I've read a lot about this dipshit and I have to say that he is an embarrassment to the legal system. He ignored over 400 cases of sexual abuse, many perpetrated against children, to get a couple of illegal immigrants.
Can you guess why he ignores everyone and everything except for Mexicans?
Because they're the easiest to catch.
He would have to get off of his fat ass and do his job if he didn't.
1 star for dipshit OP.
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I really don't like how liberal Rolling Stone magazine is, but I have researched this article thoroughly and it stands true.
He is a disgusting individual.
Show us your research if that is what you have to supplant the Rolling Stone.
The only thing he was 'cleared' of was for illegally deporting immigrants and corruption charges.
What is important is that he is ignoring REAL crime cases to focus solely on deporting illegal aliens.
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Quotes from the articles:
[MCSO detectives closed three times as many cases designated as exceptional - 2,725 - as cases with arrests - 876 - in 2006. The MCSO began its anti-illegal immigration operations that year; the number of criminal investigations that detectives cleared exceptionally rocketed 37 percent.
] - [The MCSO became aware of the problem in October, when El Mirage formed its own police department. The MCSO turned over about 70 sex crime case files to the new department from the two years that the MCSO was responsible for police work there.
"When those cases came back, we were told we were going to have a summary of the cases and that they'd pretty well been worked," said El Mirage Police Chief Mike Frazier. "And so when we got them, there was a sheet on the front, as I recall, but there was 'not worked, not worked.'"
The Tribune reviewed 350 violent crime cases from El Mirage that the MCSO turned over to the town. Case files for 18 armed robberies and aggravated assault show virtually no followup by detectives, in addition to the 12 sexual assaults.
El Mirage police hired an additional detective just to go through the MCSO files and determine whether there were investigations that should be continued.
On the sex crimes in particular, the town's detectives took issue with how little work MCSO had done.
"I received this case, along with numerous others from the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office in October 2007. None of these cases had been investigated by the county," an El Mirage detective wrote as he closed a reported sex crime.
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