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WTF? 18 People riding in one SUV?
Why do I get the feeling most if not all the passengers were illegals? I feel wrong speculating that, but I can't help it...
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WTF? 18 People riding in one SUV?
Why do I get the feeling most if not all the passengers were illegals? I feel wrong speculating that, but I can't help it...
OCBuckWife
I am the evil monkey in your closet
FCollinsBuckeye;1225169; said:link
WTF? 18 People riding in one SUV?
You could get that feeling from this text in the article you posted.
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scooter1369
HTTR Forever.
cause and effect, chain of events, all of the chaos makes perfect sense.
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Now it is up to 19 in the car.
DPS: 9 dead, 10 hurt in accident on SR 79 south of Florence - Phoenix Arizona news, breaking news, local news, weather radar, traffic from ABC15 News | ABC15.com
As many as 19 people were in a GMC SUV when it went off the road just north of Tom Mix Monument, said Figueroa.
DPS officials said they believe that all the patients are U.S. border crossers and suspected undocumented immigrants.
DPS: 9 dead, 10 hurt in accident on SR 79 south of Florence - Phoenix Arizona news, breaking news, local news, weather radar, traffic from ABC15 News | ABC15.com
As many as 19 people were in a GMC SUV when it went off the road just north of Tom Mix Monument, said Figueroa.
DPS officials said they believe that all the patients are U.S. border crossers and suspected undocumented immigrants.
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
Update:
Charges filed in fatal rollover
Mexican accused of transporting illegal immigrants
Seventeen suspected illegal immigrants jammed inside an SUV that rolled on a rural highway southeast of Phoenix last week had crossed the desert on foot for two days before being picked up for the second leg of their journey, two of the survivors reportedly told authorities.
Two men who had served as guides for the border crossers reportedly boarded the sport-utility vehicle with the group; one of them, 32-year-old Brian Guzman-Ochoa, was identified as the suspected driver, a Mexican national who authorities said had been arrested at least three previous times for human smuggling.
Nine people died and 10 were hurt, some seriously, in the 7:45 a.m. rollover early Thursday in Pinal County near Florence.
Guzman-Ochoa told authorities after the crash that he did not know how to drive but did so anyway, according to a criminal complaint released by the U.S. Attorney's Office on Tuesday.
He also said he did not know what happened because he suffers from epileptic seizures, the document said.
Guzman-Ochoa has been charged with one count of transporting illegal immigrants.
The Hermosillo, Sonora, man faces a maximum of five years in prison, a $250,000 fine, or both.
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He denied being the driver, telling authorities he was in the front passenger's seat holding the steering wheel after the driver saw police.
Later, he said that he was the driver despite not knowing how to drive.
Guzman-Ochoa also told authorities he suffered from epileptic seizures and did not know what happened before the crash.
An investigation later determined that Guzman-Ochoa had been arrested four times and apprehended several other times.
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Entire article: Charges filed in fatal rollover
Well nothing too surprising in that article. :(
Charges filed in fatal rollover
Mexican accused of transporting illegal immigrants
Seventeen suspected illegal immigrants jammed inside an SUV that rolled on a rural highway southeast of Phoenix last week had crossed the desert on foot for two days before being picked up for the second leg of their journey, two of the survivors reportedly told authorities.
Two men who had served as guides for the border crossers reportedly boarded the sport-utility vehicle with the group; one of them, 32-year-old Brian Guzman-Ochoa, was identified as the suspected driver, a Mexican national who authorities said had been arrested at least three previous times for human smuggling.
Nine people died and 10 were hurt, some seriously, in the 7:45 a.m. rollover early Thursday in Pinal County near Florence.
Guzman-Ochoa told authorities after the crash that he did not know how to drive but did so anyway, according to a criminal complaint released by the U.S. Attorney's Office on Tuesday.
He also said he did not know what happened because he suffers from epileptic seizures, the document said.
Guzman-Ochoa has been charged with one count of transporting illegal immigrants.
The Hermosillo, Sonora, man faces a maximum of five years in prison, a $250,000 fine, or both.
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He denied being the driver, telling authorities he was in the front passenger's seat holding the steering wheel after the driver saw police.
Later, he said that he was the driver despite not knowing how to drive.
Guzman-Ochoa also told authorities he suffered from epileptic seizures and did not know what happened before the crash.
An investigation later determined that Guzman-Ochoa had been arrested four times and apprehended several other times.
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Entire article: Charges filed in fatal rollover
Well nothing too surprising in that article. :(
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