ICE Deported ( Mexican Fugitive in Indiana Wanted for Cold blooded Murder )

ICE Deported Mexican Fugitive in Indiana Wanted for Aggravated Homicide

INDIANAPOLIS – A Mexican national unlawfully in the Unites States, who is a convicted cocaine dealer, was deported last Friday to Mexico where he faces charges of aggravated homicide for shooting a woman to death.

This deportation was conducted by officers with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s (ICE) Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO) in Chicago.

Efrain Rivera-Rico, 32, was deported via an ICE AIR Operations charter flight May 10 and turned over to the Mexican authorities at the Brownsville Port of Entry in Texas. The Attorney General for the Mexican State of Michoacan issued an arrest warrant for Rivera-Rico May 11, 2001, in connection with the March 2001 shooting death of a female passenger in a car he was driving.

According to the arrest warrant, on March 29, 2001, Rivera-Rico was driving a car with three passengers on the Patzcuaro-Tingambato Highway in the State of Michoacan. When a female passenger complained she was feeling ill, Rivera-Rico allegedly pulled off the road, took out a .38-caliber handgun, and shot Marce Judith Martinez-Camacho in the head. Rivera-Rico and another male passenger then allegedly removed the victim from the car, dragged her into a ditch, fired additional shots, and drove away leaving the body by the side of the highway.

Rivera-Rico entered the United States illegally at an unknown date and was residing in Seymour, Ind. On Oct. 5, 2009, Rivera-Rico was convicted of dealing cocaine in Jackson County, Indiana and sentenced to nine years in prison. ERO officers encountered Rivera-Riva at the Jackson County State Jail in February 2010 and placed a detainer on him to ensure that he would be turned over to ERO for deportation upon his release from prison.

Pursuant to the detainer, Rivera-Rico was released from Indiana Department of Corrections and turned over to ERO on April 2. In March, ICE was notified of the outstanding arrest warrant in Mexico by another federal law enforcement agency. As an illegal alien and aggravated felon, Rivera-Rico was ordered removed on April 11.

“Rivera-Rico thought he could evade justice and a possible prison sentence in Mexico by hiding in Indiana,” said Ricardo Wong, ERO Chicago field office director. “But the crimes he committed in Indiana for dealing drugs put him on our radar, and he now faces murder charges in Mexico. ICE officers help protect public safety by arresting and removing international fugitives who pose a threat to our communities.”

MEXICO ( Gunmen Attack Mayor of Santiago Amoltepec - The mayor was ambushed and shot )

Gunmen Attack Mayor in Southern Mexico
The mayor Luis Jimenez was ambushed by several armed subjects on Sunday night and is listed in serious condition with gunshot wounds, Milenio television reported

MEXICO CITY – The mayor of Santiago Amoltepec, a small town in the southern Mexican state of Oaxaca, was ambushed by gunmen and shot over the weekend, media reports said Monday.

Luis Jimenez is listed in serious condition with gunshot wounds, Milenio television reported.

The mayor was ambushed by several armed subjects on Sunday night.

Jimenez was attacked while driving on a rural road in Santiago Amoltepec.

The mayor had received death threats recently over a land dispute in the town, Milenio said.

Jimenez was airlifted to Oaxaca city, where he is being treated at a hospital for his wounds.

Oaxaca’s Sierra Sur mountains, where Santiago Amoltepec is located, have long been known for violent land disputes among its Indian communities.

In March 2009, Santiago Amoltepec and neighboring Textitlan signed a treaty ending a 20-year land dispute that claimed more than 200 lives.

The inhabitants of both communities depend on agriculture for their survival, a fact that fueled the quarrel over a parcel of 200 hectares (494 acres) located between the settlements.

More than half the residents of Santiago Amoltepec and Textitlan speak an indigenous language.

Most of Mexico’s roughly 11 million Indians – representing just over 10 percent of the country’s population – are concentrated in southern states such as Oaxaca, Veracruz, Chiapas and Guerrero.

Sixteen of Mexico’s 62 surviving indigenous languages are spoken in Oaxaca. EFE

Syria ( Insurgent Eats the Heart of Syrian Soldier - Are you Kidding Me ) Human Rights ?

The following picture shows a man that cut out the heart from a corpse, then taking a bite out of it.

The man, believed to be Abu Sakkar, the well-known founder of Homs’ Farouq Brigade – standing over the uniformed corpse in a ditch while ranting against President Bashar al Assad.Using a knife, the man hacks open the torso and removes two organs before holding them up to the camera and declaring: ‘I swear to God we will eat your hearts and your livers, you soldiers of Bashar the dog.’ He then raises one to his mouth and takes a bite.

 

Once again " I will not play the video " the man removes the heart from the dead soldier and takes a bite ? ( Are you kidding me ) On Youtube ?

Miami Beach ( Father accused of tying 12 yr old son to laundry pole - For punishment )

 

GINA CHERELUS The Miami Herald

By GINA CHERELUS

gcherelus@MiamiHerald.com

A Miami Beach man was charged with aggravated child abuse after tying his son to a pole in front of their home near 71st Street for several hours, police said Monday.
Adolfo Guzman, 49, is being held at a Miami detention center, accused of using bicycle cable wires to tie his 12-year-old son to a concrete laundry pole by his ankle because the boy left home without permission.
Guzman left to go shopping shortly after, leaving the child tied up for a couple of hours, according to police.
Jehovah’s Witnesses going door to door noticed the tied-up child and notified police, Miami Beach spokesman Bobby Hernandez said.
Officers called in Miami Beach Fire Rescue to cut the boy free of the wire bicycle lock.
“This is a horrific crime. It is unbelievable that someone would do this to their child,” Hernandez said. “It’s wrong to leave a dog chained up, much less your own son.”
According to the police report, Guzman warned his son, after an earlier incident on Saturday where he wandered off, that if he left again, he would be tied up as a punishment.
The 12-year-old complained that the cables caused him pain in his ankles but no other injuries were reported.
Guzman is being held on $50,000 bond.

Read more here: http://www.miamiherald.com/2013/05/13/3395258/father-accused-of-tying-son-to.html#storylink=cpy

Mexico Sinaloa ( Two Spanish Businessmen Murdered in Northwest Mexico -shot to death )

Two Spanish Businessmen Murdered in Northwest Mexico
Authorities said that the bullet-riddled bodies of the merchants were found inside a vehicle that was pushed into a canal in Culiacan, the capital of the northwestern Mexican state of Sinaloa

CULIACAN, Mexico – The bullet-riddled bodies of two Spanish businessmen were found inside a vehicle that was pushed into a canal in Culiacan, the capital of the northwestern Mexican state of Sinaloa, officials said.

Jose Montoya Lozada, 58, and Fernando Carmona Romero, 57, worked as merchants and had their residences in Spain, the Sinaloa Attorney General’s Office said.

Passersby spotted the vehicle in the Humaya canal around 8:40 a.m. Saturday and notified police, the AG’s office said.

The two men had their hands bound and had been placed on the back seat of the automobile.

The victims were reported missing on May 4, the AG’s office said.

The two men traveled frequently to the western city of Guadalajara, where they purchased clothing that they sold in several states, officials said.

The deputy attorney general in charge of the state’s central zone, Julio Cesar Romanillo, officers from several police departments and crime scene investigators went to the crime scene, the AG’s office said.

Sinaloa is home to the powerful drug cartel led by Joaquin “El Chapo” (Shorty) Guzman.

The Sinaloa cartel, sometimes referred to by officials as the Pacific cartel, is the oldest drug cartel in Mexico and Guzman, considered extremely violent, is one of the most-wanted criminals in Mexico and the United States, where the Drug Enforcement Administration has offered a reward of $5 million for him.

The rival Los Zetas cartel has been trying to grab control of some areas in the state from the Sinaloa organization, which is also battling the Beltran Leyva organization.

The war on drugs launched by former President Felipe Calderon, who was in office from 2006 to 2012, left about 70,000 people dead, or an average of 32 per day, in Mexico, officials say.

Calderon, of the conservative National Action Party, or PAN, deployed thousands of soldiers and Federal Police officers across the country to fight drug cartels

Jordan ( Honor killing - Young boy 6 -saw father kill mother- He said she deserved it ) See Video

Honor killing, 6 year old boy saw his mother being killed by his father . The boy explains in the video she deserved it ( for cheating ). The aunt also said 'she had it coming'!

 

Mellon University ( Female student arrested for dressing up as "Pope" naked from the waist down )

 

By Daily Mail Reporter and Associated Press Reporter
PUBLISHED:15:06 EST, 11 May 2013| UPDATED:17:28 EST, 11 May 2013

 

A Carnegie Mellon University student was charged Friday with indecent exposure by campus police after a Catholic bishop complained about her parading nude from the waist down while dressed as the pope.

A male student who was nude also was charged, but it wasn't immediately clear what he was doing during the Pittsburgh school's spring fine arts parade last month.
Katherine O'Connor, 19 was arrested after she paraded nude, handing out condoms with a cross shaved into her pubic hair.

In big trouble: A Carnegie Mellon University student was charged Friday with indecent exposure by campus police after a Catholic bishop complained about her parading nude from the waist down while dressed as the pope

Indecent exposure: Court records show students Katherine B. O'Connor, 19, of Pittsburgh, and Robb S. Godshaw, 22, of Wilmette, Illinois, were charged by campus police with indecent exposure

CMU President Jared Cohon said Friday that the misdemeanor charges were filed in Allegheny County against the two students and the school would not take any additional disciplinary action.
He said the school endorses artistic expression but public nudity is illegal.

‘There are competing values at issue here: Carnegie Mellon aims to be a place where ideas can be expressed and debated openly, but also where people of all backgrounds, faiths, and beliefs feel welcomed and supported,’ Cohon said.

Bishop David Zubik of the Pittsburgh Catholic Diocese complained after the April 18 parade, in which the female student — with her pubic hair shaved in the shape of a cross — threw condoms to onlookers. Cohon apologized last week for the display.

The university did not identify the two students. Court records show students Katherine B. O'Connor, 19, of Pittsburgh, and Robb S. Godshaw, 22, of Wilmette, Illinois, were charged by campus police with indecent exposure. No attorney was listed for either.