Thread: MD - 3 Men (Illegals) Charged In Regional Auto Theft Ring

Thank you Governor O'Malley, for welcoming all of these "New Americans" into Maryland! You are right....they are just here to work hard and make a better life for their families! What admirable "New Americans" these people are!!!

PIKESVILLE, Md. (WJZ) — Three men are charged in a string of thefts from cars, including air bags and other parts.

Baltimore County Police arrested the three men on Feb. 22 after someone called 911 to report a theft in progress in the unit-block of Stonehenge Circle in Pikesville. Detectives were able to link the men to a burglary in the 9000-block of Brynmar Court, where the suspects stripped an automobile of its doors, dash and air bag. At the time, the automobile was parked in a garage, police said.

The suspects are identified as Christian Ariel Pujols-Martinez, 24, of the 7400-block of Long Branch Drive; Maurico Antonio Majano, 32, of the 9300-block of Decator Place; and Dremmier Reinsoso-Silvestre, 26, of the 4900-block of 70th Place.

Pujols-Martinez has been released on $35,000 bail. Majano and Reinsoso-Silvestre have both been released on $50,000 bail; both have been taken into custody by the Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency.

Police say the investigation has expanded to include Prince George’s County, Howard County, Anne Arundel County and the Maryland State Police. Some of the recovered property has been linked to a string of thefts in Howard County, as well as parts stripped from stolen vehicles in Prince George’s County.

The Regional Auto Theft Task Force is now leading the investigation.

http://baltimore.cbslocal.com/2011/03/0 ... heft-ring/

congratulations Masryland government.
this is the kinda trash you get by not enforcing laws

Originally Posted by jamesw62

congratulations Masryland government.
this is the kinda trash you get by not enforcing laws

james....Casa de Maryland controls our state government. They are funded by our tax dollars and aid & abet illegal aliens in Maryland by helping them to find jobs, access government assistance, and even bail them out of jail. Casa de Maryland picks up illegal aliens in buses during elections and brings them to the polls (in many municipalities in Maryland, "non-citizens" are allowed to vote). During election time this past fall, Casa de Maryland did a radio interview where they bragged that 3,900 employers use their services to hire workers "regardless of immigration status." You can only imagine how much that angered citizens with so many unemployed in these difficult times.

But our hands are tied. If any legislator tries any attempts at immigration reform, Casa de Maryland pickets in the streets, brings bus loads of illegals to the state house, and puts and end to any chance of immigration reform in Maryland.