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04-24-2011 11:09 AM |
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Originally Posted by Twoller
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I can't believe you would be so naive. Here we are struggling to deport illegals who have commited some other crime besides being here at all, and now we have one of these scumbags actually finding their way into law enforcement. How can we beg for enforcing against the simple presence of illegals if we can't be more outraged by one of these rats finding their way into uniformed service?
We need to bring the boot heel down hard on this guy and if laws aren't in place to deal with this kind of crap, we need to write them. He needs to do some long hard time for trying to pass himself off as fit for law enforcement.
Nobody who is not a US citizen should be allowed in law enforcement in the US. Nobody.
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Actually, if anyone should be tied to a stake and have a match applied to gasoline soaked wood piled around their legs, it would be the politicians who made it possible and those who hired him. Simple as that.
According to a co worker, Rafael Mora Lopez has been in the US about thirty years, which makes him of an age of reason at entry. So, if there were a scenario where Twoller could hurl flaming projectiles at Mora while Mora was running for his life while screaming like a little girl back across the Mexican border, that's one thing. If he had been brought here as a small child, that's an entirely different proposition in my mind.
This is what the Anchorage police administration and the feds are saying:
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Anchorage police say Mora-Lopez, who is actually a Mexican citizen, had been working with the Anchorage Police Department as Rafael Espinoza since May of 2005.
The Department and the U.S. Attorney’s Office would not say how long Mora-Lopez had been in Alaska or the U.S., or how long he had been using Espinoza’s name, saying that many details would not come out until trial because it is an ongoing investigation.
http://www.ktuu.com/news/ktuu-apd-of...,1192462.story
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Posts in a cop forum from an Anchorage cop who knew and worked with Mora Lopez:
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The guy was a good cop and had high marks. He had been here in the U.S. for 30 years and worked for the city for the past 13 years (bus driver prior)...
...Again he had been here for about 30 years., did you read the article? I have caught at least one person being booked and fingerprinted by DOC who was not the assumed person but made it all the way through and released. He provided all the documents and there were NO fingerprints on file to compare with. If you think he is the only immigrant (meaning MX and non-MX) that has done so/ or is doing then you your head is in the sand. It really isn't that hard. But then again we aren't experts like you I guess.
As with immigration we have a lot of non-Mexican illegals living here who I believe walk right past you guys down south since they look like any other anglo and don't stick out...
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(a quote from someone else)[[[...And if someone fails the polygraph they are screwed for future jobs.....even though they might have nothing wrong. That's why I don't like it for jobs...]]]
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I have no clue why depts. still use that damn thing. We should do the whole battery to the testicles way IMHO.
As for this guy I worked side by side with him and I trusted my life with him then and I would still do so now. He is screwed but I will say I hope the best for him.
http://forums.officer.com/forums/sho...ican-citizen.&
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