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  1. 05-09-2008, 01:29 PM #1
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    Another top Police officer assasinated in Mexico City.â€

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    The General Leader of the Judicial Police of the Federal District (PJDF), Amelio Gómez, confirmed the death of Commander Esteban Robles Espinoza (Anti-Kidnapping Unit), who was shot by four men when he left his residence to travel to the PJDF.

    The murdered commander received seven 40 and 9 millimeters caliber shots. Two of the shots were in the head, one more in the neck and four in the chest, indicated the leader of the Judicial Police.
    Amelio Gómez revealed that four of the aggressors who were aboard a small truck with license plates from the State of Mexico intercepted Esteban Robles in front of #18 506 Ave., apartment 14-4, in San Juan of Aragon, delegation Gustavo A. Madero.

    The facts occurred at 7:30 a.m., saidthe leader of the PJDF, when the commander left his residence.

    The crime leader did not respond any questions given by reporters and he was limited to give brief information of what happended, adding that Esteban Robles died shortly after eight in the morning.
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  2. 05-09-2008, 01:34 PM #2
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    One would think that Mexico would do more to keep these guys alive? Any law enforcement officer, AND their families,fighting against the drug cartels should be given "safe" housing. These drug cartels KNOW where they all live! What about a gated, guarded 24/7 community just for them?

    The only way Mexico is going to be able to stop these cartels is to eliminate its members - shoot to kill and be done with it!
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  3. 05-09-2008, 02:03 PM #3
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    Mexico has never aggressivly gone after them. Also, they need to clean the trash out of their police force and government. Too many kickbacks and police on the cartel payroll. This goes all the way to the top of the governement. The truth be told, drugs are probably one of the top if not the top revenue generating enterprises in Mexico.

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  4. 05-09-2008, 02:33 PM #4
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    Mexico has never aggressivly gone after them. Also, they need to clean the trash out of their police force and government. Too many kickbacks and police on the cartel payroll. This goes all the way to the top of the governement. The truth be told, drugs are probably one of the top if not the top revenue generating enterprises in Mexico.
    Yep they need a massive house cleaning just like we do.....because if we don't....what they have will be our future.
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