A road rage suspect who investigators say shot and killed a Washington state sheriff's deputy and wounded a police officer earlier this week was in the U.S. illegally, federal authorities said Thursday.
Fortunately, Juan Manuel Flores Del Toro has assumed ambient temperature as well, so he won't be an issue any longer.
Open The Border wider!
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WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (AP) — A Florida man has been acquitted of killing his father but convicted of dismembering the body. The Palm Beach Post reports that jurors found 50-year-old James “Jimmy” Scandirito II guilty Thursday of abuse of a corpse and not guilty of first-degree murder.
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Miguel Merecias-Lopez, 24, of Woodburn, Oregon, pleaded guilty to one count each of conspiracy to produce false identification documents and possession with intent to distribute methamphetamine.
According to court documents, from a time unknown until September 21, 2017, Merecias-Lopez and other co-conspirators were part of a Oaxaca, Mexico-based criminal conspiracy to produce and sell fraudulent U.S. government documents.
A review of electronic devices found in Merecias-Lopez’s apartment produced evidence that the conspiracy had operated in Woodburn for more than a decade and produced and sold more than 10,000 different fraudulent documents including driver’s licenses for more than 25 states, U.S. social security cards, immigration-related documents including non-immigrant visas and legal permanent resident cards, marriage licenses, vehicle bills of sale and titles, and birth certificates.
No Borders!
Just here doing the work that Americans won't do....
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A fight between two Washington state middle schoolers at a basketball game broke out which in turn resulted in a mob scene of 70 teenagers swarming around dozens of police officers, ultimately leading to the arrest of nine instigators on Friday evening.
Ultimately, 33 units from multiple jurisdictions were require to quell the rioting middle schoolers. Mind you, these kids range in age from 10 to 14. There's been some serious parenting failure over there in Clark County. My folks would never have put up with that.
And Pelosi believes that 16 year-olds should be allowed to vote?
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There's now an “exodus” of officers who are retiring early, transferring to a different agency, or otherwise leaving the bureau.
The officer cited the political landscape forced upon them by Mayor Ted Wheeler. “They are all leaving as soon as they can. Evidently there was a catch in the pay period this time that gave this month’s retirees a bit more, so that may have pushed the numbers up a bit,” the anonymous source tells us.
At least 50 are leaving the PPB within the next month. At this time, there are now over 100 vacancies at the Portland Police Bureau, with more cops leaving each week.
Officers in the bureau are learning that if you’re a good cop, if you follow your orders, if you follow standard procedures, you will be thrown under the bus by your commanding officers and the mayor when it’s politically convenient.
KOIN 6 reports that the city passed a budget calling for 50 new officers, but less than half of those positions have been filled. Mayor Ted Wheeler has a plan: “We’re reaching out to communities of color, we’re looking to recent immigrants to the United States, we’re looking to more women.” Yes, that’s the mayor’s plan. To recruit people who grew up in different countries, under entirely different types of laws, with completely different cultural norms, to be the ones to enforce the law in Portland.
You may recall the bureau’s hands-off approach during the 2016 election week riots, where scores of mask clad antifa smashed up windows and cars, with officers nowhere to be seen. In fact, central precinct commander Chris Davis even assisted the rioters by shutting down I-5 so they could riot some more.
The People's Republic of Portland has been the city's descriptive catchphrase for decades, only these days it fits the politics more closely than ever. Mayor Wheeler's struggle with how to balance public safety with his leftist ideology has never been been more apparent.
Oh, by the way: the current chief of police that Wheeler hired is - wait for it - Danielle Outlaw. She's from Oakland. Really.
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State ethics commissioners Thursday unanimously rejected a proposed settlement with ex-First Lady Cylvia Hayes, Commissioner Dan Mason said. Hayes, who owns a home in Bend, had agreed in January to a $44,000 fine for breaking ethics laws 22 times. But the settlement needed final approval from the Oregon Government Ethics Commission.
Ethics investigators concluded Hayes abused her access to Gov. John Kitzhaber, her longtime fiance, to land consulting work that paid more than $200,000.
Of course, she couldn't be bothered to attend the commission hearing. She's way too important to attend to such trivialities. And while she was frequently portrayed as the "First Lady", she was more like the "first ho".
What a couple.
She's run up tons of legal bills and has filed for bankruptcy, but she seems to still have Kitz the Weenie. Man, that guy's an idiot.
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Colorado’s Civil Rights Commission announced Tuesday that it will dismiss its latest charges against cake artist Jack Phillips. You might remember Phillips from his victory at the US Supreme Court last summer.
After the Supreme Court ruled in favor of Phillips, the Colorado Civil Rights Commission decided to attack him on this new charge. Instead of watching another case slowly creep through the courts, attorneys at the Alliance Defending Freedom went on the offense, suing the bureaucrats for their anti-religious bias.
Well if that's the way they're going to play, the bureaucrats decided, then they'll just take their ball and go elsewhere.
They really don't see why the guy and the attorneys backing him don't just play by the bureaucrats' rules, but having been burned badly during the last dance, they've decided not to do-see-do with those folks again.
Finally, bureaucrats have some sense pounded into them!
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BERKELEY (BCN)
The Alameda County District Attorney's Office has filed three felony charges against an Oakland man who allegedly attacked a conservative activist at University of California at Berkeley's Sproul Plaza last month.
Zachary Greenberg, 28, is charged with assault with force likely to produce great bodily injury, battery with serious bodily injury and criminal threats for his alleged attack on Hayden Williams, an organizer with the conservative group Turning Point USA, while Williams was manning a table at Sproul Plaza on Feb. 19.
Greenberg, who was arrested Friday but is now free on bail, also is charged with misdemeanor vandalism causing less than $400 in damage.
What a sad Zach. He's probably not feeling so self-righteous today, in view of the fact that he had a hot date with a judge this morning.
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BOSTON – A woman who was arrested earlier this month at a Mexican restaurant in Massachusetts for an alleged assault in which she knocked off a man's "Make America Great Again" hat is now facing deportation proceedings. Rosiane Santos was arrested in Falmouth, Massachusetts, on Feb. 15 and charged with disorderly conduct, assault and battery for the hat-related disturbance with Bryton Turner, who captured the incident on video.
The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency, known as ICE, has since accused Santos of being an unlawfully present citizen of Brazil residing near Falmouth. On Tuesday, Santos was arrested by deportation officers with ICE's Fugitive Operations Team, according to ICE spokesman John Mohan.
America's Official Crackpot wants to abolish ICE.
This sort of thing is perfectly okay with her.
Santos told police that Turner shouldn't be allowed in a Mexican restaurant with that hat. She was determined to be intoxicated during police examination - and here illegally.
Ah, them hot-blooded Latino gals....
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POTOMAC, Md. (ABC7) — An unemployed millennial threw a telephone at her mother's head because her mom declined to drive her to a yoga class, Montgomery County Police allege in court documents obtained by ABC7.
Holly Albert, 30, of the 12500 block of Northline Court in Potomac, Md., is charged with second-degree assault.
In August 2017, Albert's mother called 911 to report a domestic violence incident. Responding officers arrived at the family's single-family home and found Albert's mother with a blood-saturated shirt and hair that was "matted down with blood."
Albert's mother told police that her daughter wanted to attend an afternoon yoga class for meditative purposes. When Albert's mother declined to drive her there, the 30-year-old allegedly became irate, shouted insults, grabbed a house phone and chucked it directly at her mom's head.
Holly still lives with Mommy and Daddy for now - she's facing ten years in prison.
Mommy and Daddy obviously never acquired decent parenting skills.
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