Denver exposes huge problem of illegals driving w/o license or insurance

On Feb 7, 12:04 pm, "Speeders & Drunk Drivers are MURDERERS"
> wrote:
> http://www.thedenverchannel.com/7new...05/detail.html
>
> Are Illegal Immigrants Mocking Legal System?
> 7NEWS Confronts Unlicensed, Uninsured Drivers
>
> POSTED: 2:07 pm MST February 6, 2007
>
> DENVER -- There's an untold number of drivers ignoring the laws and a
> legal system that's allowing it to happen.
>
> David Leigh received physical injuries and financial liabilities when he
> was involved in a crash with an illegal immigrant.
>
> "I was hit by an uninsured, unlicensed driver," he said. "The lady that
> was driving didn't speak any English."
> Click here to find out more!
>
> Police reports show that the other driver had no insurance and no valid
> license.
>
> "Really, the only three things she was able to say was, 'I'm sorry. I
> have no license. I have no insurance,'" Leigh said.
>
> Leigh was left holding the medical bills, paying the car repair bills and
> wondering how many other drivers are out there who are in a similar
> situation.
>
> Looking inside Denver's traffic court, 7NEWS learned that the answer is
> many.
>
> "You are charged with driving without a license, driving without
> insurance. Charges are a three-point deduction. No valid driver's
> license," the magistrate explained to Jorge De La Cruz in court.
>
> De La Cruz has offended three different times, and on the day that he was
> in court, he pleaded guilty.
>
> Court records show De La Cruz was driving without a license and insurance
> in May 2004, driving without a license and insurance in February 2006 and
> driving without a license in October 2006.
>
> Minutes after he pleaded guilty in court, he was once again behind the
> wheel.
>
> When 7NEWS Investigator Tony Kovaleski confronted De La Cruz as he was
> about to drive away from the courthouse, De La Cruz admitted he doesn't
> have a license to drive in Colorado.
>
> "I have the Mexican license," De La Cruz said.
>
> (snip)
>
> "You told the officer you'd lived here six years, so how do you plead to
> the charge of driving without a valid license?" the magistrate asked
> another defendant, Israel Gonzalez.
>
> Gonzalez responded, "Guilty."
>
> Gonzalez's record includes driving without a license twice in 2006.
> Minutes after he left the courtroom, 7NEWS found him in the driver's
> seat.
>
> That was the same situation with Urbano Bustos. In court he pleaded
> guilty to driving without a license. It was his second conviction.
>
> Bustos told the magistrate that he has driven for five years without a
> license and without insurance. A few minutes later, he is behind the
> wheel again and when asked about why he was driving when he didn't have a
> Colorado license, he shrugged.
>
> (snip)
>
> ----------------
>
> Whaddya expect?. The companies that make billions each year off cheap
> illegal labor, then pay the govt to leave the illegal criminals alone.

Down with the filthy government in Washington DC that ignores
thousands of American
citizens butchered each year by illegal aliens.

ted

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> On Feb 7, 12:04 pm, "Speeders & Drunk Drivers are MURDERERS"
> > wrote:
>> http://www.thedenverchannel.com/7new...05/detail.html
>>
>> Are Illegal Immigrants Mocking Legal System?
>> 7NEWS Confronts Unlicensed, Uninsured Drivers
>>
>> POSTED: 2:07 pm MST February 6, 2007
>>
>> DENVER -- There's an untold number of drivers ignoring the laws and a
>> legal system that's allowing it to happen.
>>
>> David Leigh received physical injuries and financial liabilities when he
>> was involved in a crash with an illegal immigrant.
>>
>> "I was hit by an uninsured, unlicensed driver," he said. "The lady that
>> was driving didn't speak any English."
>> Click here to find out more!
>>
>> Police reports show that the other driver had no insurance and no valid
>> license.
>>
>> "Really, the only three things she was able to say was, 'I'm sorry. I
>> have no license. I have no insurance,'" Leigh said.
>>
>> Leigh was left holding the medical bills, paying the car repair bills and
>> wondering how many other drivers are out there who are in a similar
>> situation.
>>
>> Looking inside Denver's traffic court, 7NEWS learned that the answer is
>> many.
>>
>> "You are charged with driving without a license, driving without
>> insurance. Charges are a three-point deduction. No valid driver's
>> license," the magistrate explained to Jorge De La Cruz in court.
>>
>> De La Cruz has offended three different times, and on the day that he was
>> in court, he pleaded guilty.
>>
>> Court records show De La Cruz was driving without a license and insurance
>> in May 2004, driving without a license and insurance in February 2006 and
>> driving without a license in October 2006.
>>
>> Minutes after he pleaded guilty in court, he was once again behind the
>> wheel.
>>
>> When 7NEWS Investigator Tony Kovaleski confronted De La Cruz as he was
>> about to drive away from the courthouse, De La Cruz admitted he doesn't
>> have a license to drive in Colorado.
>>
>> "I have the Mexican license," De La Cruz said.
>>
>> (snip)
>>
>> "You told the officer you'd lived here six years, so how do you plead to
>> the charge of driving without a valid license?" the magistrate asked
>> another defendant, Israel Gonzalez.
>>
>> Gonzalez responded, "Guilty."
>>
>> Gonzalez's record includes driving without a license twice in 2006.
>> Minutes after he left the courtroom, 7NEWS found him in the driver's
>> seat.
>>
>> That was the same situation with Urbano Bustos. In court he pleaded
>> guilty to driving without a license. It was his second conviction.
>>
>> Bustos told the magistrate that he has driven for five years without a
>> license and without insurance. A few minutes later, he is behind the
>> wheel again and when asked about why he was driving when he didn't have a
>> Colorado license, he shrugged.
>>
>> (snip)
>>
>> ----------------
>>
>> Whaddya expect?. The companies that make billions each year off cheap
>> illegal labor, then pay the govt to leave the illegal criminals alone.
>
> Down with the filthy government in Washington DC that ignores
> thousands of American
> citizens butchered each year by illegal aliens.
>
> ted

A young mother was killed in Landis, NC yesterday by one of these b-----ds
along with her unborn child. It's time for people to rise up and demand that
a stop be put to this crap and these criminal scum be shipped down to the
South Pole where they will either freeze to death or it will take them more
time to walk back across our border!


J
>

Do we really need to break it down to specifics like this? I do sympathize,
but these people just need to be rounded up like cattle and driven back
across the border. If we need to invade Mexico to make it happen, so be it.
They don't belong here for any reason. If we define problems like this, they
will use it against us by offering to get insurance as a condition of being
left alone. Liberals will be right there to help them and hold their hands.

"Jerry" > wrote in message
...
>
>
> A young mother was killed in Landis, NC yesterday by one of these b-----ds
> along with her unborn child. It's time for people to rise up and demand
> that a stop be put to this crap and these criminal scum be shipped down
> to the South Pole where they will either freeze to death or it will take
> them more time to walk back across our border!
>
>
> J

Is this Jerry, the radio nerd, cited and proven as alligator keyboard and
canary ass?

"Long Ranger" > wrote

> Liberals will be right there to help them and hold their hands.

Excuse me? The present administration, the courts, and, up until the last
election, the congress, have all been solidly Republican for quite a while,
and they have done little or *nothing* to stop the flow across our border.

I guess mindless hatred of liberals is better than actually blaming the
people who've been in charge?

"P.Roehling" > wrote in message
...
>
> "Long Ranger" > wrote
>
>> Liberals will be right there to help them and hold their hands.
>
> Excuse me? The present administration, the courts, and, up until the last
> election, the congress, have all been solidly Republican for quite a
> while, and they have done little or *nothing* to stop the flow across our
> border.
>
> I guess mindless hatred of liberals is better than actually blaming the
> people who've been in charge?
>You're excused. You're also correct as far as your statement goes. I agree
>that the recent Republican administration has done little about this
>problem, or really any other problem. But I stand by the statement that it
>will be liberals who will be there to defend them in court, or to sway
>public opinion by using the media to obfuscate the whole situation.
>Liberals are in charge, and have been even though alleged conservatives
>have been elected. They may be losing some of their grip though, as
>evidenced by their recent desparate ploys like attempting to control blogs
>through regulation. By the way, they have not been "solidly" Republican.
>What about RINO goofs like McCain, and Uncle Arlen? There have been about
>nine Republicans that have kept the vote on the communist side of thinking
>for the last few years.