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    Pinal County deaths tied to Mexican drug wars

    Pinal County deaths tied to Mexican drug wars
    by KTAR.com

    FLORENCE, Ariz. -- Two men found shot to death in a remote desert area in western Pinal County were likely victims of ongoing violence of Mexican drug cartels, authorities said Friday.

    The bodies of the two Hispanic males, believed to be Mexican nationals, were discovered several hours after a man, apparently one of the victims, called 911 the night of June 6. He said he and his "partner" had been shot near the spot where Deputy Louie Puroll was shot and wounded five weeks earlier while pursuing drug smugglers. The area is a corridor for drugs and human smugglers.

    The Sheriff's Office said the 911 dispatcher and the caller were in contact for about 28 minutes.

    Deputies found the men dead hours later. Autopsies confirmed they apparently had been shot with AK-47-type automatic weapons.

    The Sheriff's office said it is working with Immigration and Customs Enforcement and the Mexican consulate to confirm the men's identities and notify next-of-kin.

    The bodies were found about 500 yards from a migrant camp in Antelope Pass, an area commonly known for drug and human smuggling. The Sheriff's office said investigators have not been able to confirm if the men were part of the drug trade or what they were doing at the camp.

    "The Sinaloan drug cartel, a super drug cartel, is now controlling the region from Rocky Point, Sonora, Mexico, to Nogales, Sonora, Mexico," the sheriff's release said. "They are the main drug cartel operating in western Pinal County and it is unknown whether these men are associated with this or another competing drug cartel."

    Sheriff Paul Babeu said the deaths emphasize the need for the federal government to take action, including sending National Guard troops, to secure the border.
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    Pinal County is not even adjacent to the border. It is in the central part of the state - between Tucson & Phoenix. This is almost one massive joined suburb now - the wild areas are gone. We have replaced the 5 "C's" of our economy (Cattle, Climate, Citrus, Cotton & Copper) with CONSTRUCTION, CONSTRUCTION, CONSTRUCTION, CONSTRUCTION, CONSTRUCTION. And on whose backs did that construction occur? ILLEGALS, ILLEGALS, ILLEGALS, ILLEGALS, ILLEGALS. Plenty of citizens wanted those jobs but they were not allowed to have them. Plenty of those citizens are still mad about it too. So when the troublemakers who want even more say "We built you!" - yes they did, but THE MAJORITY WAS NEVER HAPPY ABOUT IT! That's alot of permanently pissed off people!

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    On tonight's news they said one of the dead guys had been deported 7 times before.
    Illegal aliens remain exempt from American laws, while they DEMAND American rights...

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    not suprising to hear he was deported 7 times. Guess seven wasn't his lucky number afterall
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    now watch, the loser in DC will say that drug cartel violence has not made it into the US...

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