Saloman Renteria-Valdez (61), an illegal alien, is facing deportation after sexually molesting an unidentified child. This would be his third deportation.
Renteria-Valdez also has been arrested in connection with human trafficking, robbery, possession of illegal drugs, and an assortment of other crimes since 1977.
March 3, 2008
HOUSTON, Tx — Luis Hernandez (17) got out of his chains and simply walked out of the city jail during transfer on Sunday.
Officers noticed Hernandez missing during a headcount.
Hernandez was in custody on a marijuana charge.
He was last seen wearing a short-sleeved blue and white striped shirt, gray pants and white shoes.
Anyone with information is asked to call Houston police at 713-884-3131
Leopoldo Aparicio-Lopez (24) was arrested while traveling back into the United States from Mexico. Lopez was wanted in connection with the rape and impregnation of a 15 year old girl.
Lopez, when captured was involved in smuggling marijuana across the border.
This falls under information they didn’t want you to know. It just represents another reason why American’s far and wide should fight and fight hard to stop Matricular cards in the United States. As you read this information, watch for the key word “remittances”.
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From Jeff Schwilk - SDMM - March 4, 2008 (Email Alert)
Ahh, the real reason the Mexican Government wants to flood America with alien matricular cards….they know damn well that drug cartels use them to send tens of billions of dollars of drug money to Mexico.
This is yet another “secret” Enrique Morones and the Mexican Consulates try to conceal! Is anyone surprised? Open borders are mostly about illegal drugs and the money the rich and elite (on both sides of the border) make off the massive drug trade from Mexico. Connect the dots and follow the money!
PARTIAL TRANSLATION FROM:
http://www.jornada.unam.mx/2008/03/01/index.php?section-politica&article=012n1po1
According to a report from the U.S. government, in the last five years, the Mexican drug cartels have achieved “to repatriate” to Mexico 22 Billion dollars, by means of transactions in the financial system and by conduit of the companies that the migrants use for their remittances.
The 2008 report of the International Narcotics Control Strategy, of the American State Department, notifies that Mexico is one of the jurisdictions that more challenges represent for the authorities of the neighboring northern country (U.S.) regarding money laundering, since by Mexico’s northern border they pass dollar cargos from the sale of drugs in the United States.
It stands out that, besides utilizing sophisticated traditional financial system, of banks and exchange stores, the drug-traffickers have responded to a new tactic to use the companies specialized in remittances, to launder money.
MATRICULA CONSULAR
It is easier to disguise the illicit origin of money shipments, as if were remittances, since migrants should only present their matricula consular as identification, to summarize the shipment of dollars to their relatives in Mexico, without the need to open a bank account.
“This makes lawful remittances more accessible, but also leaves open the potential for money laundering of groups of organized crime.”
According to the report, it is estimated that from 2003 to this date, the bosses of drug trafficking managed to introduce to Mexico 22 billion dollars, product of the sale of drugs in the United States.
February 28, 2008
DICKINSON, TEXAS - Three men were arrested during a drug bust at a McDonalds fast food restaurant on the Gulf Freeway Wednesday.
Suspects Jose Rangel (25), Hernan Garza (27) and Elvin Cosme (29) were arrested and charged with possession of cocaine with intent to deliver. They were booked into jail and had bond set at $50,000 each.
Police found a total of 12.7 lbs of cocaine, with a street value of $100,000 at the scene, as well as a gun.
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The Chino slaugherhouse case has triggered national outrage as well as the biggest meat recall to date. But what many won’t hear about is what else was found inside Hallmark/Westland Meat Co.
Luis Sanchez , aka Jose Luis Sanchez, aka Rafael Sanchez Herrera, aka Sanchez Herrera, aka Rafael Sanchez, surrendered this week, and after a slip of the tongue, gave the name Jose Luis Sanchez to the booking officer, and his birthday a month earlier then the one on their current records. This slight slip prompted further research which dug up numerous aliases and pending drug cases against Mr. Sanchez (or whatever his true name is).
Sanchez (or whatever his true name is), has been charged with three misdemeanor counts of using equipment to move animals in the slaughter house known as ‘downer cows’. This crime is chargeable with a maximum punishment of 1 1/2 years in country jail.
Mr. Sanchez (?) pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor drug possession charge in December 2003, avoiding jail time (and obviously deportation) by agreeing to enroll in a drug-rehabilitation program. He failed to show up for his final court hearing in that case.
Around the same time he was charged with felony possession of drugs for sale under another alias. An American citizen would be charged $60,000 in bail for the same charges. But Mr. Sanchez (?), he has no bail set because he’s in the country illegally.
Time will tell how long before he is back on our streets again, under yet another alias.
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OKLAHOMA - It took three long months of a join effort by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives and the District 27 Drug Task Force. But finally a illegal alien taking up residence in Tahlequah was arrested on various drug-related charges.
What began with several undercover purchases of drugs from Alex Gonzales, 23, ended with a traffic stop in Wagoner County on Tuesday, and several search warrants being issued, one involving a storage unit.
It was during these searches that task force agents found trafficking weight of what appeared to be cocaine along with a firearm. They also located an undisclosed amount of what appeared to be marijuana, an undocumented amount of cash, and two vehicles.
Gonzalez was found to have previous drug-related charges, and to have been in the country illegally.
The location of this drug seize is important in that it’s located in District 27 which is a known major drug trafficking corridor used by Mexican drug trafficking operations to transport their product, as well as proceeds from sales of product, into and out of the United States of America.
Gonzalez is now being held in the Wagoner County Jail on charges related to a traffic stop, as well as immigration charges, and pending further investigation, will be transferred to Cherokee County Jail.
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