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Suspected members of a Mexican drug cartel disguised as federal police entered a state prison in the northern state of Zacatecas and freed 59 inmates, police and army officials said.
Most of the prisoners who escaped are believed to be members of the armed wing of Mexico’s Gulf Cartel, one of the country’s most powerful criminal organizations…
The early morning jailbreak was carried out by heavily armed men dressed in the uniform of an elite federal police force.
The men, who arrived in 15 vehicles and a helicopter, gained entry into the prison after claiming they had been ordered to transfer a prisoner to another location, state police officials said.
Well, hey – they said they were “official”. They had the right badges.
Yea right, disguised as blah blah.
I bet they were corrupt real cops as most are down there.
#1… I was thinking the same thing. Who says they are phony? I’d bet dollars to doughnuts that they were the real corrupted federal forces.
Funny what a big bag of cash will get you.
Obviously, Repealing the 2nd Amendment would cure all these problems.
We don’t need no badges! I don’t have to show you any stinkin’ badges!’
# 4 faxon said, on May 16th, 2009 at 1:19 pm
Obviously, Repealing the 2nd Amendment would cure all these problems.
I don’t see the relevance:
http://ilstu.edu/class/hist263/docs/1917const.html
J/P=?
Just one question: Are we sure the cops were phony?
Mexico isn’t a democracy it is an anarchy.
What’s the difference between real Mexican police, phony police and drug dealers?
Answer: nothing.
What ever happened to Sandra Turner, the hourly worker who asked to see the credentials of a man dressed as a cop, as she was instructed?
http://tiny.cc/7Edz5
They should long ago have apologized to her … but I don’t see anything.
So the Mexican prison officials were just heeding the sad example of what happened to Sandra.
Mexico, Afghanistan, the once-vibrant cities of USA–all are being eaten up by healthy profit margins!
Let’s not forget who is the #1 customer for the mexican drugs.
The United States. Perhaps if we weren’t so obsessed with snorting, injecting, smoking and swallowing drugs, Mexico would be a better place.