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Four arrested on human smuggling charges
SAN YSIDRO – U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers at the San Ysidro Port of Entry found five Mexican citizens concealed in three vehicles during a three-hour span early Wednesday, authorities said. Four people were arrested and will face federal smuggling charges, said Vince Bond, a spokesman for the agency. The five undocumented immigrants will be returned to Mexico. About 12:20 a.m., CBP officers who inspected a 1993 Chevrolet Lumina found a compartment in the car's undercarriage. A 23-year-old man and his 18-year old sister were hidden inside. The driver, a 44-year old woman, and her passenger, a 47-year-old man, were arrested, Bond said. Both are U.S. citizens who live in Oceanside. Thirty minutes later, officers inspected a 1990 Pontiac Transport because the driver appeared very nervous, Bond said. They found a hidden undercarriage compartment with two women inside, ages 27 and 33. The driver, a U.S. citizen who lives in Chula Vista, was arrested. About 3:15 a.m., CBP officers discovered a 49-year-old woman hidden inside the dashboard of a 1993 Mercury Villager. The 43-year-old male driver, a Mexican national who lives in San Ysidro, was arrested. All three vehicles were seized.
A convicted South Florida child molester who has avoided serving a 43-year prison sentence may soon be taken back into custody, according to a court document filed Thursday afternoon.
Aaron Mohanlal, here in his sex offender registration photo, was allowed to stay out of prison on bond.
A Broward County prosecutor filed a motion questioning the legitimacy of a $610,000 bond that Judge Marc Gold granted last summer to Aaron Mohanlal.
The motion asks that Mohanlal be brought back into custody.
The bond grant, which a dozen legal experts tell CNN is highly unusual, effectively set the child molester free, except for a GPS device Mohanlal was ordered to wear.
Mohanlal has not served a single day in prison, CNN reported Wednesday.
The teacher made the bond because the judge allowed liens on properties owned by Mohanlal and his relatives. But there is no public record indicating that the bonding agencies placed liens on any of those properties, the newly filed motion states. That could mean that there was nothing securing the bond, which is intended to force Mohanlal to appear in court when he is required to appear.
Prosecutor Anita White is requesting that Mohanlal be taken back into custody so a hearing can be held in Gold's courtroom to reassess whether the former teacher should be out on bond.
White said she obtained a hearing date for next week with Gold's assistant Thursday morning. But the judge canceled that hearing hours later, she said.
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Gold could not be reached for comment Thursday afternoon.
"It would be some relief to us if he went back where he belongs, and he belongs in prison," said the father of the victimized boy.
CNN does not reveal the names of sexual assault victims.
For nearly two years, Mohanlal, a former Miramar, Florida, middle school teacher forced the boy, his student, to have sex in a classroom supply closet.
Sometimes, Mohanlal would call in sick to work, take the boy to his home for sex and drop the seventh-grader back off at school at the end of the day.
To keep the abuse secret, Mohanlal bought the then-13-year-old a cell phone and created nicknames for their genitalia. When police arrested him, the teacher was caught on hidden video trying to destroy letters threatening the boy if he ever told.
In April 2007, a Broward County jury convicted Mohanlal of 13 counts, including child abuse, molestation and lewd battery.
Under Florida statute, defendants without prior felonies are eligible for post-conviction bond unless they have committed first-degree murder or sexual battery.
Mohanlal wasn't convicted of first-degree sexual battery. He was convicted of second- and third-degree felonies, and he had no prior felony record.
Gold earlier refused to talk on record about why he granted the bond. He would only give this statement: "The simple truth is that I had to rule based on what was presented to me during that hearing. And I took everything into consideration and felt a bond was appropriate."
Mohanlal resigned from his teaching job in 2005.
Story: The article I read today was about the body of a man believed to be the victim of foul play has been found lying in a dirt lot on the Pala Indian Reservation, authorities said Friday. A reservation security guard found the body in the 34600 block of Lilac Road around 1:30 p.m. Thursday and immediately notified Valley Center sheriff's deputies, sheriff's Sgt. Roy Frank said. Deputies noticed injuries consistent with homicide. The victim was not immediately identified, and a motive for the slaying was not immediately determined.
My opinion for this article is I think there are too many deaths and it needs to stop, and this is not annual.
and it think that the cops are not attributing to their jobs.
one interesting fact is you should stay away from the people you don’t trust because people are going crazy killing people, and there is an adequate of them.
On CNN website today I read an article about a teenager giving little kids marijuana. A teenager shown on a video coaxing his 2- and 4-year-old nephews into smoking marijuana was sentenced Thursday to eight years in prison. Demetris McCoy, 18, pleaded guilty to two charges of injury to a child/causing bodily injury and agreed to testify against his co-defendant, the Fort Worth Star-Telegram reported online Thursday. The video shows one teen lighting a marijuana cigarette in the 2-year-old's mouth, then laughing as the toddler coughs. One teen then tells him to pass it to his brother, who also smokes it and coughs. Parts of the video showed someone calling the children "potheads" and asking if they "have the munchies. "Fort Worth police found the video while searching a house in connection with a burglary investigation in which McCoy also was charged. He pleaded guilty to two burglary charges and received eight-year sentences that he will served at the same time, the newspaper reported. The co-defendant Vanswan Polty, 19, remains in jail awaiting trial. He faces two charges of injury to a child, three charges of burglary and one charge of failing to identify himself to a peace officer. I think that wasn’t right for the teenager to give the kid marijuana. That could affect that child’s life until he is dead. People sometimes don’t think about serious things like that, but that’s a risk I would never take.
Today in the CNN news i read, that A teenager shown on a video coaxing his 2- and 4-year-old nephews into smoking marijuana was sentenced Thursday to eight years in prison.
Demetris McCoy, 18, pleaded guilty to two charges of injury to a child/causing bodily injury and agreed to testify against his co-defendant, the Fort Worth Star-Telegram reported online Thursday.
The video shows one teen lighting a marijuana cigarette in the 2-year-old's mouth, then laughing as the toddler coughs. One teen then tells him to pass it to his brother, who also smokes it and coughs. Parts of the video showed someone calling the children "potheads" and asking if they "have the munchies."
Drug tests showed the youngsters had marijuana and cocaine in their bodies. When the video was made, the children's mother was sleeping in another room, police have said. She was not arrested.
The children, their mother, grandmother and McCoy lived together at the time. The children have since been placed in foster care.
Fort Worth police found the video while searching a house in connection with a burglary investigation in which McCoy also was charged. He pleaded guilty to two burglary charges and received eight-year sentences that he will served at the same time, the newspaper reported.
A flight from Hong Kong to Australia needed to make an emergency landing. The emergency landing had to be done because of a long gash that was produced by a pressurized explosion in the fuselage tank. The gash that was produced was nine feet long and it made air go into the cabin condensing it. Passenger report hearing a loud bang or explosion then some loss in elevation, a little turbulence and that is it. The passengers were informed that an emergency landing was necessary. The plane landed in the Philippines and was inspected by the airport there. Thankfully no injuries were reported and all was fine. The explosion was just an explosive decompression and it happened because of the differences in pressure at that altitude. The only thing that was lost during this flight might have been some luggage because of the hole the luggage inside the cargo hole permitting luggage to fall from that hole.
“State sets emission rules for ship”
►Today I read on the newspaper that California regulators yesterday approved the nation's strictest rules to reduce polluting emissions from oceangoing ships, saying it will help prevent cancer and premature deaths along the state's coast. Beginning next July, all tankers, cargo and cruise ships sailing into a California port will have to switch to a more expensive but cleaner-burning fuel to power their vessels when they come within 24 nautical miles of California's coast. The rules, unanimously approved by the California Air Resources Board, are similar to international regulations slated to take effect in 2015. They apply to ships headed in and out of ports in San Diego, Los Angeles, Long Beach and the San Francisco Bay Area, as well as inland ports for oceangoing vessels in Sacramento and Stockton. In 2006, ships made nearly 11,000 port calls in California, a number expected to rise with the increase in international trade. Without new regulations, vessel emissions are projected to more than double by 2020, state air regulators say. The nitrogen-oxide, diesel-particulate-matter and sulfur-oxide emissions from some large ships headed to California ports are among the biggest contributors to a toxic stew permeating port communities, the air board says. The emissions are linked to asthma, as well as respiratory and cardiac problems.
►I agree because that is the most ADEQUATED thing to do.
►I also agree because this they should do it ANNUALLY.
►I agree because this is an ATTRIBUTE to us.
►I think the most interesting fact is that they are trying to do things cleaner.
what do you agree on stupid
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