Mexican Cartels Wage War on California Cops

[SpasticGramps]

Well, it looks like they are about to take the gloves off.

The Mexican Cartels are now planning and executing organized conventional military tactical assaults on the California Police.

The war is really just about to get cranked up IMO.

Brown calls anti-police booby traps in Riverside County 'urban terrorism'

Reporting from Riverside — Describing it as "urban terrorism," California Atty. Gen. Jerry Brown joined with Riverside County officials Thursday in asking the public to help find those who tried at least three times to kill officers assigned to a Hemet-based gang task force.
"It is incredible and even unprecedented for police officers here to be subject to terrorist attack," Brown said at a Riverside news conference. "We have seen it south of the border, but not here yet."

Last December a utility line was redirected to flood the offices with gas so any spark would cause an explosion. In February, a modified handgun was hidden by the gate to the office and rigged to fire. When a gang officer opened the gate, the weapon went off, narrowly missing him. And two weeks ago, police said, a "dangerous" device was found near the unmarked car of a task force member.
Officials have put up a $200,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of those responsible. The FBI and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives is assisting in the investigation.
"Unfortunately, somebody out there is trying to kill our police officers," said Hemet Police Chief Richard Dana. "The only reason they haven't killed an officer yet is because [officers] have been observant enough to see the devices, but we can't expect their luck to hold up."

 

[OregonSkunk]

wow that's crazy shit

 

[Hammerhead]

that does not surprise me those guys are crazy and there losing lots of cash at the border. It will probably get worse

 

[Synthettek]

that's fucked up

 

[GrnMtnGrwr]

How many people are going to die before we legalize?

 

[HydroManiac]

Watch what you wish for in regards to legalizing mj I think the trade off will be it will be made legal but their going to say that us growing it will not be legal and give the growing business to big corporations. As far as these mexican cartel members I think their all sub-human and should keep this stuff in their own screwed up country and leave ours alone

 

[toasted1]

this is probally some1 local cuz it sure as shit isnt the "cartels" if it was the cops woulda been dead ..if the cartels declared war on the police they would b killn cops not settn 12yearolds traps

it woulda been a better story if it had been the cartels

to bad the bullet missed


stay safe
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[SpasticGramps]

I look at this as the same thing that happened in the Great Depression and the war over alcohol prohibition.

Just as the Mob did back in the 1920's-early 1930's, the Cartels will become more brazen and start targeting US police officers. Except the Cartels will take it to the next level over the American Mob IMO.

The "real" war is about to spill over into the US because the Cartels are going to protect their profits at all cost. When there are dead Americans littering the street maybe our politicians will wake up.

I don't really think they mind though. They like this kind of stuff if you ask me.

I don't listen to their words to gauge what they like. I watch their actions.

 

[vta]

Other than the comment, "We have seen it south of the border, but not here yet." I don't see how they suspect Mexican Cartels with this....kind of misleading.

Here is the rest of the story....looks like they think it maybe a Biker gang?

The gang task force was formed in 2006 and comprises local, state and federal law enforcement agencies.

So far there are no suspects, but on Wednesday authorities said they led raids on the Vagos outlaw motorcycle gang, which has a large presence in Hemet. Thirty people were arrested on charges that included possession of drugs and weapons.

"They aren't your typical street gang hanging out on a corner slinging rock cocaine," said Riverside County Dist. Atty. Rod Pacheco. "It is a well-established pattern of the Vagos to infiltrate police departments. They do a lot of surveillance."

 

[GrnMtnGrwr]

Watch what you wish for in regards to legalizing mj I think the trade off will be it will be made legal but their going to say that us growing it will not be legal and give the growing business to big corporations. As far as these mexican cartel members I think their all sub-human and should keep this stuff in their own screwed up country and leave ours alone

If you can't grow it at home, it's not legalized. I see all these bills for legalization that everyone is getting excited about... but the growing part is rarely looked at.

Mexican cartel members are sub-human? Is that because they're mexican... or because they're cartel members?

 

[SpasticGramps]

Almost all Mexican gangs swear allegiance to the Mexican Mafia. Most gangs work MM artwork into their gang tattoos to pay homage.

The Mexican Mafia is like the CEO board for most Latino gangs.

 

[Skyhigh420]

Not mentioned in the article is the fact the motorcycle gang in question, the Vagos, is involved in producing, transporting and distributing methamphetamine and marijuana. The violence against police then is yet another result of the so-called War On Drugs. Drug gang violence against the cops is no longer a Mexican phenomenon.

 

[komrade komura]

They make a career choice of enforcing rules...and terrorising us with them...sorry, I save my sympathy for the Haitans.

From Resevoir Dogs:

- Did you kill anybody?
- A few cops.
- No real people?
- Just cops.

 

[ijimunot]

The Mexican cartels push more coke and meth than cannabis. Legalize cannabis in the US and they just get more desperate to push crap that ruins and kills people. If they want to take the gloves of then so shall we. If we can reach out an touch them in Pakistan then we can do so in Mexico. As long as we continue to use coke, methamphetamine and heroin there will always be somebody willing to supply it. Smoke herb and keep it at that.

 

[kmk420kali]

Not mentioned in the article is the fact the motorcycle gang in question, the Vagos, is involved in producing, transporting and distributing methamphetamine and marijuana. The violence against police then is yet another result of the so-called War On Drugs. Drug gang violence against the cops is no longer a Mexican phenomenon.

They did mention it in the Article-- Click the link to read the whole story--
They said they arrested 30 Vagos...but in reality, they arrested over 70, in Cali, Nevada and Arizona...and still have no leads--
They are accusing the Vagos, but it ain't them-- Stupid fucking cops--

 

[Aeroguerilla]

we need to goto war with these mexican fucks and take back control of the government from the cartels.. then we can focus on legalization with out backlashes from mexico.

 

[Moondog]

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[Aeroguerilla]

The Mexican cartels push more coke and meth than cannabis.

hows is this possible when 60% of the mexican cartels profits are from marijuana??

 

[B. Friendly]

nuts fucking nuts
ballsy as hell

 

[Aeroguerilla]

huge props to the mexicans who bring down are dollar more and more every year by exporting 12billion dollars us currency. huge props to **who compress moldy bricks and flood are streets with shit weed. . go mexicans? how bout go USMC?!?!? lets crush these fools and you...

with mexicans fighting bloody battles and now the shit spilling over the boarder... how do you think thats going to effect legalization?? very negatively exactly what they want!! this shit enrages me. pull some troops out of the fucking desert and put them where they need be... all over mexico!