Six Killed in Mexico Plane Crash The plane went down
shortly before noon in the municipality of Morelos after taking off from the
town of Calera en route to Mexico City
MEXICO CITY – Six
people who were traveling in a small plane belonging to the Mexican Attorney
General’s Office died Tuesday when it crashed in the northern state of
Zacatecas, authorities told Efe.
“Regrettably the occupants died,” a
spokesman for the AG’s office confirmed to Efe, adding that at present the
identities of the victims and the cause of the accident are not
known.
The plane went down shortly before noon in the municipality of
Morelos after taking off from the town of Calera en route to Mexico
City.
Evidently, the plane lost altitude, ultimately hitting the ground
and bursting into flame in the community known as Noria de los Gringos, Milenio
Television reported.
The state attorney general of Zacatecas, Arturo
Nahle, confirmed the six deaths via Twitter and said that the aircraft was the
same one on which federal Attorney General Jesus Murillo Karam traveled to the
state last month. EFE
Police seek help finding woman who steals Hondas
Tucson police are looking for a woman they describe as a serial car thief.
Friday the department released a photo taken by a traffic camera of the woman they suspect is responsible for "numerous auto thefts," Sgt. Chris Widmer, spokesman for the Tucson Police Department, said in a news release. The photo was taken on Jan. 26, about 20 minutes after the car was reported stolen.
La Fonda " That likes to steal Honda's " Do you know her ?
The thief targets 1990s model Honda passenger cars.
The woman is described as 20 to 30 years old, 5 feet 6 inches tall and weighing between 95 and 115 pounds. She has blond or brown hair.
Anyone with information about the identity of the suspect should call 911 or 99-CRIME
A ccording to unconfirmed reports by the Free Syrian Army and others, Israeli jets flew over Damascus on Saturday morning, circled Assad's palace, and then bombed a chemical plant .
If it really happened, the strike could be a both risky and prudent move for Israel.
One analyst recently advocated a "one-off" strike as the most measured response to Syrian chemical weapon use :
"The most proportional response (to limited chemical weapons use) would be a strike on the units responsible, whether artillery or airfields," said Jeffrey White, a former senior official at the Pentagon's Defense Intelligence Agency and a Middle East expert who is now a defense fellow at the Washington Institute For Near East Policy told Reuters.
" It would demonstrate to Assad that there is a cost to using these weapons - the problem so far is that there's been no cost to the regime from their actions."
One-off strikes are among the most viable ways to intervene in Syria, with the U.S. and allies wary of getting too deeply involved. They may also serve as a way to rein in Assad without deposing him and risking the chaos that follows.
Israel also has defensive reasons for bombing Syria.
Amos Yadlin, a former chief of Israeli military intelligence who directs the Institute for National Security Studies, told Washington Post there are four types of weapons whose transfer to militant groups would not be tolerated: advanced air defense systems, ballistic missiles, sophisticated shore-to-sea missiles, and chemical weapons.
Israel has decided that stopping the spread of these weapons is worth conducting targeted strikes, and the risk of starting a war.
But there is a gamble with this aggressive strategy.
The last time Israel bombed Syria — in January when its planes supposedly bombed a weapons convoy and a military research centerwithout even entering Syrian air space — Russia and various antagonistic Middle Eastern states immediately condemned the action . Syria delivered a letter to the United Nations declaring its right to self-defense. Iran promised there would be "grave consequences."
Another strike, this time supposedly in Syrian air space and attacking Syrian infrastructure, would represent a significant escalation.
It would also confirm that we have entered "a new and more volatile phase in the regional repercussions of Syria's civil war," as described by Washington Post's Joel Greenberg and Babak Dehghanpisheh after the January attack.
Finally, there's the question of whether the U.S. was involved at some level of the supposed Israeli air strike.
Israeli Ambassador to the United States Michael Oren told Fox News Sunday that while the U.S. and Israel "can't discuss details, we are working out ways we can address this threat" — indicating that the U.S. may have been involved if there really was an attack.
FLORIDA: Pakistani Muslims, Sheheryar Alam Qazi, 30, and his brother, Raees Alam Qazi, were arrested for acquiring materials and plotting bombing attacks on NYC, similar to the ones in Boston.
Police reported this week that in Sakai City, Osaka, last November a woman in her 40s died from a case of hypoxic ischemic encephalopathy (HIE), a condition that occurs when oxygen is cut off from the brain.
A possible cause of the HIE is suspected to have been the 100-kilogram police officer who had sat on the woman’s back like one would on a pony.
According to police, at about 7 a.m. on Nov 9, Sakai Ward police received a 110 (Japan’s emergency number) call from a family complaining of a “disorderly woman.”
The officer in question, who reportedly weighed 100 kgs with all of his equipment on, rushed to the scene with a group of fellow officers.
Sure enough, they found an out of control woman screaming and throwing things in front of her home. The officers attempted to subdue the woman for 20 minutes when finally they got her one the ground face down and held her arms and legs.
The large policeman assisted by sitting on the woman’s back. Soon after, she lost consciousness as a result of HIE. She was then taken to hospital where she died five days later.
Following the regular procedure, charges of “professional negligence resulting in the death of a suspect” were filed with prosecutors. An investigation is underway to determine whether the police used excessive force in this incident.
In defense of the accused police officer, there were no reports regarding his height or body fat percentage. We also don’t know if this woman was taking any medication or narcotics that could induce an HIE attack
Sunday, April 28, 2013 | Borderland Beat ReporterChivis
Borderland Beat
I will not post the video ( 30 minute drive from the Arizona Border ) Human Rights ?
The woman in the picture gets her head removed ( This is sick)
Two execution videos are making the rounds of narco blogs. In one sicarios from Los Aliados of Guadalajara claims to be cleaning up Jalisco and sends a message to anyone entertaining the thought of helping CJNG. The man is alive hanging upside down as his executioners begin decapitating him. Dismemberment completes the grisly act.
The bodies of the pair were discovered on Saturday evening at the four star
Down Hall Country House Hotel in Hertfordshire.
Officers from the Kent and Essex Serious Crime Directorate are investigating
the deaths, which are currently being treated as “unexplained”.
The two guests, from the London area, were found shortly before at 7.35pm in
the unsupervised swimming pool.
A Police Community Support Officer
outside the gates of Down Hall Country House Hotel(Martin
Rose/Eastnews.co.uk)
Hotel staff and paramedics tried to revive them but in vain and both were
declared dead at the scene.
Police and hotel management declined to say where any one else was believed
to be in the pool at the time.
The hotel, in Hatfield Heath, near Bishop’s Stortford, describes itself as
“one of England’s most established country house hotels”.
It is housed in a 781-year old Italianate mansion set in 110 acres of woods
and parklands.
Double rooms cost around £149 a night
A spokesman for the hotel declined to comment on the incident and post mortem
examinations in to the cause of the deaths will be held tomorrow.
A spokesman for Essex Police said: "Detectives are investigating the deaths
of two guests at a hotel at Hatfield Heath.
"Officers were called to Down Hall Country House Hotel in Matching Road at
about 7.35pm on Saturday April 27 following reports that a man and a woman had
been found under water in the hotel's swimming pool.
"Hotel staff and ambulance crews tried in vain to revive the man and woman
but both were later pronounced dead at the scene.
"Officers from the Kent and Essex Serious Crime Directorate are investigating
and are treating the deaths as unexplained at this stage.
"The man who was in his 30s and the woman, who was in her 20s, are believed
to be from the London area.”
MEXICO CITY – Six
people who were traveling in a small plane belonging to the Mexican Attorney
General’s Office died Tuesday when it crashed in the northern state of
Zacatecas, authorities told Efe.
Sunday, April 28, 2013 | 
A Police Community Support Officer
outside the gates of Down Hall Country House Hotel (Martin
Rose/Eastnews.co.uk)