Thread: San Diego Minuteman has his day in Court (link to video)

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SAN DIEGO ---- The founder of the San Diego Minutemen won his bid in court Thursday to unseal the sworn statement of a police detective in support of a warrant to search the home of the controversial activist.
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Anti-illegal immigration activist Jeff Schwilk also won approval in his quest to have Judge Jeffrey Fraser order San Diego police to return any items from last week's search ---- part of a criminal investigation into the vandalism of three migrant camps in Rancho Penasquitos ---- that are not deemed relevant to the case.

No one has been charged in the Jan. 27 slashing and destruction of the camps in McGonigle Canyon, an attack during which vandals allegedly cut and destroyed clothing, sleeping bags, and other items belonging to the migrants.

The case remains under investigation for vandalism, but "police also characterize it as a potential hate-crime case," Deputy District Attorney Oscar Garcia told Judge Fraser in court.

Garcia also said that police have focused on people who have ties to the San Diego Minutemen, an anti-illegal immigration group that has protested outside of sites where day labors gather in search of work, and migrant squatter camps.

Why aren't the police scooping up the illegal squatters, migrants or what ever soft pedal name people want to put on these invaders.


I want to see what this "detective" said to get a warrant.


I want that guys job...and imprisonment if he crossed the line.




Neils
8:31 pm
03/30/2007

Originally Posted by neilsthepoet

Why aren't the police scooping up the illegal squatters, migrants or what ever soft pedal name people want to put on these invaders.


I want to see what this "detective" said to get a warrant.


I want that guys job...and imprisonment if he crossed the line.




Neils
8:31 pm
03/30/2007

Definitely. Why are they not evicting the squatters?

The IICLU would be all over them for profiling, and the the pro commie LaRaza, and the others would sue for civil rights violations.