Illegal drags man quarter mile to his death!

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http://michaelgraham.com/archives/th...ash-an-update/

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I encourage everyone to post folks killed by illegals on




http://www.fncic-voiacm.org/index.php

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Video

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ssh_I...re=uploademail

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http://m.milforddailynews.com/wkdMil...l=true#display


















http://milford-ma.patch.com/articles...#photo-7505398
Peaceful Vigil for Matthew Denice

Young and old came to Draper Memorial Park Friday for a candlelight vigil to honor Matthew Denice, the motorcyclist killed in a hit-and-run collision

A diverse crowd of young and old, strangers and friends to Matthew Denice, descended on Draper Memorial Park Friday, in a peaceful, silent candlelight tribute.

The vigil lasted about an hour. People talked quietly among themselves about Denice, and what brought them to the event.

Many in the crowd of more than 1,000 people said they never met the 23-year-old, but had been moved to attend the vigil by the circumstances of his death. The event drew young parents, holding infants, and elderly residents, who brought chairs. More than 150 motorcyclists showed up, too, riding through town in a tribute to a fellow rider.

Denice was struck and killed while riding his motorcycle Aug. 20, by a pickup truck driver who police said dragged him a quarter-mile in the road. The man arrested and charged with the crime — Nicolas Guaman — has been charged with motor vehicle homicide and numerous other offenses.

Elaine Phillips almost didn't come. For the mother of two boys, 22 and 25, the tragedy had struck too close. "I wasn't going to come because I was so angry," she said. "But I got out of it. I set my anger aside for the family."

Judy Johnson, another longtime Milford resident, said she came in support of the family. "As a mother, your child is . . . that is any mother's greatest fear. Getting that phone call."

The night included a tribute ride by about 150 motorcyclists, who started on Medway Road, rode past people gathered at Draper Park, then circled around using Bancroft Avenue, the street where police said Denice was dragged, then abandoned, by the pickup truck driver.

Michael and Maureen Maloney, Matthew's parents, were standing on the sidewalk on Bancroft Street, several bikers said, when the cyclists rode past for their tribute.

"If he had just stopped, none of this would have happened," said motorcyclist Bill DiDonato, 56, referring to the man accused in Denice's death.

[Ayatollahgondola]

It's simply amazing how far these politicians will take this. They are so beholden to the power and money of the immigration lobby, that they are willing to sacrifice any one of us, any one of our families, and their own political future with us. They have placed their trust and their investment in the future with the open borders lobby.

[Don]

Another example of the failure of "duly constituted authority" to anything except cash their fat pay checks and a great argument for the social utility value of lynching. This sounds "extreme" today. But tomorrow?

Combine this Mexican crap with the black "flash mobs" and people have just about had it.

Check out this story from Pennsylvania where the "Cops fear violence against flash mobs." Got that? The cops are afraid that people will defend themselves against vicious minority vermin instead of just passively being beaten to death without a peep. The cops don't give a s.h.*.t about the people who are victimized by these savages. They just want to make sure dirty rotten white racists (who deserve to be beaten anyway) do not step out of line and defend themselves.

This is the modern ethos of "diversity". The function of law enforcement is to protect criminals from victims, not the other way around. I watched TV coverage during the 1992 Rodney King riots where cops stood idly by their cars with folded arms while minority looters were openly carrying arm loads of loot out of stores. This is called "keeping order"... minorities get to steal and not be bothered by their law abiding victims whose lives and businesses are destroyed.

http://www.myfoxphilly.com/dpp/news/...sh-mobs-062811

[Patriotic Army Mom]

This is very sad and may his family find some peace.

[Commander Bunny]

Sorta related to this story....Last week a 4 year old was killed by a hit& run in Sonoma, by a suspect that had a history of DUI, and the week prior had been popped again for driving without a license.
Sonoma's big on giving illegals their cars back ASAP, and within a week he killed a kid.

The kid was a child of a mega winery Owner that hires illegals.

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Originally Posted by Don

I watched TV coverage during the 1992 Rodney King riots where cops stood idly by their cars with folded arms while minority looters were openly carrying arm loads of loot out of stores.
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I also saw footage of cops from several agencies standing around with folded arms watching other cops beat the living shit out of Rodney King.

Multiple wrongs -including senseless looting and burning one's own neighborhood - doesn't make a right, and sometimes the only difference between being a criminal and being an LEO just happens to be graduation from a Police Academy.