Criminal Beaner Accused in High School Football Star's Shooting

[Patriot Games]

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,340650,00.html

Man Accused in High School Football Star's Shooting Reportedly in Country
Illegally
Saturday, March 22, 2008

The alleged gang member accused of killing Los Angeles high school football
star Jamiel Shaw is in the country illegally and had been released from jail
without anyone questioning his citizenship the day before Shaw's shooting,
according to a report by MyFOXLA.com.

Meanwhile, Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa on Saturday afternoon was scheduled to
join with Shaw's family to dedicate a memorial honoring the 17-year-old at
the spot where he was killed.

Police say Pedro Espinoza, the 19-year-old suspect arrested in Shaw's death,
has been in a street gang since he was 12. Until this month, he had been in
jail on charges of exhibiting a firearm and obstructing an officer,
MyFOXLA.com reports.

Immigration officials told the TV station that Espinoza is an illegal
immigrant, but no red flags were raised when he was released from jail March
1.

"The system is not 100 percent," Lori Haley, a spokeswoman for Immigration
and Customs Enforcement, told the station.

Police say Shaw was walking home from a mall on March 2 when Hispanic gang
members pulled up in a car and asked him, "Where are you from?" - code for
what gang did he belong to, police said. Espinoza then allegedly shot Shaw,
who was not a gang member.

Espinoza was arrested March 7 and charged with murder. The charge has been
labeled gang-related, which could make him eligible for the death penalty.
He is scheduled to appear in court Tuesday.

Police still are looking for a second man thought to be Espinoza's
accomplice.

Police said Shaw was a standout running back and a good student at Los
Angeles High School. He also was the Southern League's most valuable player
last season and had been recruited by universities including Stanford.

Shaw's mother, Army Sgt. Anita Shaw, had been serving in Iraq but returned
home when her son was killed. She is slated to redeploy to Iraq to finish
her second tour of duty despite dozens of letters sent to her Army
supervisors asking for an exemption.

 

[ChrisT]

On Sat, 22 Mar 2008 17:44:40 -0400, "Patriot Games"
<Patriot@America.com> wrote:

>http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,340650,00.html
>
>Man Accused in High School Football Star's Shooting Reportedly in Country
>Illegally
>Saturday, March 22, 2008
>
>The alleged gang member accused of killing Los Angeles high school football
>star Jamiel Shaw is in the country illegally and had been released from jail
>without anyone questioning his citizenship the day before Shaw's shooting,
>according to a report by MyFOXLA.com.
>
>Meanwhile, Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa on Saturday afternoon was scheduled to
>join with Shaw's family to dedicate a memorial honoring the 17-year-old at
>the spot where he was killed.
>
>Police say Pedro Espinoza, the 19-year-old suspect arrested in Shaw's death,
>has been in a street gang since he was 12. Until this month, he had been in
>jail on charges of exhibiting a firearm and obstructing an officer,
>MyFOXLA.com reports.
>
>Immigration officials told the TV station that Espinoza is an illegal
>immigrant, but no red flags were raised when he was released from jail March
>1.
>
>"The system is not 100 percent," Lori Haley, a spokeswoman for Immigration
>and Customs Enforcement, told the station.
>
>Police say Shaw was walking home from a mall on March 2 when Hispanic gang
>members pulled up in a car and asked him, "Where are you from?" - code for
>what gang did he belong to, police said. Espinoza then allegedly shot Shaw,
>who was not a gang member.
>
>Espinoza was arrested March 7 and charged with murder. The charge has been
>labeled gang-related, which could make him eligible for the death penalty.
>He is scheduled to appear in court Tuesday.
>
>Police still are looking for a second man thought to be Espinoza's
>accomplice.
>
>Police said Shaw was a standout running back and a good student at Los
>Angeles High School. He also was the Southern League's most valuable player
>last season and had been recruited by universities including Stanford.
>
>Shaw's mother, Army Sgt. Anita Shaw, had been serving in Iraq but returned
>home when her son was killed. She is slated to redeploy to Iraq to finish
>her second tour of duty despite dozens of letters sent to her Army
>supervisors asking for an exemption.
>
I fail to understand why these gangs have not been listed as
terrorist groups. Most of these little pukes have ties with mexican
drug cartels and a total disdain for laws.
It seems to me like with a few water boarding sessions they could
all be rounded up and dispensed with..
The destruction on the west coast from these pathetic pieces of
**** is more than the eco-terrorists ever thought of.

 

[Bert Byfield]

> I fail to understand why these gangs have not been listed as
> terrorist groups. Most of these little pukes have ties with
> mexican drug cartels and a total disdain for laws.

You have inside knowledge, or are you just making this up?

> It seems to me like with a few water boarding sessions they
> could
> all be rounded up and dispensed with..

You nazis like this approach to law enforcement...

> The destruction on the west coast from these pathetic pieces of
> **** is more than the eco-terrorists ever thought of.

Your racism is going ballistic.

 

[ChrisT]

On 23 Mar 2008 03:08:49 GMT, Bert Byfield <bertbyfield@nospam.not>
wrote:

>> I fail to understand why these gangs have not been listed as
>> terrorist groups. Most of these little pukes have ties with
>> mexican drug cartels and a total disdain for laws.
>
>You have inside knowledge, or are you just making this up?
I live right in the middle of the invasion. Every day if I watch the
news I can see more shooting, more vadalism from painting on our
homes, cars, fences and just about anything that suits them.
Some times they just randomly shoot at peoples houses.
80% of the meth comes from Mexico.
>
>> It seems to me like with a few water boarding sessions they
>> could
>> all be rounded up and dispensed with..
>
>You nazis like this approach to law enforcement...

Obviously you liberals have been a total failure by slapping them on
the wrist and turning them loose to continue their carnage. Getting
arrested and going to prison is something they brag about.
>
>> The destruction on the west coast from these pathetic pieces of
>> **** is more than the eco-terrorists ever thought of.
>
>Your racism is going ballistic.
You have no idea what you're talking about calling me a racist,
just a bad assumption on your part. There are a lot of honest hard
working hispanics here legally and they don't like them either.

In the last five years they have probably killed and destroyed more
property than muslim terrorists.
>
>
>

 

[Bert Byfield]

> I live right in the middle of the invasion. Every day if I watch
>the
> news I can see more shooting, more vadalism from painting on our
> homes, cars, fences and just about anything that suits them.
> Some times they just randomly shoot at peoples houses.
> 80% of the meth comes from Mexico.

Paranoia runs deep.

>>> It seems to me like with a few water boarding sessions they
>>> could all be rounded up and dispensed with..

>>You nazis like this approach to law enforcement...

> Obviously you liberals have been a total failure by slapping them
> on
> the wrist and turning them loose to continue their carnage.
> Getting
> arrested and going to prison is something they brag about.

>>Your racism is going ballistic.

> You have no idea what you're talking about calling me a racist,

Your bigotry is obvious, overflowing.

> just a bad assumption on your part. There are a lot of honest hard
> working hispanics here legally and they don't like them either.

And some of them are your best friends? Racists always say stuff like
this to pretend that they are rational people.

> In the last five years they have probably killed and destroyed
> more property than muslim terrorists.

"Probably" is your weasel word since you know your ravings are not
backed up by facts.