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| 2010-06-06 |
| Rinsed through Babelfish... yada yada, you know the drill... "The arms are entering by parts", assured secretary of the Chihuahua State Public Security, Gustavo Zabre Ochoa. Ochoa detailed in a press conference Friday how firearms parts are ending up in the CERESO prison at Serdän Aquilles. "...all penitentiaries are vulnerable", said Ochoa.He added that the dismissal of the prison director, Ochoa added problems in prison in Chihuahua would not be solved with the dismissal of its director Raúl Platón del Cueto. Rather it would be resources used to contain rival prison gangs, which comprise some 70 percent of the federal inmates. "We did not doubt the complicity of the personnel with the guards, for that reason a ministerial investigation is realized already to analyze this situation in detail", added Ochoa. The CERESO riot midweek claimed two lives and eight more injured by firearms within the walls the facility.. Ochoa said investigations would focus on how the gun parts were smuggled into prison. He said he has information that food and personal hygiene objects were used to conceal the weapons that were brought in. Ochoa announced that soon two modules of high security in the penitentiary of Juärez City will be ready with capacity for 120 inmates, consequently problems at the penitentiary facilities of Serdän Aquilles will ease. "At the moment, Ochoa said, "rival gangs continue to be in the same high security modules." "... we had to divide to the two antagonistic gangs to avoid these confrontations, but they continue being in a same module". "They have been other directors and the things are continued presenting/displaying", affirmed Ochoa when asked if the departure of the director would fix prison problems in Juarez, emphasizing the arrival of major resources likely the most feasible solution to this problem, along with already announced installation of a tunnel of detection with X-rays. |
| Posted by:badanov |
| #1 Funny. I was just reading yesterday about a Winchester trench gun that a guy had acquired while in Vietnam. He went through the parts bins and mailed himself the shotgun, one piece at a time. He used the gun until he passed away, and then it went to his best friend who asked the questions about it. Obviously, none of the serial numbers matched. |
| Posted by: gromky 2010-06-06 06:39 |