[Armedanddangerous]

From what I understand from a friend in NM, Kilmer is correct. The friend, who lives in Las Vegas, NM, notes that homicides are very common in the area. Mexican drug gangs killing each other like it was legal, and leaving dismembered corpses in the woods to show they mean business.

As I type this, the friend, owner of a Log home company, has allowed his on-site employees to come to work with sidearms because of threats from recently-fired employee accused of stealing $60,000 worth of sawmill equipment.

He has asked for police assistance. The local sherriff's office is reluctant to act because, as they told him, they fear being sued for racial profiling, and the commander of the local state police barracks had to be ordered to act by the Commander of the NM State Police.

The friend was approached by other employees last week who told him the ex worker is connected with organized crime elements in the Mexican Mafia, and is planning to burn his mill to the ground whenever the opportunity presents itself.

To that end, his employees have volunteered to stand night watch at the company, armed with SKS rifles and guard dogs until the matter is resolved.

It is certainly a sad state of affairs when a business owner who walks from his office to his car at night has to carry a 45 auto and a Rossi 12 ga double bbl Coach Gun.


Maybe if the police weren't hamstrung with fears of being labeled racial profilers, they could do their job.

[wjcsux]

I have lived in NM for almost 20 years. You don't really want to go anywhere in this state without your gun. Crime isn't real high here, citizens with guns keep it that way.

[Roughneck]

He has asked for police assistance. The local sherriff's office is reluctant to act because, as they told him, they fear being sued for racial profiling, and the commander of the local state police barracks had to be ordered to act by the Commander of the NM State Police.


New Mexico has a demonrat for governor. He can not be expected to protect american citizens when it's the illegal mexicans keeping him in office. . . He likes to use New Mexico as a hide-out for texas democrats as well, but protect his own? Bah! Hum Bug!

[Redbob]

"It is certainly a sad state of affairs when a business owner who walks from his office to his car at night has to carry a 45 auto and a Rossi 12 ga double bbl Coach Gun."

No, it's a sad state of affairs when someone is prohibited from doing so, as he would be if his business were in New York City.

[taxed2death]

....add to this sad matter the statement that Pinhead in charge Tom Ridge made...."we cannot close the borders for political and cultural reasons"..........by close, he meant seal off areas between legal border crossings.


Hope you sleep soundly tonight.

[Squantos]

Tell yer buddy to call Jim at Ranger Outreach in Pecos. He'll take care of that "infestation" problem for him. Above board ,good troop who does a great job of convincing those little POS wannabes to move to a different state.

Stay Safe !

[ampat]

Sounds more to me like the NM state troopers, country sheriff, and maybe some high state govt officials are in the mexican mafias pocket.