Drug thug terrorists

[Drug thug terrorists]

A friendly reminder,

MEXICO CITY – The U.S. Embassy in Mexico City is warning American citizens of the possibility of a surge in violence in the wake of the arrests in the United States of several people linked to the Los Zetas drug cartel.

A security message posted on the Web site of the U.S. Consulate in Matamoros, a city in the northeastern Mexican state of Tamaulipas, warns travelers of "the enhanced potential for violence" following the arrest Tuesday of Jose Treviño Morales and several associates.

[Report a thug]

Let's all do each other a big favor.

Let's clean up our neighborhoods !

Report drug activity to the DEA offices!

[Mr_D_ ElPaso]

Report a thug wrote:

Let's all do each other a big favor.
Let's clean up our neighborhoods !
Report drug activity to the DEA offices!

Oh my friend not here in ElPaso Texas All Amercian City that one I ill never understand and its the safest city in ElPaso county Texas as they are always. Nope its like a run away horse with blinders on cause everyone knows what happens to squeelers. They just play the old Sargent Schultz like in Hogans Heros. I know nothing I see nothing

[JWRussell]

I wonder how much money was laundered through the Sunland Park Race Track and Casino? How much was laundered through the Ruidoso Race Track? What is going to happen to the racing horses that were seized. How long are they going to be impounded? IF they are kept too long and left without training the horses will never be raced and they will lose their value. Just how much money was given in the Sunland Park City elections by the cartels?

[Report a thug]

Mr_D_ ElPaso wrote:

<quoted text> Oh my friend not here in ElPaso Texas All Amercian City that one I ill never understand and its the safest city in ElPaso county Texas as they are always. Nope its like a run away horse with blinders on cause everyone knows what happens to squeelers. They just play the old Sargent Schultz like in Hogans Heros. I know nothing I see nothing

Oh my,
The picnic rule...
Ya don't crap where ya eat.

"In El Paso, murder's bad for business," he said. "In Juarez, it is business
The reason is twofold, Jordan said: Cartels fear American law enforcement agencies because they respond to violence more swiftly and forcibly than do their Mexican counterparts, and "since the U.S. is the primary consumer, the cartels will try and avoid disturbing the hand that feeds them."
Still, there are exceptions. Jordan says there have been many kidnappings and a couple of beheadings on U.S. soil.