Monday--try every day
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BY NICOLE E. SQUIBBS, SUN STAFF WRITER
June 4, 2007 - 11:04PM
Yuma area Border Patrol agents had their hands full Monday morning with rock and firebomb throwers, including an arsonist who started a fire in a wheat field, the patrol said. No agents were injured in any of the incidents that occurred near the U.S. Port of Entry at San Luis, Ariz., the patrol said, and the city's fire department put out the fire before it could spread. The first incident occurred at 1:20 a.m. about a half-mile east of the port, when agents encountered a group of five suspected illegal immigrants, who turned around and headed back to Mexico when they saw the agents. Once across the border, they began throwing rocks at the agents, who withdrew to a safe distance and contacted Mexican authorities, according to a Border Patrol news release. Ten minutes later, an agent saw a Molotov cocktail being thrown from Mexico over the international boundary fence about a mile west of the port of entry. It landed about 30 yards from the agent’s truck and burned out. Then, several people in Mexico threw rocks directly at the agent, who drove to a safe location behind the secondary fence and contacted Mexican authorities, the release said. _________________________________________________________
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BY NICOLE E. SQUIBBS, SUN STAFF WRITER
June 4, 2007 - 11:04PM
Yuma area Border Patrol agents had their hands full Monday morning with rock and firebomb throwers, including an arsonist who started a fire in a wheat field, the patrol said. No agents were injured in any of the incidents that occurred near the U.S. Port of Entry at San Luis, Ariz., the patrol said, and the city's fire department put out the fire before it could spread. The first incident occurred at 1:20 a.m. about a half-mile east of the port, when agents encountered a group of five suspected illegal immigrants, who turned around and headed back to Mexico when they saw the agents. Once across the border, they began throwing rocks at the agents, who withdrew to a safe distance and contacted Mexican authorities, according to a Border Patrol news release. Ten minutes later, an agent saw a Molotov cocktail being thrown from Mexico over the international boundary fence about a mile west of the port of entry. It landed about 30 yards from the agent’s truck and burned out. Then, several people in Mexico threw rocks directly at the agent, who drove to a safe location behind the secondary fence and contacted Mexican authorities, the release said. _________________________________________________________
Honestly, I'm surprised that this is NEWS.
WHY?
Since about 1990, Border Patrol Agents have had rocks, bottles, two by fours, and almost anything that can hurt you--hurled at them--every night.
Since about 1990, Border Patrol Agents have had rocks, bottles, two by fours, and almost anything that can hurt you--hurled at them--every night.
The only time you heard anything about it was when --and after--an Agent was almost killed.
These Illegal Aliens have only contempt for any U S Lawman.
They know you can't touch them.
FROM a retired Agent, read the multitude of problems and obstacles that Agents face EVERY DAY!
posted by Xroadcop @ 6/06/2007 07:14:00 PM
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