Border Warning Sign 2013 Update: Warning Signs Still Up 80 Miles From Arizona Border
Border Warning Sign 2013 Update: Warning Signs Still Up 80 Miles From Arizona Border
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Be First in Media staff called the Arizona Bureau of Land Management today 7/10/2013 8:37am Central time and verified these signs are still up. Quote from BLM ” Yes they are still up as far as we know, unless they have been shot up to pieces by now”. This is a past article from 2010 that is still relevant today.
The drug cartel violence coupled with increased crime along the Arizona/Mexico border has prompted Arizona officials to place signs along a heavily-traveled and known smuggling route leading from Mexico to the state’s capitol of Phoenix.
Signs went up a over 3 years ago along the southern side of I-8 between Casa Grande and Gila Bend Arizona. The region is about 80 miles north of the Mexican border and it warns American citizens of the dangers of hiking in the area.
Remember Arizona Governor Jan Brewers message:
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Mexican drug cartels appear to control large areas of Southern Arizona, according to the Pinal County Sheriff.
According to Borderland Beat, the Pinal County Sherriff says, “We do not have control of this area.”
Pinal County investigators are now saying the area known as the ‘smuggling corridor’ stretches from the Mexico’s border to Phoenix.
Borderland suggests the area was once known as a family hiking and off road vehicles area. However the government has posted signs warning visitors and residents of the drug and human smuggling activity.
Law enforcement in the southern Arizona region photographed, using night vision cameras, cartel members with military arms delivering drugs to vehicles along Highway 8.
“We are three counties deep. How is it that you see pictures like these, non Americans with semi and fully automatic rifles? How is that okay?” the Pinal County Sheriff Paul Babeu asked.
“We are outgunned, we are out manned and we don’t have the resources here locally to fight this,” the Sheriff said at a news conference.
Let’e remember Deputy Louie Puroll was ambushed and shot by armed men as he tracked suspected drug smugglers. Sheriff Babeu explained that incident mirrored military tactics and should act as a warning to all Arizonians.
While the federal government fails to secure the border, the Arizona state government is left to post signs warning residents that it is no longer safe to use thousands of acres of BLM land.
Sign reads; “Danger Public Warning, travel not recommended active human and drug smuggling area, visitors may encounter armed criminals and smuggling vehicles traveling at high rates of speed. Stay away from trash, clothing, backpacks and abandoned vehicles. If you see suspicious activity, do not confront (underlined) move away and call 911. The BLM encourages visitors to use public lands north of Interstate 8.”
A mere hop, skip and jump south to Mexico the murders continue unabated.
Mexico experienced its deadliest day since Felipe Calderon took office and 85 citizens lost their lives in a single day due to an uptick in drug cartel brutality.
The bloody Friday in Mexico was summed up by local news reports as organized crime-related mayhem. “In what constitutes the most violent day since the present federal administration began the frontal struggle against organized crime, 85 people lost their lives in acts related directly to ‘adjustments of affairs’ between rival gangs, confrontations and assassinations with high-caliber firearms,” local newspapers reported.
Lets not forget a previous single day loss of life tally was 58 as far back as November 3, 2008.
This should be a wake-up call for all Americans; secure the borders or live in potential lawlessness.
Article content contributor also by Kimberly Dvorak
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