On May 24, 1992, Ramon Flores was working at a gas station that was getting robbed and was shot and killed. The man charged with his murder was Michael R. Pulido. He was charged with first degree murder along the felony murder law. That law states that killing during the act of a felony, in this case a robbery, is automatically first degree murder. The way I have interpreted the facts of this case, the defendant was the one who pulled the trigger and point toward him as the killer. To come to this decision, the jury had to conclude that the defendant had intent to commit a felony, killed during the act of a dangerous felony, and that the victims death was a foreseeable outcome of the felony.…
Upon review of camera C244 Port 3 at 5:18:29 P.M, Shift Supervisor Enmanuel Cabrera saw a dark gray Jeep Grand Cherokee park very closely next to Eric’s Audi. At 5:24:31 P.M when the jeep moved forward out of the parking spot, S/S Cabrera was able see a scratch on the black Audi that was caused by the Jeep. The Jeep then circles around to the front of the building where S/S Cabrera believes that the individual picks up an associate. Due to the fact that camera C073 is not operational, S/S Cabrera was not able to see the associate that got into the Jeep.…
The Honorable Ramona Salvarez: Well, my position or role in the government is a federal circuit judge. As a judge, I was appointed by a democratic president while elected officials are appointed by the people.…
Alicia Jimenez Rueda has been our neighbor for 10 years. In the time that we have known her, we have seen how kind and hardworking she is. She has never had any problems with any of us whatsoever. If she were to be deported, she would be leaving behind her 15-year-old daughter, Jennifer Gomez Jimenez. This could take a huge negative effect on the mental health of Jennifer. We plead that you rethink your decision!…
Eduardo de Jesus, a 10-year-old Brazilian boy, was fatally shot seven months ago by a police officer outside his home. As family, friends, and others protested in the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro, authorities vowed to seek justice to Eduardo’s parents [1].…
The research presented here examines the history, the pros and cons, and the future of maquiladoras along the United States and Mexico border. If you have ever had the opportunity to travel across the border it only takes a moment to see the maquiladoras flourishing in the Mexican border towns. Having had the opportunity on several occasions to take high school students on mission’s trips to work in orphanages in these border towns makes this subject of special interest to me.…
When I read the article I thought of how the evidence played such a big role in the case of Enrique. Even though the Mexican police did all they can to destroy all of the evidence FBI agents were able to use limited evidence to bring Enrique’s killers to justice. The MFJP tried to destroy the obvious evidence but it wasn’t enough because they were found out. This article was about when the FBI forensic team went to Mexico to…
The only vehicle that was in the vicinity belonged to the husband and wife. The blue station wagon is what the wife claimed as their vehicle, that was the car parked on the street, and when the police touched the hood it was still warm as if it had recently been driven. The husband said that he had not driven the vehicle in at least four hours, and the wife said that he had not driven the vehicle. The husband said that his keys had been in his pocket since he had gotten off of work. When the police seen the husband drop something, it looked like keys. There was a call to the [police about domestic violence. The husband also failed the field sobriety tests that the police gave him.…
The Los Maestros goal as a terrorist group is to expand our drug operations into the South-West United States by influencing state governments through terror. We seek economic gain through the selling of drugs. The government is harassing us and slowing down our distribution; we want to take revenge. By attacking our selected places, we will be able to strike fear into the citizens and the government; we mean business.…
injustice, hunger and job insecurity is how they described maquiladoras. Maybe some of these issues are not obvious enough for people to see them as problems. From my point of view I think that the government keeps a lot of information from people, for their own benefit or to prevent riots from happening or maybe to stop legal actions done against them.…
A short time later, the driver returned and left the business heading north on Ladnier Rd. I caught up to the vehicle near University Dr and activated my emergency lights to conduct a traffic stop. The vehicle quickly pulled into the driveway of 2224 University Dr and the driver, Lamicheal Mitchell (DOB 6/6/1988) exited the vehicle and attempted to flee. I exited my patrol car and Mitchell a K9 warning while getting K9 Justice out of my patrol unit. Mitchell stopped and…
Additionally, Officer G. Garcia obtained a statement from L. Millmaker, which contradicts the interview obtained by BPA S. Brooks. In the statement received by G. Garcia, L. Millmaker states, she wanted to make a U-turn, started merging left, and did not know what happened when another vehicle hit her (See Tab 12 Other Agency…
Another patrol car zooms past, runs into the man from behind, then hits a short cinder block wall next to a driveway. Video from Officer Michael Rapiejko's camera shows Rapiejko's vehicle running into Valencia, with the windshield smashing as the car hits the wall.…
Richard Ramirez, a 25-year old unemployed Hispanic male, was responsible for at least 16 murders in Los Angeles during July 1984 August 1985 that baffled authorities. Victims ranged from the ages of six to eighty years old. He had no set pattern weapons used ranged from guns, knives, tire irons, to his bare hands. He dressed in all black wearing an AC/DC hat and Avia running shoes. Victims were scattered throughout Los Angeles he would steal cars to get to each…
Hi, My name is Maritza Garcia and I love spending time with my friends and family. Even though I barely go out because of work. I love animals and food so much but as well helping others. My future plans would be traveling around the world helping out families in needs. But I am still undecided on what to major in. Also but not last I want to thank God each and every day for this air I breathe. I hope one day when I do something out of my life that my parents are proud of me.…