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09-28-13 01:17 #8402
Posts: 3Grand Hotel
Guys do you have any info about the Grand Hotel in the Business district? Is there anything interesting there? A couple of people have mentioned that there are pretty hot chicks roaming the bar there.
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09-28-13 00:55 #8401
Posts: 18Just in case, frisked and detained
Originally Posted by Phordphan [View Original Post]
I don't smoke / drink / drugs. Even then, what should I do, if the cops for whatever reason detain. I have read about the posts that says do not offer any bribe or give them bribe if they ask, too.
If I refuse to pay what happens next.
How does the process work, just to be aware of.
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09-27-13 17:26 #8400
Posts: 119Great Idea!
Originally Posted by SBeach25 [View Original Post]
Ciao!
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09-27-13 16:14 #8399
Posts: 558Google GPS location
Originally Posted by Guitarrefreak [View Original Post]
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09-27-13 09:42 #8398
Posts: 3193Originally Posted by Reinaldo [View Original Post]
When I finally got to the counter I asked what was going on. The ticket agent said they had received a request from Homeland No-Security to be extra vigilant because there was some unspecified terrorist threats or some other bullshit. There were even extra pat-downs at the gate.
So, don't tell me that when the bozos in DC ask, other countries don't listen.
The Tijuana cops jack up more foreigners. Because of this, the odds of finding some dork holding goes up. It's a win-win for Tijuana's finest. They can show Big Sis (or whoever-the-fuck runs that insane asylum now) that they're doing as they're told, PLUS they can shake down drug-carrying gringos. The gravy is that nobody gives a shit if some idiot, who is stupid enough to carry drugs in a foreign country, has to make an involuntary donation to the Tijuana Widows and Orphans fund.
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09-27-13 06:43 #8397
Posts: 583Originally Posted by FlapJacK [View Original Post]
The place is in a building called "Plaza Del Sol" (most taxi's know, but in case they don't, it is on calle 3ra, in between ninos heroes and constitucion) , the 3rd floor is a gym, my store is on the 2nd floor.
https://www.facebook.com/artederelajaciontj
This is the facebook place.
For forum members wanting to pay a visit, PM me prior to your visit, I will let my manager know to work extra time in.
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09-27-13 03:22 #8396
Posts: 524Phordphan= Conspiracy Theorist
Also we can't ignore the possibility that you wear a tin foil hat, LOL.
Originally Posted by Phordphan [View Original Post]
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09-27-13 00:21 #8395
Posts: 353Originally Posted by Guitarrefreak [View Original Post]
How exactly would I find your place? Is it far from the Zona? Whats the name of the business? Will most Taxi drivers know of it if I ask them to take me there?
Thanks
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09-27-13 00:07 #8394
Posts: 353Of the 20+ years of going to Tijuana I have been frisked 3 or 4 times. Never has any of the Tijuana cops taken money from me or asked for bribe. The last time was several years ago while walking down the hill into the Zona. They were not rude with me. They simply searched me and let me be on my way.
The worst thing that ever happen to me was about 15-20 years ago while I was a little drunk and got pick pocketed by some chick on the street. I did not know what had happen until she was gone. Only $80. 00 lost. And lesson learned.
Originally Posted by HelpRules [View Original Post]
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09-26-13 21:27 #8393
Posts: 194When I was arrested I was going home about 6:00 AM Sunday morning to catch the Amtrak. I had a little over $ 400 USD on me. The two policia that stopped me found the money, and put it on the back of the car with the rest of my things. I offered to pay "bail" to them, but was told I had to go see "the judge". It seemed to me that the judge was the officer in charge of the jail at that time (he was dressed in a policia uniform). He also knew that I had the money. My fine for "being dis-respectful to a lady" was $ 1, 000 pesos, which I paid at the border as the two policia let me out with the rest of my money. This was over a year ago, so it may not be relevant now as we are talking about Tijuana, where anything can happen at any time.
Tijuana's finest phucked a lot of people out of money. I was going to Tijuana 2-3 times a month and spending at least $1, 000. 00 a month. While I still miss Tijuana, my bank account is loving it.
Health & happiness to all.
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09-26-13 20:34 #8392
Posts: 3193Originally Posted by HelpRules [View Original Post]
There is a huge difference between being stopped and frisked and being shaken down for money.
The cops can stop anybody, anywhere, anytime. No probable cause needed. If you're going to hang out for any length of time in LZN it comes with the territory. The point is, with these stops lately, has any money been taken? So far, that doesn't seem to be the case.
Personally, I never carry wads of cash in Mexico, just wads of pesos. I take what I'm going to use and leave the remainder in the hotel safe. However, that's not the point. If you get stopped, take out your money and hold the cash in your hand. They're not going to beat the hell out of you and take it. If you're clean, great. If you're riding dirty, that's another kettle of fish.
Be polite. Don't give in to any bribe requests. Ask to see the judge if necessary. Tijuana has 24 hour judges. But I'm not sure it's come to that yet.
Also, you can't ignore the possibility that Uncle Obama is behind some of this. The nimrods at the State Dept. May have asked Mexico to "crack down" on gringo drug users, for all we know.
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09-26-13 04:59 #8391
Posts: 111Originally Posted by Artisttyp [View Original Post]
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09-26-13 04:50 #8390
Posts: 360Do you think its time we start carrying the majority of our money in our shoes, so the cops don't steal from us. I think if you have 400 or 500 dollars on you, they will use that as an excuse to shake you down. If you only have beer money in pesos in your wallet, and 500 dollars in your shoe, they will think you are a broke american. When I was stopped, I didn't have much money on me, because I had a couple girls before the cops stopped me. I wonder what would have happened if I had a few cnotes in my wallet.
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09-26-13 04:34 #8389
Posts: 360Fairly recent. I have been going to Tijuana off and on for many years, and it never happened before. This was a first. I guess they used the excuse of me yapping to the cab driver through his window as a sign I was buying drugs. The worst part about this is America is doing the same thing with the stop and frisk in NY. One thing going to Tijuana has taught me is how precious our constitution is. We should not be afraid to go outside in America, because we might be frisked by the cops because we look a certain way. I can't believe bloomberg and Obama want to turn this country into a 3rd world toilet like Mexico. At least when the government is concerned. When I'm in Mexico I never dress nice, so I don't draw attention to myself from the criminals and the cops who are now one in the same. I guess if you're American, you can dress like a homeless person and they will still stop you. Everyone be careful. Don't look the cops in the eyes when you walk. Just pretend your looking at the shops.
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09-26-13 03:04 #8388
Posts: 3853Originally Posted by HelpRules [View Original Post]