WOW - Illegals Doing Jobs on Citizens in Las Vegas

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From: Nevada Lights
Date: Jun 12, 2007 1:47 PM


I saw the one about the couple last night on Channel 8. But cannot locate the story on the website. Here are some fromt eh last 2 weeks.



Initial reports on talk radio said a Hispanic male sped away form the scene no plates. But they never report this on the news channels.

http://www.fox5vegas.com/news/13480322/detail.html

LAS VEGAS, Nev. -- A 2-year-old boy is dead and Las Vegas police are looking for a hit-and-run driver after an accident late Friday night.

The accident happened on Sahara Avenue just east of the U.S. 95 freeway. Authorities said the toddler wandered into the street while his mother put another child into a stroller after getting off a bus just before midnight. Authorities have limited information of the suspect vehicle, which is described as dark gray with tinted windows.

IN BRIEF
SAHARA AND LAMB

Toddler killed by car would have been 2

A toddler killed by a hit-and-run driver on Friday night was identified as Alejandro Castillo Jr.

The boy was hit after wandering into the street just before midnight near a bus stop on Sahara Avenue west of Lamb Boulevard, Las Vegas police said.


http://www.lvrj.com/news/7953457.html


The family of eight had just exited a Citizens Area Transit bus, and the boy's parents were loading another child into a stroller when Alejandro walked into the street, police said.

Alejandro was taken to Sunrise Hospital and Medical Center, where he died less than an hour later. He would have turned 2 today.

Police were searching for the car, a dark-gray sedan, possibly a Dodge Stratus, with dark tinted windows.

Anyone with information can leave anonymous tips with Crime Stoppers at 385-5555 or call Detective William Redfairn at 828-3128.

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Metro police have released a possible photograph of the man believed to be connected to last Friday's deadly hit and run on Desert Inn at I-15.

Jose Miguel Ovelle Perez, 27, is the registered owner of the car involved in the accident.

Police say a Honda crashed into the back of a truck driven by George Price.

The impact pushed Price's truck off the Desert Inn arterial onto I-15 below.

Price died at the scene. Paramedics rushed a teenage passenger to the hospital.

If you have any information on the whereabouts of Jose Miguel Ovelle Perez, call Crime Stoppers at 385-5555.

Keep it tuned to Channel 13 Action News for the latest on this investigation.

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DUI crash leaves woman fighting for life

May 24, 2007 02:59 PM PDT




A woman is fighting for her life. Police say an underage drunk driver crashed into her car Thursday morning at Eastern and Flamingo.

Police say 20-year-old Salvador Martinez had been drinking and ran a red light. His car slammed into two cars critically injuring one of the drivers, 23-year-old Rosa Farfan. Martinez was also taken to the hospital with minor injuries.

The driver in the third car walked away with minor injuries.

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Hillary Clinton Wants U.S. Troops in Iraq for 10 More Years

Sen. Clinton Wants Troops in Iraq for at Least 10 Years

http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=10947954


Tuesday, 12 June 2007
By David Swanson

On Monday, Ted Koppel offered a report / commentary on National Public Radio's "All Things Considered" which can be found online with this headline:

"A Duty to Mislead: Politics and the Iraq War."

...and this introductory text:

"Democrats are telling voters that if they are elected, all U.S. troops will be pulled out of Iraq. But as Sen. Hillary Clinton privately told a senor military adviser, she knows there will be some troops there for decades. It's an example of how in some cases, politics can force dishonesty."

06/12/07 "ICH " -- - Well, someone is trying to force dishonesty. I'm not sure it's politics.

In the audio report, Koppel points out that in a recent debate Senator Hillary Clinton said that her first priority if elected would be to "bring our troops home." She did not say ALL our troops, Koppel points out, and she does not mean ALL our troops. She told the New York Times three months ago that some forces would have to remain. And Koppel adds that he spoke with someone from the Pentagon who briefs Clinton, and that she had told this person that if she is elected and reelected, she expects to have troops in Iraq at the end of her second term. Koppel notes that that's 10 years away. He adds that he thinks she's "right" and that the other Democratic candidates agree with her. When, oh when, he laments, will we get the truth instead of applause lines.

But let's back up a minute here. The question of how long U.S. troops remain in Iraq is not an immutable fact for Clinton and Koppel to get right, as scientists observing the natural world. It's a question to be determined by either the U.S. Congress or the U.S. President or both. Koppel, in fact, has no say in the matter, and I for one am profoundly uninterested in his opinion. Clinton's opinion, on the other hand, is of the highest importance. Koppel is to be applauded for exposing it to the light of day.

Koppel, it appears, however, did not learn his lesson in 2003 at that New Hampshire debate where Congressman Dennis Kucinich received such thunderous applause for taking Koppel to task. Koppel does not have the right to determine which candidates are "real" candidates or to put words in their mouths. Neither Kucinich nor former Senator Mike Gravel intends, if elected, to keep troops in Iraq for a year, much less a decade. In fact, these candidates are trying their hardest to fully end the occupation of Iraq prior to 2008. My distinct impression is that Republican candidate Ron Paul shares this position.

Some of the other Democratic candidates, as well, may not share the Clinton-Koppel position in favor of a decade or more of occupation. In fact, that may be exactly why Koppel has exposed Clinton's position and described it not as a position at all, but as an observation of facts that any serious candidate would recognize. Koppel may be concerned that some of the other Democrats whom Disney (ABC) considers viable do not share Clinton's position. He is instructing them on what position to take if they want to be in the center of the stage and treated respectfully by the media.

Something is, indeed, trying to force dishonesty.

Each candidate needs to be asked, and the answer reported: Will they work now for the complete withdrawal of all troops, mercenaries, and contractors?

In fact, there are a lot of questions they should be asked.