.) Fortunately the Border Patrol
copter was available to assist in the location and a Border Patrol auto jack
was used to lift the bolder off the trapped victim, who was air lifted out
by Mercy Air WHO SEEMED TO HAVE AVOIDED THE "WEATHER" PROBLEM COPTER 1 HAD.
There was a request by fire to go 100 meters across the border and allow the
copter to fly in Mexican airspace. Through our dispatcher, Heartland fire,
through the CDF dispatcher, Monta Vista. Whoever Monta Vista talked to
denied permission.
The Grupo (sp?) rescue people from Tecate did show up towards the end of the
operation.
viernes, enero 23, 2004
ROGELIO DELGADO-NERI MURDERED
A former Baja California state prosecutor was ambushed on, January 21, 2003, in a Tijuana bar. One of his bodyguards and two other people were also shot and killed. Five others were wounded.
The State Attorney General, Antonio Maretinez-Luna noted that there had been threats to Delgado's life. He commented, "We know that when we fight organized crime we are exposed to that."
ROGELIO DELGADO-NERI ASESINADO
Un fiscal anterior del estado de Baja California era cazado por sorpresa, de enero el 21 de 2003, en una barra de Tijuana. Tiraron y fueron matado a uno de sus guardias personales y a dos otras personas también. Cinco otros fueron heridos.
El procurador general del estado, Antonio Martinez-Luna observó que había habido amenazas a la vida de Delgado. Él comentó, "nosotros sabe que cuando luchamos crimen organizado nos exponen a ése."
A former Baja California state prosecutor was ambushed on, January 21, 2003, in a Tijuana bar. One of his bodyguards and two other people were also shot and killed. Five others were wounded.
The State Attorney General, Antonio Maretinez-Luna noted that there had been threats to Delgado's life. He commented, "We know that when we fight organized crime we are exposed to that."
ROGELIO DELGADO-NERI ASESINADO
Un fiscal anterior del estado de Baja California era cazado por sorpresa, de enero el 21 de 2003, en una barra de Tijuana. Tiraron y fueron matado a uno de sus guardias personales y a dos otras personas también. Cinco otros fueron heridos.
El procurador general del estado, Antonio Martinez-Luna observó que había habido amenazas a la vida de Delgado. Él comentó, "nosotros sabe que cuando luchamos crimen organizado nos exponen a ése."
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