🚀 go-pugleaf

On Apr 1, 11:58 am, THE-MAG...@webtv.net wrote:
> Another Bunch of Illegals who doesn't think the laws should apply to
> them. Send them all back to Mexico, and save te tax payersthe expens of
> another anchor baby.
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>
> Police: Gwinnett mom encouraged man to move in with her teen
> daughterBond set at $5K for woman who allowed 20-year-old to sleep with
> her 14-year-old daughter
>
> http://www.ajc.com/gwinnett/content/metro/gwinnett/stories/2008/03/28...
>
> By GEORGE CHIDIThe Atlanta Journal-ConstitutionPublished on: 03/28/08
>
> A Gwinnett County magistrate on Friday set bond at $5,000 for a mother
> charged in connection with the alleged statutory rape of her 14-year-old
> daughter.
>
> Lawrenceville police said the woman allowed Lucio Gomez-Gonzalez, 20, to
> stay in a room in her home for about a month with her daughter after
> learning he had impregnated the girl.
>
> Gomez-Gonzalez was charged with statutory rape and the mother was
> charged with being a party to the crime of statutory rape.
>
> Gomez-Gonzales and the child's mother are illegal immigrants from
> Mexico. The woman's lawyer, Wesley Person, said "police are overreaching
> in a case that would not be a big deal in Mexico."
>
> With the woman's relatives nodding their agreement, Person said the
> woman's decision to allow Gomez-Gonzales to move in to her house was a
> culturally acceptable alternative to the girl moving in with an older
> man in another house.
>
> Expecting parents to report the pregnancies of their teenage children to
> police is unrealistic, Person said.
> "What it appears is, she encouraged him to take care of the child he
> conceived," Person said. Neither the mother or the girl wanted
> Gomez-Gonzales to be prosecuted.
>
> The Atlanta Journal-Constitution has a policy of not naming victims of
> sex crimes. The AJC is withholding the mother's name to avoid
> identifying the girl.
>
> Administrators at Richards Elementary School in Lawrenceville alerted
> child welfare authorities after the girl began exhibiting signs of
> morning sickness at school.
>
> Detective Tim Ashley of the Lawrenceville Police Department testified
> that the girl's mother allowed Gomez-Gonzales and her daughter to live
> together in the family home. Gomez-Gonzales and the girl shared a bed
> and were expected to prepare their own meals and pay $300 a month in
> rent, Ashley testified the girl's mother told child welfare workers.
>
> "She said she didn't want her daughter to move out," Ashley said. As of
> late Friday, the mother had not posted bond and was still in jail. The
> preliminary hearing for Gomez-Gonzales was postponed until April 3.

I hope folks enjoy paying for these population growers.

ted

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