[Clive]

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[goseminoles]

Dumb ass. Couldn’t read the street signs huh?

[Vigilanteman]

"In due course, he will be deported," Stoesser said.

Our Canadian friends can keep him. I'm willing to bet he isn't legally in the United States either.

[Palladin]

Jesus says: “Dios mio! Que pasa?”

....and who are the guys in the red jackets and funny pants?

[Sender]

Options>Settings>Route Settings>Warn of Border Crossings?>Yes>Done

[camle]

headline should read:

“Incredibly bright Drug smuggler busted by GPS error [GPS routed him into Canada]”

[Gay State Conservative]

Last year I was trying to go from a town in northwestern Vermont to one in the northeastern part of the state.Surprisingly,my GPS routed me through Quebec.Fortunately I had my passport card with me so it wasn't a problem.When I got to the Canadian immigration guy he asked me the reason for my visit and I told him it because the GPS told me to go that way.It appeared that he didn't believe me and seemed ready to deny me entry (although he never said so).He let me in,however.

[Bloody Sam Roberts]

...and must provide local police with a DNA sample.

Nice little tag line at the end of the article. I don't think any of us will like where that is taking us.

[Wally_Kalbacken]

The link to the original story wouldn’t load. But note this line from the post:

“The federal jail system can consider sending Fontanez-Medina home to serve the sentence.”

Which really raises the question - where is his home? He is referred to as a “Texas man”, but we know there is a not insubstantial chance that a Texas resident may be an illegal immigrant. So, is Canada willing to let him serve in Mexico?

[reagan_fanatic]

[fanfan]

Thanks for the ping, Clive.