Category Archives: Crime

May 25, 2013

Muslim Pedophle Sex Gangs – now in Washington State, too

(Mostly Somali) Muslims kidnapping teenage white girls whom they gang rape and then pimp out for pay to their Muslim customers, already epidemic in England, is spreading around America, too – from Minnesota, Ohio, Colorado, and Tennessee, and recently, in Washington, as well.


Yussuf Abdulle

When a 16-year-old girl in West Seattle was kicked out of her house and a friend said she could stay with her and 32-year-old Yussuf Abdulle at an apartment in the 8400 block of Delridge Way SW.

Investigators said Abdulle made the girls have sex with different men three to seven times a day and drugged them with marijuana, ecstasy and methamphetamine. The victim told police Abdulle would sleep near the door of the apartment with a gun and told her there would be a price to pay if she tried to leave.

“Guns, beatings, the stories are pretty horrific of what happens to these young people to keep them under the control of these monsters,” Giovengo said. “Our biggest efforts have to be in preventing how young people end up in that situation.” The 16-year-old was able to get out of the apartment and went to a local hospital for help.

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In checking further, this is not the first time Muslims in Seattle have been arrested in the sex slave business with white girls as young as 14 being gang raped and pimped out. Muslim defenders accuse the victims of “racism.”

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May 24, 2013

Documentary exploring history of Second Amendment features Ted Nugent, Ice-T

Executive producer, writer and director, Kris Koenig insisted that it’s crucial to understand the roots of gun violence, “mostly tied to gangs, drugs and the black market.” “And you can’t ignore the mental health aspect,” he continued.


Rapper Ice-T, left, and Ted Nugent are teaming up for a documentary about guns.

When music fans think of West Coast rapper Ice-T, Ted Nugent may not be the first name that immediately comes to mind. But that’s who the rapper is teaming up with for a new documentary about the heated gun control debate.

The recently announced film, “Assaulted: Civil Rights Under Fire,” looks at the background of the Second Amendment.

“’Assaulted’ turns the gun debate around. It is a civil rights issue, and we take a look at the history of the Second Amendment. It’s a right that has been abused over the years and one that gets overlooked the most,” the film’s executive producer, writer and director, Kris Koenig, told FOX411’s Pop Tarts column. “It’s a self-defense right that gets distorted into self-offense. Our civil rights are very precious to us. The reason our country exists is to balance individual rights against the whole. It has kept our country safe.”

Narrated by Ice-T, the film features myriad voices on the topic. Nugent appears along with Dan Gross, the president of the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence,as well as UCLA professor and author Adam Winkler. The movie aims to take a critical look at our current gun laws, Koenig explained, and how the concept of people rising up against the government in the U.S. may not be so farfetched.

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May 22, 2013

Illegal Alien Hit-and-run that left Phoenix officer Daryl Raetz dead arrested on drug charge

While speaking with and conducting a search of Molina during the stop, a small bag of white powder fell to the ground. The 24-year-old reportedly admitted that the substance was cocaine, and was taken into custody.


Officer Daryl Raetz

An illegal alien that left a Phoenix police officer dead has been arrested, according to court paperwork obtained by ABC15?s Christopher Sign.

While Jesus Cabrera Molina has not yet been charged in the death of Officer Daryl Raetz, he is in custody on separate drug charges, the paperwork shows.

Molina was arrested around 1:15 p.m. Sunday during a traffic stop near Thompson Ranch Road and Grand Avenue in Surprise.

The records show Molina was pulled over by an officer who recognized that the 24-year-old’s SUV matched the description of a vehicle involved in the deadly hit-and-run from early Sunday.

According to the court paperwork, Molina’s vehicle was found to have significant damage to the center grill and hood, similar to the vehicle seen fleeing the crash that left Raetz dead near 51st Avenue and Cambridge.

Detectives were also able to match a part left at the hit-and-run scene with “the missing areas” on Molina’s SUV.

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May 21, 2013

Yet Another Muslim Cigarette Smuggling Ring in America Financing Islamic Terrorism – HAMAS, Hezbos, Qaedas in NYC

All 16 of those charged are Palestinian and all but two were living illegally in the U.S. One managed to flee to Jordan before the arrests late Wednesday. Kelly said the group included several “individuals on our radar with links to known terrorists.”

Over the years, I’ve written about many Muslim cigarette smuggling rings throughout America. In every case, they are funding either HAMAS or Hezbollah. And now there is one that fronts for both AND Al-Qaeda. Yup, this is what higher cigarette taxes do for Islamic terrorists: they transfer money from the mostly poor, working-class stiffs in America who smoke to Islamic terrorists who hate us. Halal Cha-ching! Oh, and by the way, the perpetrators–16 of them!–are all Palestinian Muslims. And all but one are illegal aliens. No worries, though, because they would all be eligible to “come out of the shadows” and get their golden U.S. citizenship ticket, thanks to Marco Boob-io and his Senate Gangbang of Eight.

A Palestinian smuggling ring with possible ties to Middle East terrorist groups made millions selling tax-free cigarettes in the city and upstate. . . . Late Wednesday, state Attorney General Eric Schneiderman and the NYPD busted up the ring of 16 defendants they say flooded the market with more than 1 million cartons of tax-free cigarettes. Law enforcement sources told The News some members of the group may have ties to Hamas and Hezbollah. One defendant is Youssef Odeh, 52, of Staten Island, a vocal supporter of Omar Abdel-Rahman, the blind sheik now serving a life sentence for his role in a foiled 1993 plot to blow up New York landmarks.

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May 20, 2013

State Treasurer Martha Shoffner Arrested for Extortion by FBI

Sources interviewed by the FBI told Arkansas Business in January that investigators had been examining more than Shoffner’s financial dealings with bond brokers doing business with the State Treasurer’s Office. They were also delving into allegations she converted political campaign funds to personal income.

Arkansas Treasurer Martha Shoffner has been arrested for extortion by the Federal Bureau of Investigation and is being held in Pulaski County Jail, the Associated Press reported Saturday.

FBI spokeswoman Kimberly Brunell told the AP that Shoffner was arrested Saturday at her home in Newport and is scheduled for a federal court hearing Monday. Brunell said Shoffner was arrested on charges of “extortion under color of official right.”

Brunell said she would have more details Monday.

The arrest comes four months after Arkansas Business reported that the Democratic state treasurer had been under criminal investigation for more than a year when, on Dec. 14, the Republican-led Legislative Joint Auditing Committee voted to refer an audit of her office to state and federal authorities.

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May 15, 2013

Bright lights lure gangs to Times Square for photo shoots at TKTS booth

The violent crews are taking the pictures to promote their criminal ways on Facebook and other social media sites, cops say.


The crews flash gang signs in many of the photos, one of which was captioned “This isn’t half of us.”

The Great White Way has become the Great Gang Way.

Violent street crews make routine pilgrimages to the TKTS booth in Times Square, police said — but they’re not grabbing discount tickets to “Cinderella.”

The gang members are taking group photos on the booth’s red steps to promote their criminal ways on Facebook and other social media sites, cops claim.

“They take team photos there like they are the Yankees or the Mets,” explained Assistant Commissioner Kevin O’Connor of the NYPD’s Juvenile Justice Division, who said the bizarre ritual is practiced by gangs across the five boroughs.

“Times Square has always been the center of the city, and kids always come down to get their picture taken. (The gangs) do the same thing. The staircase is their stage.”

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May 14, 2013

Calif. struggles with experiment to shift inmates

Many law enforcement officials say crime has increased because of Brown’s realignment law, releasing dangerous felons back onto the street.

In response to a federal court order, Gov. Jerry Brown pushed a novel approach through the Legislature two years ago to dramatically reduce California’s prison population.

People convicted of felonies that were considered non-violent, non-sexual and non-serious would serve their sentences in county jails rather than state prisons. Once released, they would be supervised by local probation officers instead of state parole agents.

The shift in California’s penal system, referred to as “realignment,” is one of the nation’s largest criminal justice experiments and has done its job in at least one respect: The population in the state’s 33 adult prisons has dropped so much that the system now ranks second to Texas in the number of inmates, even though Texas has 12 million fewer residents.

But the change has not come without criticism.

Many law enforcement officials, victims’ rights groups and Republican lawmakers say crime has increased because of Brown’s realignment law, as the wave of new inmates arriving in some county jails is leading to overcrowded conditions and the early release of dangerous felons.

Advocacy groups seized on preliminary FBI crime statistics to argue both sides of the issue.

Though still low in comparison to previous decades, property and violent crimes increased in 40 of California’s 69 largest cities in the first six months of 2012, the largest such increase in 20 years, and the Sacramento-based Criminal Justice Legal Foundation said realignment is clearly to blame.

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May 10, 2013

Inmates party, display drugs & cash in Facebook posts and video

The Channel 4 I-Team examined more than 100 communications on the inmates’ Facebook pages and found one case of an inmate communicating with an inmate in another prison.


A prisoner relaxing in his cell. A friend from outside prison asked him how he was on Facebook from inside prison.

The Facebook posts raise serious questions for the Tennessee Department of Corrections because the inmates aren’t supposed to have internet access and cell phones are prohibited in prisons.

The photos and videos show inmates claiming to be using drugs, smoking, hoarding snacks, giving each other tattoos, and in one photograph, burning clothes inside a cell.

“Anyone who sees those videos, they’re going to be sickened by it. They’re going to be angry,” said Verna Wyatt, executive director of Tennessee Voices for Victims, an advocacy group for crime victims.

The Channel 4 I-Team found inmates using Facebook not only to communicate instantly with family and friends, but also to talk to inmates in other prisons.

“I guarantee you, when the commissioner sees this, there’s going to be a reckoning. And there should be,” Wyatt said.

The Channel 4 I-Team released all our findings to the state department of correction and assistant commissioner Tony Parker, who is charge of security in state prisons.

“These are murderers, rapists, other convicted criminals and they appear to be having a pretty good time in prison,” asked chief investigative reporter Jeremy Finley.

“Again, I don’t like it. But it’s a problem we face every day,” said Parker.

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May 1, 2013

Organ trafficking case in Kosovo

The case grew in notoriety when allegations surfaced that the ethnic Albanian Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA), which waged an insurgency against Serbian forces in the late 1990s, had extracted and sold organs from captives, some of them Serbs, in neighbouring Albania.

Five men were convicted in Kosovo yesterday of involvement in an organ trafficking ring that performed at least 23 illegal kidney transplants at a clinic on the outskirts of the capital, under the noses of UN police and Nato personnel.

The trial of the men, all citizens of Kosovo, has taken on added significance in the region because it echoes a high-profile probe into alleged organ harvesting by guerrilla fighters during the 1998-99 war.

Would-be donors from Turkey and poor parts of the former Soviet Union were lured to the clinic in Pristina, called Medicus, on a promise of €10,000-€12,000.

Recipients, mainly Israelis, paid between €80,000 and €100,000 for the organs. Some donors never received any money.

“They were alone, did not speak the local language, were uncertain of what they were doing and had no one to protect their interests,” Judge Dean Pineles, part of an international panel of judges, told the court.

The scandal came to light in late 2008 when a Turkish man was stopped by police at Pristina airport, visibly in pain having had his kidney removed.

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April 28, 2013

Crackdown on gangs jetting in for crime sprees

The garda raid was planned under Operation Aughrim, which was established to combat a big rise mainly in phone thefts around the capital. It was set up after a total of 7,887 mobiles, mainly iPhone 4 models, were taken between January 1 and December 10 last year.

Eastern European gangs are launching short-term crime sprees in Dublin and other EU capital cities before returning home with suitcases full of stolen booty.

The gangs are involved mainly in street thefts and shoplifting during the day and then focusing on customers in nightclubs and pubs at night.

Gardai have smashed one gang from Romania after raiding a flat on the North Circular Road in Dublin.

Officers recovered goods worth at least €7,000, including mobile phones, clothing, jewellery, alcohol and cosmetics that had been stolen in a spate of crime in Dublin and surrounding counties.

The search was carried out by gardai from Pearse Street station on Sunday morning and the haul included a mobile phone that had been stolen from a nightclub in Naas, Co Kildare, hours earlier.

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