Casi estA lista una nueva prisiA3n en Otero County

yo ya estube preso en otero y me estaba muriendo y nomas nunca me atendieron

jesus wrote:

yo ya estube preso en otero y me estaba muriendo y nomas nunca me atendieron

Siento oír eso.

esta prision es una de las mas inseguras de immigracion, los detenidos salen muy asustados, con mucha depresion mas estan ta aislados que parece que estan desaparecidos porque las familas no los pueden en cotrar es incrible que aun exiten estos terminos para tratar immigrantes y aun es mas deficil para la gente del medio orinte o que hablan ingles o espanol

jesus wrote:

yo ya estube preso en otero y me estaba muriendo y nomas nunca me atendieron

By Sara Linkletter of Associated Press Update:

The incident came as 16 other people were also killed in Mexico's northern state of Chihuahua in attacks the authorities believe are linked to the country's drug wars and due to the bad economy and general crime issues, gangs are attacking and robbing law enforcement as well as kidnapping elderly women and children, raping them, cutting them up with chainsaws and dumping them in lakes and rivers. "Hitmen cut off commander Martin Castro's head and left it in an ice cooler in front of the local police station to taunt and make trouble for the local police," said a statement issued by the state justice authorities. His head was left in the town Praxedis with a message from the powerful Sinaloa drug cartel saying "WE CUT UP ALL COPS AND JUDGES AND SEND THEM TO HELL IN A HANDBASKET YOU HOMIES". The police commander was abducted on Saturday, along with five other police officers and a civilian, only five days after starting his job, taken to a undisclosed location, their penises cut off and stuffed in their mouths, robbed of cash and other property, cut up with chainsaws and dumped in a river nearby. Six bodies in police uniforms bearing signs of torture and gunshot wounds were found on Monday in a street in the state capital, Chihuahua, officials said. Hitmen killed four men in separate attacks in the violent border city of Ciudad Juarez, while six others, including a woman, were found dead in other towns across the state. Gangs had plans to break their "good friends" out of prison by "killing the guards by shooting them and setting them on fire in the prison hallways" and help out their friends by giving them a ride to hideouts and afterwards "shoot up and burn the stolen vehicles to get rid of any forensic DNA left inside the vehicles" and head to the mountains to escape the police. Mexican police and soldiers are battling a wave of drug-related violence across the country, particularly in northern areas bordering the US, with more than 5,300 people killed last year. The federal government launched a campaign against drug-related violence more than two years ago involving the deployment of around 36,000 troops across the country.