Police: Enforcement of SB 1070 could spur a flurry of lawsuits

Arizona Daily Star ^ | Jacques Billeaud The Associated Press

[SandRat]

Tucson Police Chief Roberto Villaseñor, Former Arizona Attorney General Terry Goddard,and Pima County Sheriff Dupnick are affraid of problems if SCOTUS upholds SB 1070.

[BelegStrongbow]

Gee, I wonder where Roberto’s allegiances lie.

[Parley Baer]

Make that Sheriff Dipstick, dimoKKKTAT.

[traditional1]

The Legal Challenges for non-enforcement by SOME police departments (aka; Sanctuary Cities) was addressed in the Law.

However, what SHOULD happen is that if some jackass ambulance-chaser sues on "Racial Profiling" grounds, it should immediately be dismissed because "Latino-looking" is enough cause to suspect potential illegal/criminal invader status, and providing SATISFACTORY PROOF should not be difficult for U.S. Citizens.

Common Sense is NEVER being applied in Court, like the ol' RPM (Reasonably Prudent Man) logic that formerly was used to allow reasonable action on rational/common sense grounds.

[backwoods-engineer]

Pima County Sheriff Dupnick

Says the same Dipstick who had Jared Loughner (murderer of Chief U.S. District Court Judge John Roll and five others, and the man who shot Gabby Giffords, She Who Has All Moral Standing On Guns) in his clutches and DID NOTHING.