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#1 Keyno

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Posted 18 March 2011 - 02:11 AM

Hello TJ Amigos.

This morning the state police pounded on my door. Then they kicked in the door, assaulted me, tore up my apartment , put me in the truck with handcuffs and drove me everywhere for an hour and half. Never to a station. Dropped me off 2 blocks from where i live and i walked home. They said, stolen car, then drugs, and finally child porn on my pc. They also did a search if i had any warrants in the USA. Nothing, i am clean.

What really makes me mad, is they stoled 500 pesos from me.

They had no paperwork for entering. Nothing. The cuffs were so tight, my thumb is still numb.

I contacted the American Embassy and they told me i really have no rights here.

I called the 1-866-201-5060 anonymous crime report hotline. ahh, really no help.

I have a video of the whole thing. I was recording everything from my pc web cam.

I have been told to take it to the news. And i guess that will be my death sentence.

Maybe i'll upload it to youtube, or send a CD to somebody important, but then again, i here they will come after me in the USA.

I guess you are asking why did this happen to me? I have a crazy ex that has threatened me if i leave her. She has stopped working so she can go everywhere with me to keep an eye on me. Well, she did what she has always threatened to do.

So tomorrow, i'll be gone, back to the USA. Why? I have no way of protecting myself from the evil corrupt police.

My dream has been destroyed by the police and my crazy ex.

Me, 56, white, architectural illustrator and designer. A peace loving low key cool kinda guy.
I was living in Alta Mira. Again, those numbers are the police trucks.

Be safe, take care.

Steve





#2 Ryu

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Posted 18 March 2011 - 03:13 AM

Geez, I am sorry to hear that. I've been reading the Fulano Files and it's always, yeah that will never happen to ME and then you read something like this and you realize that yes, it CAN happen to me. As illegal aliens (which is what many of us are) we have no rights in Mexico, well not much. Unless we know people or are willing to spend big money, you are fucked if a local is made at you and wants to harass you. My only advice if you wish to change your mind and stay here is go to a "recommended" lawyers office and retain him. Get his number and tell him your situation and ask how much it would cost to make sure he's available all hours of the night. I would think that in Mexico just as in the US, cops hate lawyers. And the words, I want to call my lawyer should give them sufficient hesitation. Should not probably need to call him more than once if you get harassed again. Again sorry to hear you had such a messed up experience.

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Posted 18 March 2011 - 04:22 AM

Sounds Horrible.

But you were lucky; never taken to the police station, not thrown in jail to await trial, never lost up in a kafkaesque crimal justice system

I know a local boy who had a similiar situation; ex-fling made false accusations. Spent 24 hours in jail and the public defender got the case dropped.

So pissing off the wrong people can be dangerous.

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Posted 18 March 2011 - 05:08 AM

That's crazy. There is a number you can dial to report this kind of stuff. I think it is 078. Why not move to another part of Tijuana?
Tijuaneses Americans in TJ drive like crap, Get your Mexican Insurance here.

#5 Keyno

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Posted 18 March 2011 - 12:23 PM

Update..........

My ex told her friend Mike i hit her and threw her out on the street. Which is not true. And he has connections and reported false information to the police. Well that is all, for now. Fingers crossed that i can make it across this morning, because i told Mike i had a video, before i knew it was him who did this to me.

Ciao.

Steve

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Posted 18 March 2011 - 06:02 PM

Yeah you should call 078. I am not sure if that Syndictura (sp) is still around but you could report it there as well.

I am surprised it was the State Police since I thought they were supposed to be higher class than the local police.

Sorry for the crazy ex novia that could happen to any of us.




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Posted 19 March 2011 - 08:36 AM


It's prolly better to just spank the monkey tongue.gif






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Posted 20 March 2011 - 06:15 PM

Steve, sorry this happened to you. Crazed sig. others can wreak havoc on either side of the border. I guess the lesson to us all is to be very selective with whom we get involved. Good luck in whatever course you decide to follow.

#9 Keyno

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Posted 21 March 2011 - 11:40 PM

Update..........

Over the weekend, reached down, grabbed my balls, and decided to make a stand. At this time, i am not gonna put my tail between my legs and run back the the USA. Today i went to the PGJE, Procuraduria General de Justicia del Estado de Baja California, filed a report, and tomorrow return, and meet up with the Agencia Delitos Patrimoniales, to watch my video.

So far, they seem to act like this is very important. Hell, i believe i am putting my life on the line here. We will see what happens.


Forget who sent them(Police), i don't care if bugs bunny sent them, they were wrong in so many ways, and i am going to go the distance to punish them.

Maybe you think i'm an idiot, "get the heck outta dodge!", but respect in my life is very important. And i will fight for it.

Ok that is all for now,...next is human rights.

Steve

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Posted 21 March 2011 - 11:59 PM

Good for you. I agree with your fight. You did nothing wrong to deserve that crap. I am still surprised it was the State police and not the lower tier local police that did that to you. Good luck.

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Posted 22 March 2011 - 01:43 AM

fight on...good thing you have that video, you wont get shuffled away.

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Posted 22 March 2011 - 04:11 AM

QUOTE (Keyno @ Mar 22 2011, 07:40 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Update..........

Over the weekend, reached down, grabbed my balls, and decided to make a stand. At this time, i am not gonna put my tail between my legs and run back the the USA. Today i went to the PGJE, Procuraduria General de Justicia del Estado de Baja California, filed a report, and tomorrow return, and meet up with the Agencia Delitos Patrimoniales, to watch my video.

So far, they seem to act like this is very important. Hell, i believe i am putting my life on the line here. We will see what happens.


Forget who sent them(Police), i don't care if bugs bunny sent them, they were wrong in so many ways, and i am going to go the distance to punish them.

Maybe you think i'm an idiot, "get the heck outta dodge!", but respect in my life is very important. And i will fight for it.

Ok that is all for now,...next is human rights.

Steve


I haven't had the opportunity to log on here for the past 3 days until now, so my advice is a little late. However, I'll say first that you did the right thing by filing a report with the PGJE against those uniformed criminals with badges and recorded their unit #.

The next thing I recommend is to file a complaint with the State Human Rights Office. All of their field investigators are law school graduates and they will investigate this:

http://www.pdhbc.org/

You can also contact Tijuana's foremost private ombudsman Victor Clark of the non-profit Binational Center for Human Rights. The best time to reach him is during the a.m. hours and late afternoon on weekdays: 682-8550.

There is plenty of local media that would like to see and publicize what happened to you and your video evidence. I'd like to eventually see it also.

I wouldn't run to the U.S. Similar things happen there, such as DEA and local police thugs knocking down doors, tearing homes apart, and shooting up the residents supposedly looking for illegal drugs or drug dealers, often based on a lying informant.

Please keep us informed.

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Posted 22 March 2011 - 07:26 PM

QUOTE (bajashrink @ Mar 21 2011, 09:11 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
I haven't had the opportunity to log on here for the past 3 days until now, so my advice is a little late. However, I'll say first that you did the right thing by filing a report with the PGJE against those uniformed criminals with badges and recorded their unit #.

The next thing I recommend is to file a complaint with the State Human Rights Office. All of their field investigators are law school graduates and they will investigate this:

http://www.pdhbc.org/

You can also contact Tijuana's foremost private ombudsman Victor Clark of the non-profit Binational Center for Human Rights. The best time to reach him is during the a.m. hours and late afternoon on weekdays: 682-8550.

There is plenty of local media that would like to see and publicize what happened to you and your video evidence. I'd like to eventually see it also.

I wouldn't run to the U.S. Similar things happen there, such as DEA and local police thugs knocking down doors, tearing homes apart, and shooting up the residents supposedly looking for illegal drugs or drug dealers, often based on a lying informant.

Please keep us informed.

Thanks for the reply and info, will call Victor.
They weren't ready to view the video today, will go back again tomorrow.
So tomorrow will update again, again thanks for the info.

Steve

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Posted 31 March 2011 - 11:49 PM

QUOTE (Keyno @ Mar 22 2011, 12:26 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Thanks for the reply and info, will call Victor.
They weren't ready to view the video today, will go back again tomorrow.
So tomorrow will update again, again thanks for the info.

Steve


Ok, they saw the video, need to bring my witness to add to kidnapping also.

Called Victor 4 times am and pm, no answer.

Ok, back under a rock...

Steve

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Posted 01 April 2011 - 02:33 AM

QUOTE (Keyno @ Apr 1 2011, 07:49 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Ok, they saw the video, need to bring my witness to add to kidnapping also.

Called Victor 4 times am and pm, no answer.

Ok, back under a rock...

Steve


I forgot to mention that Victor spends less time in the office during the fall and spring semesters because he teaches at SDSU three times a week. You might want try e-mailing him. His address is listed on this faculty roster:

http://www-rohan.sds...as_faculty.html

I still encourage you to file a complaint with the state human rights office as well and show them your copy of the Ministerio Publico report.




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Posted 02 April 2011 - 06:50 PM

QUOTE (bajashrink @ Mar 31 2011, 07:33 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
I forgot to mention that Victor spends less time in the office during the fall and spring semesters because he teaches at SDSU three times a week. You might want try e-mailing him. His address is listed on this faculty roster:

http://www-rohan.sds...as_faculty.html

I still encourage you to file a complaint with the state human rights office as well and show them your copy of the Ministerio Publico report.


They, the State Police found me, they stopped right in front of my apartment yesterday. I need to run right now, i need to move to the USA or ? in Mexico.
Yes my car was there, they know where i live now.

will update



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Posted 03 April 2011 - 03:50 AM

Keyno I feel really bad for you it sounds like you are the victim of a crazy chica.

Did anything new happen today?

Good Luck and by the way hundreds of locals make complaints just like you and they are told if the police hassle them to call a special number right away. Not sure what that number is or if it is a different agency.




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#18 Keyno

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Posted 03 April 2011 - 05:06 AM

[quote name='George Costanza' date='Apr 2 2011, 08:50 PM' post='23153']
Keyno I feel really bad for you it sounds like you are the victim of a crazy chica.



Tried to send you a message, was full.

Hey buddy

Well today, state police truck(chev SUV) #123, parked alone on the corner. The cops watched my GF walk from the store to the apartment. So now they know exactly where i live. Musta followed her home from work, they know where she works.
I put all my stuff at a friends place, and taking what i need and heading to ####### tomorrow morning.

They are going down! I ain't backing down, if they just wanted to just scare me, it worked, but i am going all out, to put these bastards in prison, or lose their jobs.

Will be back in TJ, 13 of April with a witness.

Assault, robbery, kidnapping, and break an entering without warrant(paperwork).
Busted!

Steve

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Posted 04 April 2011 - 12:17 AM

Good Luck Keyno...and please stay safe. Remain Strong! I will send positive Vibes your way, my thoughts will be with you.

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Posted 04 April 2011 - 05:30 PM

QUOTE (sugarpaws @ Apr 3 2011, 05:17 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Good Luck Keyno...and please stay safe. Remain Strong! I will send positive Vibes your way, my thoughts will be with you.


Thanks for the kind gesture.

I am safe now, and protected. This new city is so cool, and tranquil.

Ok, will update in a week or two.

Ciao....

Steve




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