Illegal alien feared deportation so he murdered an actress - what do you think about this?
970770
Can you say "Death Penalty, then deportation" in a pine box
842259
The police officers were undercover (plain clothes) narcotic officers.  They served a search warrant in a rough neighborhood and after entering the home and announcing their presence, they were shot at by the woman...who was most likely terrified and confused by the whole thing.  Three of the officers were wounded by the woman and the officers returned fire, which did kill the woman.  It's a horrible situation and there won't be much good to come out of it.  The woman's family is devastated and the officers involved must be feeling conflicted about the whole thing.  The one good thing that might come out of this is that more care will be taken in obtaining no-knock search warrants and raids will be better planned.\n\nIt's a horribly sad situatuion but the term "murder" does not appear to apply here becuase there is no information (at this point) that the officers went to the home with the intent of killing this woman.  It was an awful set of circumstances that had one of the worst outcomes imaginable and it is truly pathetic, but it is NOT murder.  The investigation may reveal that the officers were negligent in planning the raid or didn't do a good job in getting the search warrant...which contributes to the unfortunate circumstances but still does not make the case for murder.
617594
wow - that's an overgeneralized statement, don't ya think?\n\nHate is a very strong word...\n\nI believe it's the ILLEGAL part of immigration that most people have a problem with - not the immigration itself.\n\nLast time I checked the US was a FREE, Democratic society - you can't just throw someone out - unless they are here ILLEGALLY that is... \n\nThank God for that!
910975
I bet she would be sent back because of the facts concerning her past marriage and her long time status as an  illegal.  She should get a good immigration lawyer so she can get the facts concerning her particular situation while remaining anonymous.  JMO
366568
You are entitled to your opinion just as I am to mine.  I like her.  She really cares about the victims of crime.  I am sure having her fiance killed had a lot to do with how she feels about crime.  So, if you don't like her, don't watch her...wouldn't want to raise your blood pressure high enough to have a stroke, would we?
841034
well first of all for anyone saying that this is not happening i would like to let u know that this is not the only place in which this has happened and sadly it probably will not be the last .\n\nin my opinion this should concern to all even if u have nothing to do with the issue . the government is not respecting the law they are doing the same in a lot of situations . they do not longer fallowing the rules which are there for a reason (so you as a person are not abused and mistreated by your own government ) . what happened to those immigrants could happen to almost anyone . \n\nnot so long ago in the news they showed how they entered a home and started shooting when a person who was sleeping turn around scared and confused . they killed the guy and then found out that they had entered the wrong house . what an excuse , what a mistake which coasted the life of someone , of someone who was an exemplary member of society , because he was . he used to work every day , used to pay his taxes and never caused any problem to anyone .  \n\ncould this ever happen to you ??? it could happen to anyone if we do not start asking the government to put into effect the laws which all Americans accomplished .
33838
No, because the illeagal act they commited in foreign country may not be a crime in their homeland. I might agree to allowing them to serve their sentence in their homeland.
574417
Amen. By allowing illegal aliens or immigrants or whatever to become citizens, we're telling everyone "stay here long enough illegally and we'll forgive you." What happens when that illegal kills someone, or rapes? What do we do then? Let it go, because they have a 'right' to sexual pleasure?
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Just to put the record straight,the three "immigrants" in question had 36 convictions *between* them. Yes, they were given life sentences,but the judge ordered them to be deported after serving their sentence. \n\n**LONDON (Reuters) - Three members of a gang of armed robbers "addicted to violence" have been sentenced to life in jail after terrorising London streets.\nThe group, whom police described as one of the "most violent street robbery gangs to operate in London in recent years" subjected their victims to brutal attacks during a three-month campaign last year.\nThe gang would abduct strangers from the street before stealing their valuables and bank cards. Those who resisted revealing their PIN numbers were threatened with guns and knives and viciously beaten.\nOne suffered a fractured cheekbone, which required the insertion of a metal plate, while another is still receiving medical treatment after being repeatedly hit in the face.\nOn Monday, all four men pleaded guilty to conspiracy to rob at Wood Green Crown Court, north London, and were sentenced to a total of 45 years.\nUnemployed Robert Lincoln, 18, from Barking, was told he should serve at least 14 years, after which he should be deported to Jamaica.\nPedro Frota, 19, also unemployed from Barking, was told he should serve 12-1/2 years and be deported to Portugal.\nUnemployed Sofian Majera, 22, from Dagenham, was given 14 years and told he should be deported to Rwanda.\nThe only member of the gang to avoid a life sentence was Luis Frota, 23, also from Barking, who was sentenced to 4-1/2 years, after which the judge recommended he be deported to Portugal.\nDetective Inspector Lloyd Gardner, of London's crime squad, said: "This gang were one of the most violent street robbery gangs to operate in London in recent years.\n"They used extreme violence on their victims, who were put through a terrifying ordeal."\nThe gang carried out 24 attacks between September and December 2005, often targeting passengers as they left tube and train stations.\nJudge Witold Pawlak, passing sentence, said: "These men were addicted to violence and treated their victims like they were characters in an arcade game."**
734058
Why is it that you know all this information about this person, yet the law enforcement community is not aware of it.  Who was this Sherrif she had an affair with?  Was this recently?...Ronny Dodson, Steve Whitley, Jack McDaniels, or George Jones?  Was it the sherrif himself or one of the Terlingua deputies or constables....Sonny or Oscar? What year did it take place?  Why wasn't the murder/suicide of her husband investigated if the gunshot was to the back of the head?  And the old lady whose arm was broken....why didn't she go to law enforcment over this?  If you have evidence that is unknown to law enforcement, then call the Texas Rangers and tell them what you know. Otherwise, it may not be wise to be making public allegations  against people for such serious crimes....
814330
One calm and clear night, the battered wife known as "name" saw her husbands gun lying across the coffee table. She thought nothing of it and again her husband beat her. Later while her husband was in a drunken sleep she crept up and  puting the gun up against his head whispered "good night" and shot him.\n\nLike it? E-mail me at million.objective@yahoo.com
1010232
Considering that the motive has not been released to the public, how can that question be answered? If she killed him out of greed or malice, no. If she killed him because of abuse to herself or the children, yes.
871286
Hey! I don't want to think about that. You are right. To be perfectly honest if someone from another country was in mine, and they killed a friend or relative I would seek revenge. That's just human nature.
835492
I think maybe one of the parents killed her by accident maybe by shaking her or something,Then tried to cover it up..The police would have known this if they didn't botch the freaking investigation.\n     I can't see how someone could break into that home and do that, In the house, and not be detected. leave no evidence. and then vanish. I think the cops suspect the right people
871826
What an informative article...but I am already against illegals in our country so this only reinforces not changes my stance.\n\nthanks!
143370
Interesting question.  I'm not black, but I personally think he wasnt covicted in the first place because of him being a celebrity.  I think if she was black or white, he still wouldnt have been convicted. I think that so many people out there dont want to see or believe a celebrity would do such a thing.
703227
I hope it wakes him up to see that any "comprehensive" plan is impossible to enforce because they are constantly going to try and find some way to show they are exempt....even if it means using their children as pawns.  Even abiding by the rules that the Senate wanted to pass, with the "path to citizenship", she would not have been allowed to stay here.  She was already deported,  had here stay extended.  She's failed at every legal move since.  Even with chances and reprieves she LOST....but still won't abide by the law.  She's 1 and you can imagine all the chaos when they all try their shot at it.  As far as I'm concerned she proved there is no way but strict enforcement to get these people out of here.  They just don't think they have the responsibility to abide by ANY law.  "For the sake of the children" burned out a long time ago.  To me this is the same as some thug holding his child as a shield from bullets.  She looking out for HER best interest.  They make it sound like their children will be taken away from them.  Some even go so far to say the kid couldn't make it in Mexico because they don't know Spanish and it would be stressful to assimilate.  They haven't assimilated here and don't seem to know English either.  All their "excuses" don't work.  They made the choices and any problems for their kids are THEIR fault not ours.  The kids are free to go with them.  If not, then sign them over to a legal guardian. Otherwise they can come back when they are of legal age and hopefully learn from their parents mistakes.  They need to learn that having children doesn't make them exempt from having to abide by the law.