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Detective Hugo Arango, 24, Doroville Police Department
Murdered May 13, 2000

Detective Arango was shot and killed after having been flagged down by a club patron who indicated that some men had been breaking into cars outside of a nightclub. Detective Arango located three suspects and detained them. As he searched for weapons, illegal alien Bautista Ramirez shot Arango four times. The first shot took off one of his fingers, the second through his thigh. As Arango lay on the ground helpless, Ramirez intentionally fired one round through his badge and then executed Arango with a shot to his head which severed his brain stem.

Unfortunately for Ramirez, he had left his wallet on the top of the patrol car and was quickly apprehended. The trial was delayed while his defense attorney appealed to the Georgia Supreme Court, arguing that Hispanics were under-represented by the grand jury that indicted him. On June 25, 2003, Ramirez was convicted of the murder and sentenced to life plus twenty years.

Officer Michael Dunman, Salt Lake City Police Department
Killed July 17, 2000

Officer Dunman was on routine bike patrol in the downtown area when he was struck and killed instantly by an illegal alien, Cruz-Silva. The fugitive was arrested and charged, then released on bail after the Hispanic community claimed discrimination. The defendant fled to Mexico where he is believed to be hiding today.

Deputy Michael Schapp, Los Angeles County Sheriffs’ Department
Shot and injured September 25, 2000

On September 25, 2000, while on routine patrol, Deputy Schapp and his partner initiated a traffic stop on a full size van. Before either deputy was able to exit the patrol car, the sliding door of the van flew open and illegal alien Emigdio Preciado began firing an assault weapon at the patrol vehicle, striking Deputy Schapp in the forehead. Twenty-one 7.62 shell casings were recovered at the scene.

Preciado remains at large today and is believed to be in Mexico. The three passengers in the van have pled guilty to assault on a police officer.

Deputy Schapp has returned to very limited duty, currently in a training unit giving "sensitivity" training.