Thread: So. Ariz. man robbed by illegal immigrants

So. Ariz. man robbed by illegal immigrants

March 2, 2010 9:48 am | Comments

A Cochise County man trying to be a good samaritan was repaid by being tied up and robbed by two brothers who are illegal immigrants.

The Sheriff's Office said 27-year-old Gilberto Quiroz-Moreno and 35-year-old Fernando Quiroz-Moreno are charged with a number of crimes including armed robbery, aggravated assault and motor vehicle theft.

Sheriff's Office spokeswoman Carol Capas said the incident occurred last Friday southwest of Willcox.

The 71-year-old male victim told deputies he gave the brothers food and allowed them to make a number of calls to Mexico and Douglas in order to find a ride.

He said the brothers later threatened him with a knife, duct taped him, stole his car, a gun and some money.

State police later located the vehicle and the brothers were taken into custody.
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Information from: Sierra Vista Herald, http://www.svherald.com

http://azstarnet.com/news/state-and-reg ... af594.html

So I guess they were here for a better life -- any way and any cost to the host nation.

That is your reward for hospitality America....Right there.

Man bound and robbed by pair of illegals.Border: Cochise County resident offers kindness to immigrants, gets violence in return

Tue, 03/02/2010 - 00:23




By Derek Jordan

SIERRA VISTA — Two illegal immigrants have been arrested after authorities said they subdued a man in his home with duct tape and stole his car.


Brothers Gilberto Quiroz-Moreno, 27, and Fernando Quiroz-Moreno, 35, have been charged with armed robbery, aggravated assault, kidnapping, motor vehicle theft and two counts of burglary.

The incident occurred in the unincorporated community of Cochise, southwest of Willcox, according to Carol Capas, spokeswoman for the Cochise County Sheriff’s Office.

The 71-year-old male victim told deputies that on Thursday night, the two men came to his home looking for food and water. The man gave them food and allowed them to make a number of calls to Mexico and Douglas in order to find a ride, Capas said.

The resident told the Quiroz-Moreno brothers that they could stay outside of his home that night, which they did, she said.

On Friday morning, one of the brothers asked the resident to heat up some food that he had obtained from a neighbor. Closing the door behind him, the resident went into his kitchen to prepare the food when the two men entered his home without consent and approached him.

According to Capas, once they were inside the kitchen, the men grabbed the resident from behind and held a knife to his throat and threatened him. They then secured his hands, feet and mouth with duct tape and placed him on his bed.

The resident reported that the two men then took a handgun and cash from his home, and his 1965 Volvo, before leaving the area, she said.

The resident struggled to remove the tape from his mouth by licking the inside of the tape until it became loosened. Eventually, at about noon on Friday, he was able to access a telephone on a side table and dial 911 using his tongue, Capas said. When sheriff’s deputies located the man, he was still restrained by the duct tape.

The sheriff’s office notified all other law enforcement agencies within Cochise and Pima Counties in Arizona and Hidalgo County in New Mexico of the incident. About an hour after the resident contacted authorities, Arizona Department of Public Safety reported that they had located the vehicle. The two men were taken into custody.

Both Gilberto and Fernando Quiroz-Moreno were booked into the Cochise County Jail and are being held without bond.


http://www.svherald.com/content/news/20 ... r-illegals

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http://www.alipac.us/article-4978--0-0.html

I saw this a lot when I owned a restaurant in Phoenix. I tried to be a good host and employer but there was complaining and stealing almost from all across the board. The patrons acted like I was disrespecting them when I finally put my foot down. Interacting with Hispanics has been, for the most part, a rude and dishonest experience for me. In defending myself, I have been called a racist. I don't care anymore.