Kilo is his alias? Gee, that won't draw attention;)

Here's a good one.....

Pablo Cruz is in jail. where's the rest of the band?

And tonights contestants, hailing from foreign countries, will be competing against our local talent.

I Sure do like it when I see the INS as the arresting agency. It means they're going out and arresting illegals.
Bring back the sweeps!

Slow night, but they still managed to smoke out an illegal alien here.

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Numerous Border Patrol and ICE holds today

False Imprisonment Under California Law

California Penal Code 236

California Penal Code Section 236 defines false imprisonment as the unlawful restraint, confinement or detention of someone accomplished by violence or menace. The penalty for false imprisonment in California is up to three years in state prison-longer if someone is injured.

If you or someone close to you has been arrested for false imprisonment in Southern California, speak to a California criminal defense lawyer at our office for a discussion of the charges and possible defenses.

Here is what the state must prove in order to convict someone of false imprisonment in California (based on the California Judicial Council's Jury Instructions):
False Imprisonment Law

Penal Code Section 236

To prove that the defendant is guilty of false imprisonment, the prosecution must prove that:

1. The defendant intentionally and unlawfully restrained or confined or detained someone or caused that person to be restrained or confined or detained by violence or menace;

AND

2. The defendant made the other person stay or go somewhere against that person's will.

o Violence means using physical force that is greater than the force reasonably necessary to restrain someone.

o Menace means a verbal or physical threat of harm, including use of a deadly weapon. The threat of harm may be explicit or implicit.

o An act is against a person's will if that person doesn't consent to the act. Consent is when a person acts freely and voluntarily and knows the nature of the act.

o False imprisonment does not require that the restrained person be in jail or prison.

o "Violence" is a force above that reasonably necessary to establish the restraint.

http://www.shouselaw.com/false_imprisonment.html

Ain't this a classic case. Broken tail light lens:D

The light was the probable cause for the stop. It's a common cause along with license plate illumination, obstruction of clear view of license plate (hitch ball in bumper), and several other violations trotted out whenever an officer wants to make a stop for other reasons. Such as having observed the vehicle leaving the parking lot of a drinking establishment, or an officer just taking out his personal problems on whomever is available. VC violations makes one available.

However, the reason the subject has a Border Patrol hold is warrant arrest for failure to appear in court, probably also over the current charge of driving while unlicensed.

If he had just shown up, paid his fine, checked and maintained his lights from time to time, he'd still be driving around town today instead of doing some time and getting a federal bus ride to the border.

Of course, there will be the spurious claim that the man was racially profiled for the stop, but the stop was at night.

The guy over in the slow lane doing exactly the speed limit: probably has a reason to not be pulled over, or is 180 years old.

Well, don't be shocked to find out he was released to appear in federal court on his own word that he'll appear this time. Just because the feds want to interview him doesn't mean they want to actually enforce immigration laws. They might just want to see if he wants to join the Border Patrol as a fine upstanding defender of the law;)

And here we go again. Drinking on sunday is a sin, so by all means, drive somewhere to drink where your family won't have to put up with you

Today's roster is pretty short.

You can't be forgiven unless you sin.

And quite a few "merchants of the cloth" are not only experts in currency, but also have an intimate familiarity with alcoholic beverages as well as other sins.

Sunday is as good a day as any to be "drunker 'n 900 dollars", particularly for those who would push "morality" on others.

End of sermon, no collection plate need be passed.

And the band plays on....

Had a brief hiatus due to circumstances which I had minimal control of, but resuming the position here:

INS makes an arrest here in Sac:

More DUI offenders from foreign countries, and doing so while here illegally. The liquor companies seem to be the only ones profitting

What's that you say? An illegal alien got through our security system? But Napolitano assures us that the borders are more secure

Last nights guests in county lock-up. pretty typical

Shall we deport Anna before she drops and anchor?

Well, this is interesting. Look at the initial charges:

"Inmate Name RAZAQ, KAHLILULLAH ABDUL
Aliases ABDULLARAZAQ, KHALIL
RAZAQ, KAHLILULLAH
AKA, AK"


I'm sold right there. swallow the key!

Think of how many times this plays out in each city/county in California each day.:mad:

Another willing worker

Love it when they arrest them solely due to immigration law violations:D
Los Angeles.....are you watching this?:mad:

Short lull in detainers, but here we go again

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We never seem to have enough DUI, unlicensed, illegals:mad:

Another one of Janet Napolitano's charge's left to wander our streets until the locals have to get involved

Lots of 'em today

Try saying this name:

^ 400lbs??...did He eat His Spouse/Co-habitant?

Wow! I missed that entirely.

Fat and skinny went to bed
fat rolled over and skinny was dead

Deport the bastard

Singh gets detained. Wonder if they let him wear his turban in there?

4 of the previously detained have been released back into the streets today. All at once too. Interesting timing. I'll pull their case files next week

And this afternoons' guests are:

False ID?

More for your info

Here's one of the guys that would get amnesty under the new laws

Eligible for amnesty?