Invader accused of taking pictures up women’s skirts

KGTV — San Diego 
Escondido, Calif. — An Escondido man who allegedly photographed up multiple women’s skirts inside a local retail store was arrested Thursday afternoon by Escondido police. — Juan Ramirez Chavez, 41, was taken into custody around 4 p.m. and charged with three counts including disorderly conduct, said Lt. Craig Carter with Escondido police. Immigration and Customs Enforcement have also placed a hold on Chavez. Security officers at a local retailer called police after they watched a man walk behind unsuspecting women and take a photo with his cell phone, according to a media release… Read More

Mexican trucker caught with 800 pounds of pot

Associated Press
Nogales, Ariz. — A 55-year-old Mexican man from Nogales in Sonora has been arrested after more than 200 packages of marijuana were found in a tractor-trailer he was driving. — U.S. Customs and Border Protection says the man tried to enter the U.S. at the Nogales port of entry on Thursday with a shipment of tile. — Inspection officers found the marijuana hidden amid the tile. It weighed about 800 pounds and is worth an estimated $400,000… Read More

Invader booted 16 times never prosecuted for entering U.S.

North County Times — Escondido, Calif.
In the last four years, Jose Vigil Carbajal has been sent back to his native Mexico 16 times. — His most recent repatriation came Wednesday, two days after he was arrested in Escondido following a traffic stop, according to Lauren Mack, spokeswoman for the San Diego offices of Immigration and Customs Enforcement, or ICE. — But despite that high number of removals, it appears Carbajal has never faced federal charges for repeatedly crossing the border illegally… Read More

Mexican caught sneaking cocaine into Arizona

Gailann Jarocki — The Examiner  
Once again the U.S. Customs and Border Protection has halted another Mexican drug cartel drug delivery.  Since our government allows Mexican trucks to travel anywhere in the U.S. the Mexican drug cartels feel this is a fast way to smuggle large shipments. — Last Saturday, at about 1:45 p.m., a 37-year-old Mexican man from San Luis, Rio Colorado, Mexico, attempted to enter the United States through a San Luis Commercial Port truck lane and was referred for a secondary inspection.  CBP officers observed an anomaly during an X-ray scan… Read More