🚀 go-pugleaf

When you are awarded the *gift* of illegal Mexicans (and others), this is
the sort of -activity- that you will have in your community, several times
every week, if not more often, not to exclude the increase of other crime,
especially murders.

So, why should illegal aliens be thwarted?  Think hard! ;-)

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McKinney: Police say he tried to hire someone to kill detective

12:00 AM CDT on Friday, April 14, 2006

By ROY APPLETON / The Dallas Morning News 

A man accused of trying to hire someone to murder a police detective is in 
critical condition at Parkland Memorial Hospital in Dallas after a gunfight 
with police officers early Thursday in McKinney.

Tactical officers went to a house in the 800 block of Inland Lane with a 
warrant to arrest Guillermo Urquiza, a 26-year-old illegal immigrant, 
McKinney police Capt. Randy Roland said.

Gunfire erupted from inside the house as officers neared the front door 
just after midnight. Inside the home, four officers returned fire, wounding 
Mr. Urquiza in the stomach and legs, Capt. Roland said.

No officers were injured, and police had not determined how many shots were 
fired, he said.

McKinney police Detective Marco Robles had recently questioned Mr. Urquiza 
as part of a criminal investigation, Capt. Roland said. The suspect had 
been selling guns and other weapons to individuals, one of whom was a 
police informant, the captain said.

"We were making an undercover buy of weapons, and in that discussion he 
solicited our confidential informant to murder our detective [Detective 
Robles]," Capt. Roland said.

No money changed hands, he said, but "there was a discussion about how much 
it would cost."

Mr. Urquiza's mother, Maria Del Carmen Urquiza, was at the house during the 
shooting. She was not injured and was taken to the Collin County Jail.

A federal immigration judge has ordered the woman and her son deported to 
Mexico. But Mr. Urquiza will face nine charges of attempted capital murder, 
one for each of the officers involved in the shooting, and other charges, 
Capt. Roland said.

Mr. Urquiza had been booked into the Collin County Jail twice before. He 
was arrested by McKinney police on an assault complaint in May 2001 and was 
charged by Allen police with driving while intoxicated in August.

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Dallas police on Friday were trying to determine why a woman was fatally 
shot after a discussion with a man in South Dallas. Lt. Rick Watson said 
officers were called to the 1700 block of Peabody Avenue about 10:55 p.m. 
Thursday. Witnesses told them that a man in his late 30s, who was driving a 
large, silver, four-door vehicle, approached one of them and "engaged in a 
conversation." He then drove off and later returned, this time talking with 
the victim. Lt. Watson said the woman walked away and then the man fired 
once at her. Paula Jackson, 35, of Dallas was pronounced dead about 11:30 
p.m. Thursday at Baylor University Medical Center. Lt. Watson said police 
were not saying where the woman was hit.

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Except for a moron, it should be quite obvious.