Thread: Deputies find illegal aliens hiding in manure

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Suspected illegal immigrants arrested at AZ dairy

http://www.alipac.us/ftopict-221784.html

Alien smuggling is a dirty business.

Dixie

Should have had Nappy, was she around? To dig them out and transport.
Homeland security would have been right at home.

Originally Posted by TakingBackSoCal

Why do these people keep on coming? No crops to pick, no jobs. Just blows me away to be that sheeeeety

They come for the freebies. They'll work...more babies means more $$$ they can steal from taxpayers.

Originally Posted by TakingBackSoCal

Why do these people keep on coming? No crops to pick, no jobs. Just blows me away to be that sheeeeety

No grass to mow either and construction slows in the winter months.

I bet they are coming to enroll in college to get Dream Act Amnesty!

Dixie

Smelly chase for Pinal County deputiesPosted: Dec 16, 2010 9:27 PM MST
Updated: Dec 16, 2010 9:27 PM MST

Source: Pinal County Sheriff's Office
Suspected illegal immigrants (Source: PCSO)
Suspected illegal immigrants (Source: PCSO)
Gerardo Garcia, the suspected truck driver
Click image to enlargeBy Christopher Francis - email

CASA GRANDE, AZ (KOLD) - A chase led Pinal County deputies to several suspected illegal immigrants hiding in a manure pile and one other who hitched a getaway ride.

A spokesman says it started when a deputy attempted to stop a Chevy Suburban in the area of Storey Road and Eleven Mile Corner in Casa Grande Thursday morning. The deputy had observed the vehicle speeding and driving recklessly, but instead of stopping, the truck sped off.

Deputies later located the truck abandoned, and found evidence of immigrant smuggling. Deputies and U.S. Border Patrol agents found the people inside two miles away, hiding at a dairy. We're told the found a woman and four men attempting to conceal themselves in a pile of cow manure. All five individuals admitted being in the U.S. illegally and were turned over to the Border Patrol.

The Pinal County Sheriff's Office later received a phone call tipping them off to another person in the truck, said to be hiding in the brush not far away. But before deputies could find him, the caller said a vehicle had picked him up and drove off. Deputies later caught up with the vehicle and arrested the passenger, Gerardo Garcia, who had an outstanding fraud warrant out of Maricopa County. He is also believed to be the driver of the truck. Garcia is in jail. The driver of the vehicle that took him away has not been charged.

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