sat, may 27, 2023 9:48 p.m.
colo. student can't wear sash with mexican and u.s. flag at high school graduation
A colorado district judge ruled that a school district was within its rights to bar a high school student from wearing a sash with both the mexican and u.s. flags
So, why doesn't she move home to mexico?
You can't have your kaka and eat it too--CHOOSE!
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POLICE IN NEW MEXICO TRY SOMETHING DIFFERENT:WAIT FOR MEX GANGS TO SHOOT EACH OTHER AND ARREST THE SURVIVING WOUNDED.THREE DEAD IN THIS BRAINLESS GUNFIGHT
ReplyDelete(KOB-4)RED RIVER, N.M. –There’s new information on the shooting Saturday in Red River where multiple people had been shot and killed.
Investigators say they have accounted for all eight people involved, and there’s no threat to the community.
The shooting happened at the large motorcycle rally held every year in the northern New Mexico town.
“One thing I want to caution everyone and apologize initially to the law-abiding citizens that came to Red River to have a good Memorial Day weekend, not the gangbangers that are ruining it for all of them,” said NMSP Chief Tim Johnson.
Police say the shooting happened around 5 p.m. Saturday in the area of E. Main Street at the Red River Memorial Day motorcycle rally. It left three people dead and five injured.
State police say everyone involved was affiliated with biker gangs.
“All eight individuals have been identified as outlawed motorcycle gang members — the Bandidos and the second one is a group called the Water Dogs,” said Johnson.
Police say the shooting stemmed from another incident that happened in a different part of New Mexico.
“It was in Albuquerque and what we’re being told it was over somebody taking a picture with a different gang, it’s something as stupid as that,” Johnson said.
One person faces a murder charge, 30-year-old Jacob Castillo, who was one of the five injured.
Police say the three people who died resided in different areas of New Mexico.
“Anthony Silva who’s 26 from Los Lunas New Mexico –he was a Bandido. It was a Randy Sanchez, 46, of Albuquerque — he was a Water Dog and there was a Damien Bro, he was 46 from Socorro, New Mexico, who was a Bandido,” said Johnson said.
People injured from the gunfire were sent to different hospitals across New Mexico, and one airlifted to Denver, Colorado. Three people went to UNMH in Albuquerque.
A UNMH spokesperson says all three are expected to survive.
(GRA:Too bad.)
Police arrested two of those injured people in this shooting for unrelated drug and gun possession charges. Police also say they’re from Texas.
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