Thread: NYC Gang Posed as Police and Tortured Criminals

Sophisticated NYC Gang Posed as Police and Tortured Criminals
by Brooklyn Eagle (edit@brooklyneagle.net), published online 07-23-2008





Some Robbery Victims So Impressed by Operation That They Joined Them
By Tom Hays
Associated Press

CADMAN PLAZA EAST — They bound their victims with duct tape, beat them and held guns to their heads. When that didn’t work, the bandits applied pliers to their genitals and pressed hot irons to the soles of their feet. Sometimes they held victims’ heads under water in a bathtub.

Prosecutors say the torture was inflicted by a brazen New York gang that impersonated police officers and preyed on rival drug dealers along the East Coast, stealing their money and cocaine. The crime spree netted more than 1,650 pounds of cocaine worth $20 million and $4 million in cash. At least 100 people were injured.

The gang “was breathtaking in the scope of its crimes and in the danger it posed to our communities,â€

Acosta De Vargas, who was from the Dominican Republic, had his first brush with federal authorities in 2000, when he was charged with heroin dealing. He was deported about a year later.

I wonder if he was an illegal alien or a legal immigrant that was deported because of the felony conviction?

Death penalty do we use it still? Does Texas still use it?

Are illegal criminal after there time served deport?

Their countries do not take them back,

So,
American Prisons do not release the illegal criminal, should be the laws.

And,
Angle bracelets and monitoring system - why is not every illegal - not place on the monitoring program. In North Carolina there is a $7.00 a day service fee. The criminal has to pay not the taxpayer.

Come on lawmakers in this fine United States, get some common senses.

ICE, JUSTICE DEPARTMENT, COURTS, AND GOVERNMENT - wake - up

Related story posted earlier

http://www.alipac.us/ftopic-124079-0.html