Tjiuana's mayor and police chief
The bros should write many letters complaining about INM's shakedowns at the border and policias abusing, shaking down tourists. Also contact Mexico's consulate in San Diego and the press, make a big stink about these corrupt government employees.
File official complaints against specific individuals with details. Go to Sindicatura in Zona Rio near hotel Pueblo Amigo to press charges.
Don't let the stupid monkeys bully and take advantage of you:
Mayor Arturo González Cruz.
Palacio Municipal.
De La Independencia No. 1350, Zona Urbana Rio Tijuana, 22320 Tijuana, be. See. , Mexico.
Polcia Chief Rafael Vázquez Hernández.
Calle uno norte why uno poniente s / and City. Industrial New Tijuana.
[URL]https://policia.tijuana.gob.mx/contacto.aspx[/URL]
SSPCM.
Secretary of Security and Municipal Citizen Protection.
Blvd Cuauhtémoc Sur why Río Suchiate #2141 Colonia Marron.
Tijuana, Baja California, Mexico.
Tijuana's Internal Affairs chief: Lic. Alfonso Rafael Leyva Perez.
He's the chief city attorney responsible to investigate all government employees' conducts. Complain to him via email or letter with with specifics and details.
Lic. Alfonso Rafael Leyva Perez.
Email: [EMAIL]rafael.leyva@sindicatura.gob.mx[/EMAIL].
Blvd. Independencia 1350, Zona Urbana.
Rio Tijuana, 22320 Tijuana, be. See.
[URL]http://www.sindicatura.gob.mx/[/URL]#/ default.
[EMAIL]Quejas.spm@sindicaturatijuana.gob.mx[/EMAIL]
Complain to Tijauna's Internal Affairs chief
Lic. Alfonso Rafael Leyva Perez.
Email: * [EMAIL]rafael.leyva@sindicatura.gob.mx[/EMAIL].
Blvd. Independencia 1350, Zona Urbana.
Rio Tijuana, 22320 Tijuana, b. c.
Dear Sr. Perez,
Too often and too many times my friends, visitors and I have been stopped*by Municipal Policias, wrongfully*accused of violations, threatened and demanded bribes when we never violated any laws.
Specifically on Sunday April 3 at about midnight, I was stopped by 2 policias in their patrol car (I have #)* on Ave Constitucion near the border, harassed, threatened, taken to the policia*station, shaken down and robbed of all my money by 2 policias.
My friends and other*visitors have been threatened and robbed by policias*many times in the last few months. * There must be many more unreported incidents. ** It looks obvious that Tijuan's policias are not preventing or prosecution*criminals but are spending all their time on the job shaking down visitors.
There have been many complaints that make Tijuana famous with*corrupt policias and rampant crimes. I wish to make sure policias pursue criminals*and not abusing*visitors. *.
Estimado Sr. Pérez,
Con demasiada frecuencia, mis amigos, visitantes y yo hemos sido detenidos por la policía municipal, acusados injustamente de violaciones, amenazadosy exigidos sobornos cuando nunca violamos ninguna ley.
Específicamente el domingo 3 de abril a eso de la medianoche, fui detenido por 2 policías en su patrulla (tengo #) en la Avenida Constitucin cerca de la frontera, hostigados, amenazados, llevados a la estación de policía, golpeados y robados todo mi dinero por 2 policías. Mis amigos y otros visitantes han sido asaltados por policías muchas veces en los últimos meses. Debe haber muchos más incidentes no denunciados.
Parece obvio que los policías de Tijuana no están previniendo ni enjuiciando a los delincuentes, sino que pasan todo su tiempo en el trabajo sacudiendo a los visitantes.
Ha habido muchas denuncias que hacen famoso a Tijuana con policías corruptos y crímenes desenfrenados. Deseo asegurarme de que las policías persigan a los delincuentes y no abusen de los visitantes.
Air Force Maj. Gen. William Cooley guilty of abusive sexual contact
Lost his career for kissing and groping his sister-in-law. Gen. Cooley should have moved the Air Force Research Lab to Tijuana to really live his life and avoid this kinds of troubles.
Now you can guess what the thousands engineers and scientists in AFRL do all day.
[URL]https://www.daytondailynews.com/local/just-in-verdict-announced-in-court-martial-of-ex-afrl-commander/MR46PDESSBB57PJKZQWN5ZET3M/[/URL]
Verdict announced in court-martial of ex-AFRL commander.
Maj. Gen. William T. Cooley, ex-commander of the Air Force Research Laboratory, delivers remarks during the McCook Field Centennial ceremony in Dayton on Oct. 6, 2017. (USA Air Force photo by Wesley Farnsworth).
By Thomas Gnau April 23,2022.
Verdict comes in sixth day of trial over abusive sexual contact charge.
A military judge found Air Force Maj. Gen. William Cooley guilty of one charge of abusive sexual contact on the sixth day of an historic court-martial at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base.
Air Force Judge Col. Christina Jimenez deliberated for some five hours Friday before recessing for the day. The verdict was pronounced as soon as court opened Saturday morning.
The charge had three specifications involving how the two-star general was reported to have touched the complainant in the case — forcing his tongue in her mouth, forcing her hand to his genitals and pushing his hand between her legs and cupping her breast, according to an Air Force charge sheet.
The judge found Cooley guilty of the first specification and not guilty of the latter two.
A former commander of the Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL), Cooley was charged with abusive sexual contact in an encounter with his sister-in-law inside a Jeep when she gave him a ride after a family backyard barbecue in a New Mexico off-duty incident nearly four years ago.
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The victim in the case, the wife of Cooley's brother, is a civilian woman who is not a Department of Defense employee. Cooley's brother works for the Air Force in New Mexico as a civilian employee.
Cooley had faced loss of rank, pay and benefits and up to 21 months of confinement. And he may have to register as a sexual offender.
Now after Saturday's verdict, in terms of confinement, the maximum possible sentence is seven years per charge. An Air Force spokeswoman said Saturday that Cooley does not face loss of rank. It was not immediately clear Saturday what impact the conviction will have on Cooley's career.
This is the first time a court-martial of an Air Force general reached trial.
"Today marks the first time an Air Force general officer has been held responsible for his heinous actions," the victim in the case said in a statement from her personal attorney, Ryan Guilds.
"Sometimes family members are the abusers, abusers who count on silence in order to wield their extensive power."