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Spanish Police said Wednesday that they have smashed a major international drug trafficking ring, arresting 29 people nationwide and seizing 14 tonnes of hashish. ... Source: www.expatica.com --- 3 days ago
Spanish Police interrupt a wedding party in Madrid Tuesday to arrest 11 suspected cocaine traffickers. ... Source: www.topix.com --- 6 days ago
MADRID, Spain : Spanish Police say they have arrested 121 people in what they describe is the biggest crackdown on child pornography ever in the country. ... Source: au.rd.yahoo.com --- 4 days ago
TOKYO (Reuters) - A bald, naked man who said he was Spanish went swimming in the moat of Japan's Imperial Palace on Tuesday, climbing the palace wall, throwing rocks and splashing water at Police before being taken into custody. ...
Source: www.moreover.com --- 24 days ago
Police dragged a lake in County Park on Tuesday but failed to find a gun near where two cousins were found shot to death. St. Louis County Police Lt. Tom Larkin said investigators are confident that no one else was directly involved in the killings. ... Source: uk.reuters.com --- 4 days ago
TOKYO (Reuters) - A bald, naked man who said he was Spanish went swimming in the moat of Japan's Imperial Palace on Tuesday, climbing the palace wall, throwing rocks and splashing water at Police before being taken into custody. ... Source: hosted.ap.org --- 35 days ago
MADRID, Spain (AP) -- Spanish Police have arrested a suspected Colombian drug trafficker listed among the most wanted by the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration, the Police force said in a statement Friday.... ... Source: www.euroresidentes.com --- 40 days ago
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Cobb Police officer Anibal Lopez is a vital link between his department and the county's growing Latino population. Lopez hosts a monthly radio show on legal issues, teaches "survival Spanish" to fellow officers and recruits, and meets monthly with Latino residents and business leaders. On Monday, about 600 elected officials and business leaders gathered to honor Lopez and three other public safety employees nominated by their superiors because of their exceptional work. The breakfast, held at the Cobb Galleria Centre, kicks off the Cobb County Chamber of Commerce Public Safety Appreciation Week. ... Source: www.thinkspain.com --- 35 days ago
Edgar Vallejo Guarín (47), alias 'Beto the Gypsy', was arrested in Madrid last Thursday night on an international arrest warrant issued in the USA, and using information provided by the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA).... ...
Source: www.earthtimes.org --- 32 days ago
Madrid - Spanish Police have broken up a gang trading tainted shellfish on Spain's black market. Eight suspects were arrested, one of them the owner of a popular and decorated restaurant in Santiago de Compostela. ... ... Source: www.eitb24.com --- 35 days ago
The embassy says the 47-year-old Vallejo-Guarin was arrested Thursday. The statement says the U.S. has asked for Vallejo-Guarin's extradition. ... Source: www.wfmz.com --- 13 days ago
var nopreviewimage = "1"; if (nopreviewimage == ""){ document.write(' '); document.write(' '); document.write(' '); } A bilingual workshop in Allentown has residents and Police coming together. Several of the city's Spanish-speaking officers met with community members in an effort to get people on both sides to understand one another better. WFMZ's Stephanie Esposito reports. ... Source: news.newamericamedia.org --- 39 days ago
A new term in the local Spanish lexicon reflects ongoing Police efforts that have blurred the lines between local, state and federal authority. Latin American immigrants detained by Chicago Police for minor infractions are increasingly ending up on immigration hold status. Traducción al español ...
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The National Rifle Association is intensifying it's anti- Barack Obama media campaign, launching an additional TV spot -- including a Spanish-language version -- in several news battleground states. But the Illinois senator is defending his position on gun control and using other strategies to try to reach out to a segment of the population targeted by the NRA: rural voters. The NRA has already spent several million dollars running ads in Colorada, New Mexico and Pennsylvania, but the group is now moving into media markets in Florida, Ohio and Virginia with a new spot, " Texas Law Enforcement Officer " (subscription) . The ad features Andy Vaquera , a retired Police officer from Texas, who says that in his line of work he has "seen firsthand the tragedy that happens when people are stripped of their gun rights." Footage of crime scenes and red and blue flashing lights play on screen as Vaquera evokes what is a sensitive issue in many states: illegal immigration. "Families should be able to defend themselves against rapists, drug dealers and other criminals illegally crossing our borders," he insists, claiming that Obama would prevent Americans from being able to use guns in self-defense. Obama is firing back with his own ad (subscription) featuring a lifetime NRA member, Greg West , expressing his support for the Democratic nominee. "I hunt, I fish, I love the outdoors," West says, adding his love for America to that list and pro ... Source: www.statesman.com --- 3 days ago
The National Rifle Association is airing an anti-Obama television ad in English and Spanish that links illegal immigrant criminals with gun rights. The ad features Andy Vaquera, identified as a retired Texas Police officer. He says: “Families should be able to defend themselves against rapists, drug dealers and other criminals illegally crossing our borders. But Barack Obama didn’t think we should be allowed to use a firearm for self-defense. He even voted to allow the prosecution of people who used firearms to defend their families in their own homes. That’s just wrong.” The ad is part of an aggressive NRA campaign against Obama that includes a Web site — http://www.gunbanobama.com. The site claims that Obama would be the “most anti-gun president in American history.” Obama spokesman Ben LaBolt recently told the LA Times that “Obama has always believed that the 2nd Amendment protects the individual right to own a firearm.” See the NRA ad here . Read an LA Times story about the NRA campaign here . ... Source: www.topix.com --- 5 days ago
Photo: Cesar A. Perales, seated, discussing the logo of Latino Justice P.R.L.D.E.F. with John Garcia. In 1972, three young lawyers, intent on protecting the civil rights of New York's burgeoning and largely impoverished Puerto Rican population, formed a legal advocacy group, aptly named the Puerto Rican Legal Defense and Education Fund. The group's early cases forced the school system to implement bilingual teaching, compelled the Police Department to hire and promote more Latino officers and led to voter information that was provided in Spanish. The current caseload of the group, now one of the city's oldest and most prominent Latino advocacy organizations, has grown well beyond its original purview, ranging up and down the Eastern Seaboard and including plaintiffs from Bolivia, Colombia, the Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Mexico and Peru, in addition to Puerto Ricans. In part to reflect its expanded mission and client base, the group is planning to officially change its name on Monday to Latino Justice P.R.L.D.E.F. The change also reflects broader shifts in New York's Latino population, the group's officials say. "Latinos are beginning to see themselves as a group, as a community," said Cesar A. Perales, the president and general counsel of the organization and one of its three founders. "There is a coming together of identification in a common struggle." Mr. Perales said that this shared identity had arisen in part because of a b ... Find more results for Spanish Police on RSSMicro.com |
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AFP - Spanish Police said Friday they detained a top Colombian drug trafficker who had been indicted in the United States for being a major supplier of cocaine to the United States during the 1990s. ...
A naked man walks in front of Police officers in Tokyo October 7, 2008. A bald, naked man who said he was Spanish went swimming in the moat of Japan's Imperial Palace on Tuesday, climbing the palace wall, throwing rocks and splashing water at Police before being taken into custody. REUTERS/Kyodo The Police dismissed the suspicion of any "uprising" but rather due to the lower temperature the Spanish man was seen to be suffering severe "shrinkage" . ...
"The Given Day" By Dennis Lehane William Morrow 704 pages, $27.95 It's the fall of 1918, and the nation is in chaos. World War I is drawing to close, and without the stimulus battle brings, the U.S economy is imploding. Blacks and women, many of whom received their first decent paychecks because of the war, are being laid off by the thousands. More than a million doughboys returning from the killing fields of France find few jobs waiting for them. Violent strikes cripple key industries, and race riots break out in several large cities. This watershed year is the backdrop for "The Given Day," a superbly written, meticulously researched new historical novel by Dennis Lehane. As the story begins, the venerable port city of Boston is on the brink of class warfare, and two opposing forces eagerly seek to take advantage. Communists and anarchists - many of them recent immigrants from Southern and Eastern Europe - agitate to turn underpaid workers into revolutionaries. The most radical among them bomb Police stations and other symbols of authority. Industrialists and conservative politicians who despise and fear organized labor brand all union organizers as terrorists. They order the woefully underpaid Police to smash strikes and round up radicals for deportation - the time-honored strategy of pitting the poor against the poor. As if all this isn't bad enough, the Spanish flu hitchhikes a ride across the Atlantic with the returning soldiers, ...