Thread: Unfreakin Believable!!! "The Dog" Extradicted To M

I almost fell out of my chair when I read this article concerning the arrest of famous tv bounty hunter, "The Dog" for having gone into Mexico 3 years ago to bring a suspected and subseqently convicted rapist to justice because according to Mexican officials....

"it violated their sovereignty" !!!!!!

here's the article...take your blood pressure pill before you read it.

http://www.nbc10.com/news/9850095/detai ... sp=newsDog

Charlie

20 million illegals are violating our sovereignty, so let's lock them all up.

Why is the US caving in to Mexico? Why is this happening to a citizen three years after the fact? And on our soil?

'Dog' Arrested At Mexico's Request

POSTED: 1:54 pm EDT September 14, 2006
UPDATED: 5:37 pm EDT September 14, 2006

MSNBC has learned that U.S. officials have arrested TV reality star Duane "Dog" Chapman and two family members in Hawaii for extradition to Mexico.

Chapman's wife told MSNBC's Rita Cosby that heavily armed U.S. marshals arrived at the family's house today and took away Chapman, his brother, Tim, and son, Leland.

"I was getting the children ready for school and the U.S. marshals burst in our door and they just came right in and took him," said Beth Chapman on MSNBC.

"He was in shock. He was, he was shocked. He was shocked and he was amazed that the marshal's service that came to get him didn't even treat him as kind as he treats his own prisoners."

A representative from the Marshal's office had a different version of what happened in Hawaii.

"There were 7 deputy marshals who went to Chapman's home," said Jay Beber, from the U.S. marshal's office in Hawaii.

"We knocked on the door to announce that we were U.S. marshals. … Mr. Chapman was compliant and very respectful."

The Chapmans were in custody and expected to remain in custody for three days until a bond hearing is held.

Cosby said she was told that Mexican government officials wanted the three men sent back there in relation to a three-year-old case.

In 2003, the Chapmans went to Puerto Vallarta, Mexico to retrieve Max Factor heir Andrew Luster, who was wanted in the U.S. on rape charges.

Bounty hunting is considered a crime in Mexico.

At that time, Mexican prosecutors maintained that Luster's capture violated their sovereignty.

The Chapmans each could face up to 8 years in prison if they are returned to Mexico and convicted on kidnapping charges.

Luster is now in jail, serving a 124-year term, but at the time, the Chapmans were also jailed by Mexican authorities for a brief time three years ago.

The three returned to the United States after posting bail of their own.

At that time, Mexican prosecutors maintained that Luster's capture violated their sovereignty.

Bounty hunting is considered a crime in Mexico.

Because it is a free for all down there. This makes me sick!!!!!

And the "Dog" surrendered immediately to Mexican authorities! Get ready for a big black eye NCLR (et al)!

Unreal

Why are we catering to those who do not respect our laws. They come here to work illegally and use our social services, some come and tend to drug crops or cook meth and others smuggle drugs into our country.
This is disguisting!

Violating their sovereignty....hmmm. How about 20 million illegals who crossed our border, drug traffickers and Mexican military making incursions into the US and shooting off firearms, Mexican drug traffickers growing marijuana 800 miles into the US, and Vicente Fox and other Mexican officials inciting invasion of the US and insisting that we have to consult with them before building a freaking fence?

Build the fence and let them whine all they want. Instead of fighting for a better life in their country, they take the easy way out. Get rid of the easy way and they just might attempt fighting the corruption.