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Title: Illegal-Immigrant Pastor Accused Of Sex Assault, Kidnapping
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ABC news - Denver, CO
URL Source: http://www.thedenverchannel.com/new ... .html?subid=22100484&qs=1;bp=t
Published: Jun 11, 2006
Author: various
Post Date: 2006-06-11 08:37:01 by Jethro Tull
Keywords: None
Views: 623
Comments: 29
LOUCHBUIE, Colo. -- A pastor in Brighton who operates safe houses in Colorado was arrested for allegedly kidnapping and sexual assaulting a 20-year-old man, police said Thursday. Jesus Alonso Ochoa-Gomez, a 36-year-old illegal immigrant, operated a safe house for fellow illegal immigrants in Aurora and opened another safe house in Lochbuie earlier this year. The kidnapping and sexual assault allegedly took place in the Lochbuie location, police said. On Monday, acting on an arrest warrent, Lochbuie police officers went to Ochoa-Gomez's home, but the suspect refused to open the door. Police forced themselves into the home, where Ochoa-Gomex was arrested. His pregnant wife was also at home. - Snip
Poster Comment: Didn't Bush just bomb a safe house in Iraq????
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#1. To: ferret Mike (#0)
Hmmmm ????? Just another migrant here to do work Americans refuse to do???
It's an old game to take the inevitable bad apples in any population of peoples and try to use them to villify and slander everybody. It would be equaly as wrong to point at Ted Bundy or John Wayne gacy and say those men are indicatve of the inherent evil of all American citizens. Most Mexicans who come here are hard working, very decent people. This person if faound guilty should get a long prison sentence. But no one died and made him poster boy of anything.
This bad apple is here illegally. He's been arrested. He, and his family, should be deported immediately, right?
He should be adjudicated for the crimes he is accused of and if found guilty be sent to prison. And if they sent him back to serve his time in a Mexican prison that would be fine with me too. As for the rest of your leading statement, I do not support the mass round-up and deportation of Mexicans who are here, no. But you already knew that before you asked this for rhetorical reasons.
Should America's judicial system be a venue for anyone in the country illegally? If so, it's fine that the additional cost should be loaded on the back of taxpayers, right?
People who break laws in other countries are subject to be held accountible for that. We jail and imprison far too many people for crimes that don't deserve the penalty rang they have, or should not be illegal in the first place. Anything to do with smoking, manufacturing or sale of cannabis is foolish to lock anyone up over for example. It should be legal and regulated. Period. The problems with the judicial system are deeper and more systemic them merely whether a Mexican citizen should be locked up in a U.S. jail or prison. But I would be more then happy to cut the cost of incarceration by letting these people serve their sentences in Mexico.
I understand up to 30% of the US prison population are illegal aliens. Rather than have their lodging expenses passed on to Joe Shmuck, deport them. Right?
No, they will just be back in a few days. Back and out of prison. Better tp have them locked up. What we really need is a Devil's Island where these types can be forced to grow their own food and otherwise earn their keep. Then we could double the sentence for any crime committed while on illegal status. Also put in place a ten year term for re-entering the country after serving a sentence and being deported.
#29. To: ... (#27)
We're talking lots of people occupying valuable space. I’m for deportation after the erection of a state of the art fence.
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#3. To: Jethro Tull (#1)
#4. To: Ferret Mike (#3)
It's an old game to take the inevitable bad apples in any population of peoples
#6. To: Jethro Tull (#4)
#7. To: Ferret Mike (#6)
He should be adjudicated for the crimes he is accused of and if found guilty be sent to prison.
#11. To: Jethro Tull (#7)
#12. To: Ferret Mike (#11)
The problems with the judicial system are deeper and more systemic them merely whether a Mexican citizen should be locked up in a U.S. jail or prison.
#27. To: Jethro Tull (#12)
I understand up to 30% of the US prison population are illegal aliens. Rather than have their lodging expenses passed on to Joe Shmuck, deport them. Right?
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