Thread: Crime, Safety, and the Police
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07-24-21 20:10 #3073
Posts: 2420Originally Posted by Dogers69 [View Original Post]
The reason they are there is because the lockdown has essentially ended, and the cartel were shut down like any other business during the lockdown. And now the cartel is waking up and they are ready to flex their muscles and kill each other in a territory fight. So the National Guards are called in to flex muscle to deter the violence.
But the Mexican National Guard scares me. They look pretty green and were patrolling in platoon size but in 2 pickups around the alley block. Got stuck with the older HK G3. Hope they maintained them. One trooper on top had poor muzzle discipline and placed his muzzle down right at the back of the head of the driver as the truck cruises around the block. One bump in the pothole and a little bad luck and yeah it was a major fuckup waiting to happen. But I do suspect they are carrying an empty mag in the rifle to avoid accidents.
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07-24-21 19:33 #3072
Posts: 3853Originally Posted by Dogers69 [View Original Post]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8lCMUkqpI7o
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07-24-21 19:01 #3071
Posts: 1459Heavy military presence
Friday night national guard was out in vehicles everywhere, revulsion street, and of course the zona. But unlike all years past, they were also on foot with machine guns walking around checking out the scene. What exactly does everyone have the machine guns out for. ? Has their ever been a military or national guard machine gun shootout in zona? If you look close, they even have their finger out, on the trigger hand. Not on the trigger but it's out while they are bouncing around on bumpy roads in back of pickups. Starting to think these machine guns all over the place may be the biggest danger in zona.
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07-24-21 18:28 #3070
Posts: 2420Originally Posted by CaptainSolo [View Original Post]
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07-24-21 02:00 #3069
Posts: 558Originally Posted by CocrBrotheler [View Original Post]
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07-24-21 00:19 #3068
Posts: 553Originally Posted by Dogers69 [View Original Post]
Then another night about 3 am I went to the little store in that same spot just north of Libra parking one of the little punk ass dealers tried to ask me for a dollar. I said no I need it for my uber to get home. Then as I was waiting on the curb for my uber to pull up this little bastard comes walking behind me like he was going to do something trying to be sneaky. Man if he would've got within my reach he was about to get completely destroyed in less than 5 seconds. Luckily for him my uber pulled up right at that moment and I jumped in and we took off. For a second I thought I should just hit this dude with a one hitter quitter and then jump in the uber and get the heck out of there. But who knows if the uber driver would even let me in his car if he sees me knock somebody out right in front of him. Plus I'd be scared to go back to the zona as their little dealer gang would probably want to get some revenge against me.
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07-24-21 00:14 #3067
Posts: 684I walked out the back door of HK back in Nov. Just after 8 PM when it was almost dark and some alcoholic street urchin laying on the opposite sidewalk chucked a beer bottle my way. Didn't hit me but not an area I want to dwell around on too much at night.
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07-23-21 23:14 #3066
Posts: 558Originally Posted by Dogers69 [View Original Post]
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07-23-21 23:03 #3065
Posts: 6523Use of force. Tijuana policia
I watched a small Tijuana female policia, about 5' tall, 130 lbs, wrestle with a guy 5'8 160 lbs, trying very hard to restrain him right outside HK's back door.
She was all over him, wrestling, shuffling, rolling, trying to pin him down on the ground to put a cuff on him, but the guy kept wiggling out of her lock. Her male partner stood nearby watching the match. After about 15 minutes rolling around on the ground she was on top of his back putting on hand cuff. I was very impressed with her restrained use of force.
If the same scenario happened in the US, the guy would have been plugged full of holes and dozen police on overtime all claimed they were attacked, shot at, and yes, a filed-down gun miraculously was found in his grip.
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07-23-21 17:51 #3064
Posts: 1459Originally Posted by Gregyyr [View Original Post]
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07-23-21 17:41 #3063
Posts: 2420Originally Posted by Gregyyr [View Original Post]
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07-23-21 14:49 #3062
Posts: 6523Crossing on foot
Despite the official border restrictions, tens of thousands people have been crossing on foot everyday through the San Ysidro POE for work, school, business, medical appointments ect.
If you have essential visits, Mexico will let you in. Print out a fake dental or medical appointment and bring your vaccine certs just to make sure.
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07-23-21 06:18 #3061
Posts: 573Fight in the Alley last Friday
Last Friday afternoon about 4 pm I was eating at Azul's looking down on the action in the alley and there was a bunch of yelling between a couple guys. One guy who looked like a customer, his hands and nose were all red from blood it appears and a bouncer for the bar across the street dressed in a white shirt and tie was arguing with him. The customer looking guy who was all bloody was trying to fight the bouncer who was reluctant to fight him back. All the streets people were all watching the action. The waiters in Azuls also were all looking over the balcony to see what was happening. Another guy had a stick / board and started chasing the customer guy down the alley and that was the last of it.
I thought at least the good news was people thought it was somewhat interesting that it was happening. Zona Norte is a bit crazy and shit happens and if folks in the street didn't even bat an eye. Then Norte is crazier than I thought!
G.
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07-22-21 21:10 #3060
Posts: 536No Border Problems If You're Driving
Originally Posted by Dddubs2 [View Original Post]
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07-22-21 19:24 #3059
Posts: 23Any issues crossing to Tijuana and back?
Originally Posted by Hargow20 [View Original Post]