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[Big Bob 69]

Agua Prieta is still the same. Nice selection of girls at past reported bars. Going rates are $20 to $50. The Patio seems to be the happening place most of the time. A pic of one of the regulars form last weekend. Love thosr LOOONG Legs.

[Major Dude]

Jeez dude, if you've never been and only have 70 miles to drive you should take the trip. I think you've been provided with enough info.

Thinking of making the 70 mile trip from EP to Palomas, but need any recent info. Hopefully there's diamond in the rough among all the Fatties and F'uglies.

[Heynowwassup]

Thinking of making the 70 mile trip from EP to Palomas, but need any recent info. Hopefully there's diamond in the rough among all the Fatties and F'uglies.

[Major Dude]

I'm thinking of going soon, I'll post an updated report when I return. I'll hit Las Palomas as well on the way back.

Any new info on ap lately. I was thinking about going, but all posts seem to as recent as December of last year!

Appreciate any info,

Thanx!

[El Jimador]

Does anyone have info on *****houses in Rocky Point. Like Cristal Palace used to be. I been to Happy face, and its OK. I'm looking for a place thats more like a bar, but not a strip bar. Older women, more relaxed atomosphere.

Also, there are several massage adds in the Rocky Point Times. Do any give more than just a massage? Having a hard time finding any forums that cover Rocky Point. Any suggestions?

Thanks

[Trajik]

Any new info on ap lately. I was thinking about going, but all posts seem to as recent as December of last year!

Appreciate any info,

Thanx!

[Big John 1]

It's been awhile but the place to go during the day is Panchas. There's more places but I never saw any day action. Best to park on the USA side at the duty free, walk across and Panchas is about 5 blocks down on the right hand side of the road. Never saw a taxi there, it's small.

True,best lookers Panchos start at $50,try El Rodeo Cantina,Las Palomas Bar,Flamingo,Bar Central ,Lucky 7,La Periforda,all close to border,all day and night,start at twenty bucks or less for Spanish speakers,but admitedly low quality.

[Major Dude]

Hi: new here.

Where to go in Palomas?

During the day that is.

Shall I just ask a taxista?

It's been awhile but the place to go during the day is Panchas. There's more places but I never saw any day action. Best to park on the USA side at the duty free, walk across and Panchas is about 5 blocks down on the right hand side of the road. Never saw a taxi there, it's small.

[Heynowwassup]

Sounds great! How about some suggestions on love in Palomas? Where? How much? etc. I'd like to know more about where to go from someone like yourself with knowledge.

G.I.

Hi: new here.

Where to go in Palomas?

During the day that is.

Shall I just ask a taxista?

[Gallo Ingles]

...and the women are getting cheaper...no clients!!

Sounds great! How about some suggestions on love in Palomas? Where? How much? etc. I'd like to know more about where to go from someone like yourself with knowledge.

G.I.

[Cienega32]

True,some problems but I cross day and night with no trouble from Columbus...and the women are getting cheaper...no clients!!

Ah, the true benefits of chaos! Haha! Good to know you have no problems.

Juarez is getting the news lately, with the military moving in and conflicting with some of the local police agendas. My biggest concerns are STILL with the local police - those are the ones I've always worried about - not the cartels.

[Big John 1]

This, on tonite's news:


"... police said 4 cops were found dead and burned in the city of Palomas, Mexico, Friday.

The owner of the “Los Lamenots” ranch found the bodies and made the call to authorities.

The violence has gotten so bad, officials have advised for no one to enter the city."

True,some problems but I cross day and night with no trouble from Columbus...and the women are getting cheaper...no clients!!

[Cienega32]

This, on tonite's news:


"... police said 4 cops were found dead and burned in the city of Palomas, Mexico, Friday.

The owner of the “Los Lamenots” ranch found the bodies and made the call to authorities.

The violence has gotten so bad, officials have advised for no one to enter the city."

[Bbond]

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. - The police chief of a Mexican border town racked by smuggling-related violence fled to the U.S. seeking asylum after his deputies abandoned him, federal officials said Friday.

Emilio Perez, the chief of Palomas, Mexico, showed up at the international port of entry in Columbus, N.M., late Tuesday, saying his two deputies had left the department and that he now needed protection, too, according to Doug Mosier, a U.S. Border Patrol spokesman in El Paso.

Perez was taken in and was believed to be in custody of the Immigration and Customs Enforcement on Friday, according to Mosier. Letitia Zamarripa, an ICE spokeswoman, declined to comment on the case, citing privacy issues.

"This is a little off the beaten path, I haven't seen this before," Mosier said. "(But) with the escalating violence in Palomas, we understand why this individual sought asylum."

Perez's village, just south of the border with New Mexico, was once a relatively quiet town. But violence has increased in the last few years, as it has elsewhere along the U.S.-Mexico border, and appears to have spiked of late.

On Thursday, the bodies of two people were found wrapped in blankets and dumped along a road near Palomas, and several other people were seen taken hostage over the past few days by heavily armed men, the newspaper El Diario of Juarez, Mexico, reported Friday.

Last month, two men were gunned down at a gas station near the international checkpoint, officials said.

The telephone went unanswered Friday at the Mexican consulate in El Paso, Texas, and at federal police headquarters in the state of Chihuahua — where Palomas is located.

Palomas has had a spate of drug-related violence as Mexico's ongoing crackdown on powerful cartels fuels turf wars among traffickers. The area also is a common meeting point for migrants heading north.

Mosier also pointed to another recent crime in which the mayor of Columbus visited a dentist in Palomas — only to have his root canal interrupted by two pistol-toting men came in demanding money. No one was injured.

"They're getting brazen down there," Mayor Eddie Espinoza later told the Deming Headlight newspaper. "I didn't have no fear about going to Palomas, before. Now, I do."

[Big John 1]

The safest time at night is before the sun goes down. You as an American would want to be out of there before night falls. Even decent folk from Palomas don't go out at night.

Mugroso

Lived in Columbus,NM 3 miies north and also in Palomas itself for often and on ten years now,never had trouble there day or night,only trouble ever had was with USAcustoms,not Mexico...by the way I am 64 years old!I have walked around at all hours,why you feel it unsafe,especially after spending much time in Juarez,is beyond me!