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    Default update again for the trailer theft shooting. it gets better.

    update again to the trailer theft/ and shooting of dirtbag

    http://www.thedenverchannel.com/news...74/detail.html

    JEFFERSON COUNTY, Colo. -- An illegal immigrant accused of felony theft will not stand trial. Instead, he was given the chance to go home to Mexico.

    Damacio Torres-Ochoa, was scheduled in court Monday afternoon in Jefferson County to face charges of theft from an at-risk adult. But Torres-Ochoa never showed up in court. He was in Mexico.

    "He self deports," said Scott Storey, Jefferson County District Attorney. "He says, 'You know what, I am illegally here, I don't want to fight it, get rid of me.' So what happens? They take him across the border. Do you think he comes back? Well my guess is he comes back and he comes back under another alias and we haven't got justice here."

    Storey is outraged Torres-Ochoa was allowed to self-deport.

    Storey said Torres-Ochoa bonded out of the Jefferson County Jail on Oct. 4. He was not allowed to leave, because Immigration and Customs Enforcement had placed a hold on him. Storey said on Oct. 6 ICE officials picked up Torres-Ochoa and on Oct. 19, Torres-Ochoa was flown to El Paso, Texas and walked across the border.

    Robert Wallace, the victim in this case learned of the deportation during the court hearing Monday.

    "Some of it does not make any sense at all," said Wallace.

    Storey said Torres-Ochoa drove the truck which was hooked up to Wallace's trailer when it was stolen.

    "I don't know what to think," said Wallace, confused.

    Torres-Ochoa faced 12 years behind bars for the crime.

    "If a person can self-deport without any consequences, you are treating him better than you are our own citizens," said Storey.

    Wallace pleaded guilty in September to shooting at Damacio Torres-Ochoa and Alvaro Cardona while they were stealing the trailer. Cardona was shot in the head and suffered severe injuries. Wallace was sentenced to two years of probation for the shooting. He is now a convicted felon.

    "I sat down and apologized to (Wallace)," said Storey, explaining how he said it was unfair Wallace had to face the consequences for his actions, yet Torres-Ochoa did not.

    Storey said laws need to be changed to make sure something like this can't happen.

    "When you have charges, felony charges, class 3 felony charges, that we are prosecuting, that have not come all the way through the system (ICE) should be precluded from deporting (the suspect)," said Storey.

    Storey said there is no law that requires immigration officials to keep an illegal immigrant in the country to face charges.

    "It is almost like (ICE is) implicit in him escaping from justice," said Storey.

    Storey said this entire thing would not be an issue had the judge, Thomas Vance, not reduced Torres-Ochoa's bond from $100,000 to $27,500.

    "Thomas Vance knew he was an illegal because of the fact I had it on the paperwork," said Storey. "Yet he found it necessary to reduce it to $27,500."

    Storey said he sent the chief county and district judges letters asking them to keep bonds high on known illegal immigrants because of their flight risk.

    "It is a frequent problem that we local district attorney's face and it has got to stop," said Storey.

    Torres-Ochoa used Reliable Bail Bonds to secure his bond.

    7NEWS contacted Rosalie Montoya of Reliable Bail Bonds who said she will now apply for exoneration of forfeiture.

    In 2007, the Colorado legislature passed a law that states if a bail bondsman secures a bond for a person who later turns out to be an illegal immigrant, the bondsman can get the bond back, minus the fee charged.

    Montoya said the fee in this case was $2,750 for the $27,500 bond. Torres-Ochoa's sister also put up her house as collateral.

    Montoya said she expects to gets everything back minus the $2,750. If for some reason she does not get the money back, she said she then has the right to go over Torres-Ochoa's sister's house.

    Tuesday, an arrest warrant was issued for Torres-Ochoa. His bond, if arrested will be $250,000 cash.


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    What a load of horse shit! But at least the POS is gone for now. He will be back pretty soon though with a new ID.


    Is it against fed law to verify citizenship before bonding?

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    I wish I could commit crimes in mexico then self deport rather than stand trial.

    I'd love to find where this guy lives and steal something from him.

    edited to add: and I hope the bondsman puts a lien on the sister's house.

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    [quote=trlcavscout;255870]What a load of horse shit! But at least the POS is gone for now. He will be back pretty soon though with a new ID.[quote]

    And if Pelosi/Obama have their way, he'll get amnesty, and free health care, and unemployment, and welfare, and Section 8, and Social Security, and a voter ID card as a registered Democrat.....

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    Seems that Wallace should have pumped a round or two in his ass as well. That would keep him from border jumping. Maybe the DA will drop the felony conviction and just stick to some probation. Oh, wait a minute. We're talking about JeffCo, Liberal agenda justice at it's finest!
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    "My" government directly assists criminals in avoiding prosecution while also wasting "my" states resources.

    Wonder why I don't trust them?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Elhuero View Post
    I wish I could commit crimes in mexico then self deport rather than stand trial.
    hahahahahahahahahahahahahaha If it works let me know!

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    I wanna be an illegal. I wonder if I can quit paying taxes then, and get everything free. I suppose the only way to do it is to be an illegal, AND a criminal. Hmmm......
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    Quote Originally Posted by esaabye View Post
    "My" government directly assists criminals in avoiding prosecution while also wasting "my" states resources.

    Wonder why I don't trust them?
    think of the Hundreds of Millions of Dollars being burnt in a frivolous lawsuit by the fed against a state for upholding federal laws.

    Now consider the fact that your child and mine will have to pay that back with interest.

    The Immigrant children will Grow up and just work here under the table, not pay taxes, suck on the system to sustain them all while sending their tax free money across the border.


    I Sat waiting for my wife to get off work the other day and watched a man and a woman and a child come in and buy food on the food stamp card.
    Been there had to do that, I understand...
    He THEN Wires $400.00 USD to his familia in Chihuahua.
    He bragged that its his retirement.

    I left the store so that I wouldn't jeopardize my wife's $7.50/hr job.

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    This is the reason to practice as much as you can.

    Dead men tell no tales.

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