Monday, June 11, 2018

Sunday's Taquiza Fundraiser For Guatemala In Milwaukee Raised $20,308.70

Milwaukee's taquerias and local businesses held a one day fundraiser for the victims of Guatemala on Sunday in the Southside.

By H. Nelson Goodson
Hispanic News Network U.S.A.

June 11, 2018

Milwaukee, WI - On Sunday night, the organizers of Sunday's Taquiza Por Guatemala in Milwaukee's Southside confirmed that they raised $20,308.70, despite the 57° (real feel 49°) temperature and rainy/drizzle day, which didn't keep people from stopping at the Taquiza to contribute and buy tacos and food including beverages to benefit the victims of Guatemala's Volcano de Fuego eruption that claimed more than 80 lives. 
The Taquiza Por Guatemala was held at the PNC Bank parking lot on S. 16th Street and W. National Ave. from 12:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. in Milwaukee.
The donations generated will be turned over to the local American Red Cross to help provide aid for the victims of Guatemala, according to the Taquiza organizers.

Click to watch: Taquiza Por Guatemala video

Some of the participants in La Taquiza Por Guatemala 2018 were:

• Taqueria El Cabrito
• Restaurante Fiesta Garibaldi 
• Taqueria El Chariton
• Jose Lozoya del National Mufller and National Liquors 
• Berta's Tamales
• Marta's Tamales
• Taqueria Don Panchos
• Taqueria Buena Vista
• Taqueria El Toro
• Carnicería Hacienda
• Quiles Distribution
• Familia Salas 
• Jalisco Restaurant
• JC King Tortas
and others.

Also the following Latino media outlets were involved:

• La GranD 104.7 FM Radio
• Telemundo Wisconsin
• TV Azteca Wisconsin 38
• Radio Caliente 97.9 FM 

Also Hugo L. Alarcón from H Tax Accounting, LLC donated his services.

In September 2017, some of the same taquerias and businesses held a 2-day Taquiza for the victims of Puerto Rico's Hurricane Maria and victims for Mexico's earthquake disasters, which raised $33,618 and the donations were divided between both Puerto Rico and Mexico's relief fund. The donations raised were turned in to the local American Red Cross as well.

Sunday, June 10, 2018

U.S. Citizens Told Trump's U.S. Border Patrol Agents To "Get The F_ck Out Here" When Being Harassed By Agents After An ICE Detention Center Protest In Otay Mesa



U.S. Citizens and protesters in a video claimed that they were harassed after attending a protest by U.S. Border Patrol agents and they belittled the agents with derogatory remarks and even displayed the bird (middle finger) to them.

By H. Nelson Goodson
Hispanic News Network U.S.A.

June 10, 2018

San Diego, CA - On Sunday, multiple U.S. Citizens and protesters who attended a rally and protest in the neighborhood of Otay Mesa in San Diego to protest against an Immigration and Customs Enforcement  (ICE) center located in the vicinity where children have been separated from their parents and undocumented immigrants are being processed for misdemeanor crimes after entering the U.S. illegally. Apparently, after the rally and protest at the Otay Mesa Detention Center-ICE some of those people attending were followed to a local gas station and restaurant by border patrol agents, which the U.S. Citizens claimed they were being harassed and U.S. Border Patrol agents called for backup, which more than ten other agents showed up. 
The agents faced ridicule and adult language criticising their jobs as "sell outs", which one of the protesters even displayed the bird (middle finger) to the border patrol agents at the scene. One of the agents was told that he wasn't a police officer and all he could do is ask for citizenship. The agents had no choice after the repeated verbal attacks, but to leave, according to the videos posted on Facebook by Francisco Mendoza. 
It sure sends out a strong message to Americans around the nation who are frustrated with the illegal acts committed by rogue ICE and border patrol agents, that this is how you stand up against Trump's Gestapo type of border patrol and ICE agents.
The U.S. Citizens in the videos shouted at the agents to "get the f_ck out" of there and began to call them other derogatory names. It seems that the U.S. Border Patrol and ICE agents have lost respect from U.S. Citizens since Trump's policies took effect to separate the children from undocumented parents and information from the ACLU exposed that the children were being sexually, mentally and physically harassed by agents while being detained in ICE centers. Also, that more than 5,000 children of undocumented parents were unaccounted for and no record was kept to locate them, no  records are kept of families and children being separated or if they were ever reunited with their parents, once they were deported.
Trump's immigration policy to separate children from their undocumented families is similar to what Hitler and the Nazis did in Germany to the Jewish population.
ICE and the U.S. Customs and Border Protection agencies have come to be known as the most corrupt agencies within the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. 

U.S. Citizens Told Trump's U.S. Border Patrol Agents To "Get The F_uck Out Here" When Being Harassed By Agents After An ICE Detention Center Protest In Otay Mesa



U.S. Citizens and protesters in a video claimed that they were harassed after attending a protest by U.S. Border Patrol agents and they belittled the agents with derogatory remarks and even displayed the bird (middle finger) to them.

By H. Nelson Goodson
Hispanic News Network U.S.A.

June 10, 2018

San Diego, CA - On Sunday, multiple U.S. Citizens and protesters who attended a rally and protest in the neighborhood of Otay Mesa in San Diego to protest against an Immigration and Customs Enforcement  (ICE) center located in the vicinity where children have been separated from their parents and undocumented immigrants are being processed for misdemeanor crimes after entering the U.S. illegally. Apparently, after the rally and protest at the Otay Mesa Detention Center-ICE some of those people attending were followed to a local gas station and restaurant by border patrol agents, which the U.S. Citizens claimed they were being harassed and U.S. Border Patrol agents called for backup, which more than ten other agents showed up. 
The agents faced ridicule and adult language criticising their jobs as "sell outs", which one of the protesters even displayed the bird (middle finger) to the border patrol agents at the scene. One of the agents was told that he wasn't a police officer and all he could do is ask for citizenship. The agents had no choice after the repeated verbal attacks, but to leave, according to the videos posted on Facebook by Francisco Mendoza. 
It sure sends out a strong message to Americans around the nation who are frustrated with the illegal acts committed by rogue ICE and border patrol agents, that this is how you stand up against Trump's Gestapo type of border patrol and ICE agents.
The U.S. Citizens in the videos shouted at the agents to "get the f_ck out" of there and began to call them other derogatory names. It seems that the U.S. Border Patrol and ICE agents have lost respect from U.S. Citizens since Trump's policies took effect to separate the children from undocumented parents and information from the ACLU exposed that the children were being sexually, mentally and physically harassed by agents while being detained in ICE centers. Also, that more than 5,000 children of undocumented parents were unaccounted for and no record was kept to locate them, no  records are kept of families and children being separated or if they were ever reunited with their parents, once they were deported.
Trump's immigration policy to separate children from their undocumented families is similar to what Hitler and the Nazis did in Germany to the Jewish population.
ICE and the U.S. Customs and Border Protection agencies have come to be known as the most corrupt agencies within the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. 

Memphis Police Arrested And Charged Leimome Cheeks For Transporting Two Girls In Pet Kennels After Video Goes Viral



62-year-old woman arrested and charged for transporting two girls in pet kennels.

By H. Nelson Goodson
Hispanic News Network U.S.A.

June 10, 2018

Memphis, TN - On Sunday, the Memphis Police Department (MPD) released the following statement that, "Many have inquired about a viral video from Saturday that shows two children being transported in pet kennels in the 3700 block of Elvis Presley Blvd.
"Leimome Cheeks, 62, was arrested and charged with two counts of Child Endangerment."
The video was share in Facebook by many users, according to the MPD.

Saturday, June 9, 2018

Fire and Police Commission Approval Of Pursuit Policy For Nonviolent Offenses Has Inadvertently Cost The Life Of Milwaukee Police Officer Charles G. Irvine Jr.

A high pursuit chase by police of a reckless driver resulted in a roll over crash of a police squad car claiming the life of Milwaukee Police Officer Irvine Jr. who was the passenger (partner) of Officer Schulze who was driving and lost control of their police vehicle.

By H. Nelson Goodson
Hispanic News Network U.S.A.

June 9, 2018

Milwaukee, WI - On Saturday, Milwaukee Police Officer Matthew Schulze, 36, the driver of the police squad that lost control and rolled over in a crash claiming the life of his partner, Milwaukee Police Officer Charles G. Irvine Jr., 23, has been released from the hospital. Officer Schulze and Officer Irvine were in pursuit of a reckless driver on Thursday who failed to stop, when they got into an accident. The reckless driver of the fleeing vehicle was later stopped by other officers and three suspects, two males and one female were taken into custody pending criminal charges.
It is not clear, nor information has been made available, if both Schulze and Irvine were wearing their seatbelts. Police squad cars usually don't come equipped with roll over bars to protect officers involved in such crashes and roll overs.
Last year, the Fire and Police Commission (F&PC) approved for Milwaukee Police officers to engage in pursuits for nonviolent crimes and also in 2017, 13 members of the Milwaukee Common Council including Alderman Robert "Bob" Donovan advocated and supported less restrictions for police pursuits due the high rate of vehicles stolen and carjackings by teenagers and who flee from police to avoid arrests. 
Previously under former Milwaukee Police Chief Edward Flynn, officers could stop pursuing alleged fleeing vehicles that were involved in certain traffic violations, if it would endanger the lives of pedestrian and other motorists. Flynn changed the Milwaukee Police Department's pursuit police in 2010 when 4 people were killed by a fleeing drivers chased by police. In 2015, the restricted pursuit policy included stolen vehicles and carjackings, which officers were limited to engage in a pursuit unless they had probable cause that those in the fleeing vehicle committed a violent crime or felony.
Officer Irvine has become the first police officer to die in the line of duty in 22 years in the City of Milwaukee and the first officer to be killed as a result of a pursuit, since the policy was changed last year to allow officers to continue to pursue drivers who commit certain traffic violations or driving stolen vehicles and fleeing from officers. 
In July 2017, the F&PC directed former Chief Flynn to place less restrictions on pursuits (chases). In September 2017, the F&PC approved a new pursuit policy that allowed officers to chase fleeing drivers for nonviolent offenses.
Milwaukee Police Chief Alfonso Morales has not taken a position on the current pursuit policy with less restrictions, but faced questions in regards to the current pursuit policy. Did Officer Schulze had an option to stop the pursuit, which could have prevented the deadly crash and death of Officer Irvine?
In an update, Chief Morales during a press conference on Friday released the following information, Around 5:00 p.m. on June 7, the officers were on duty with Officer Schulze driving and Officer Irvine the passenger. They saw a reckless vehicle being driven eastbound on W. Silver Spring Drive near N. 91st Street.
This vehicle was a Volkswagen Passat. The officers attempted to stop this vehicle by activating the squad's lights and sirens. The Passat did not pull over and began to elude officers, at which time a pursuit began. As the Passat approached 76th Street, the squad car lost control and rolled over.
MPD Members located the Passat in the 9400 block of W. Bradley Road. Its driver, a 28-year-old man, was taken into custody. He has a lengthy criminal record dating back to 2006 with several drug-related arrests.
Two associates of the suspect, a 45-year-old man and a 26-year-old woman, were also taken into custody and interviews with all three continue. The case will be presented to the Milwaukee County District Attorney's Office in the coming days for a review of charges.
During the press conference, Chief Morales told reporters that he would take several questions. But when a female reporter asked Morales about the pursuit policy, "Can you tell us if a Sergeant or someone had called off this chase prior to the accident?"
Chief Morales responded, "We have an officer that died yesterday. We are grieving and you all are trying to create controversy. We have an officer that died committed to the community. All he wanted to do was be a police officer and we loved him, could you give us some days to grieve, please."
Morales claimed that the reporter was trying to create some controversy in regards to the pursuit policy. His response has gone viral on the social networks and mainstream media.

Friday, June 8, 2018

Milwaukee Police Officer Charles G. Irvine Jr. Passed Away From Injuries Suffered In Squad Car Crash During Pursuit Of A Reckless Driver

Milwaukee Police Officer Irvine Jr. died after a crash and rollover accident while on duty and his partner Officer Schulze is in stable condition.

By H. Nelson Goodson
Hispanic News Network U.S.A.

June 8, 2018

Milwaukee, WI - On Thursday, Milwaukee Police Officer Charles G. Irvine Jr., 23, lost his life while on duty and as a result of a crash and rollover accident. Both Officer Irvine Jr. and his partner, Officer Matthew Schulze were transported to Froedtert Hospital where Irvine Jr. was later pronounced deceased. Officer Schulze is in stable condition and expected to be released from the hospital, according to the Milwaukee Police Department.
Milwaukee Police Chief Alfonso Morales on Thursday during a press conference released the following statement regarding the June 7 death of fallen Officer Charles G. Irvine Jr., "It is with great sadness that I stand before you today as the Chief of the Milwaukee Police Department and announce the death of one of our own, 23-year-old Police Officer Charles Irvine Junior of District Four.
"This is the information that I have been presented with so far.
"Today at approximately 5:00 p.m., Officer Irvine and his partner were involved in the pursuit of a reckless vehicle at which time the squad crashed near N. 76th  Street and W. Silver Spring Drive. At this time it appears the squad was the only vehicle involved in the crash.  The officers were transported to Froedtert Hospital with serious injuries. Officer Irvine died as a result of his injuries despite the heroic and lifesaving measures of the Milwaukee Fire Department and the medical team at Froedtert.
"Officer Irvine has been with the department for approximately four years.  He began his service with the Milwaukee Police Department at the age of 19 and became a police officer at the age of 21.  The other officer is in stable condition and is a 36-year-old man with four years of service."
Officer Irvine Jr.'s body was escorted by dozens of fellow police officers in squads from the hospital to the Milwaukee County Medical Examiner's Office.
Officer Irvine Jr. is the first officer to died while on duty in the last 22 years.
At this time, no information has released regarding the vehicle that was being pursued for reckless driving by Officer Irvine Jr. and his partner.



Thursday, June 7, 2018

11 Suspects Arrested For Felony Possession & Distribution Of Child Pornography In Polk County, FL

11 suspects taken into custody for child pornography related charges in Polk County.

By H. Nelson Goodson
Hispanic News Network U.S.A.

June 7, 2018

Winter Haven, Florida - The Polk County Sheriff's Office released the following press release, throughout the month of May 2018, Polk County Sheriff's Computer Crimes detectives served search warrants and made 11 arrests during "Operation Guardians of Innocence II" which focused on identifying and arresting those involved in the possession, promotion, and distribution of child pornography. A total of 660 felony charges were filed against the suspects, with more charges pending.
Sheriff Grady Judd stated, "As you know, this is just the beginning - once we serve search warrants and seize the devices that these suspects are using to download and distribute pornography, we will do a complete forensic analysis, and in all likelihood we will be adding on more charges related to the felony possession and distribution of images and videos of children being sexually battered. Most of the images we saw during this investigation depicted children being sexually battered, that we have seen before - which means we haven't yet identified any local child victims, but as always, that is also a part of our investigation."
According to Sheriff Judd, a search warrant was executed at 126 Grantham Drive in Davenport, where 48-year-old Edward Zaborowski III lives. Detectives received a tip that child pornography files were being advertised by a computer user at that address. Detectives responded to the home and talked with Zaborowski, who admitted that the computer equipment was his. During an initial preview of the equipment, detectives located files depicting child pornography with victims as young as 4 to 6 years old. They seized the equipment for further analysis. Zaborowski told detectives he searches for and downloads child pornography, and has done so for the past two years. He told detectives he is a bartender in Osceola County, and a parent helper and driver for his son's Boy Scout Troop. He was taken into custody without incident and charged with:

• 64 counts possession of child pornography - enhanced (F-2)

• 1 count promotion of sexual performance by a child (F-2)

A search warrant was executed at 3518 Sutton Hills Drive North in Lakeland, where 64-year-old Richard Cousins lives. Detectives received a tip that child pornography files were being downloaded by a computer user at that address. Detectives responded to the home and, during an initial preview of the equipment, located files depicting child pornography with victims as young as 8 to 10 years old. He told detectives he is married. They seized the equipment for further analysis. Cousins was taken into custody without incident and charged with:

• 143 counts possession of child pornography - enhanced (F-2)

• 3 counts promotion of sexual performance by a child (F-2)

Cousins is a registered sex offender. He was arrested in 1992 in Maine for sexual assault on two male victims under 13 years of age, for which he was sentenced to two years in prison for each victim (4 years total); his sentence was reduced to one year in prison, and 4 years' probation.

A search warrant was executed at 103 Brighton Way in Auburndale, where 51-year-old Bruce Nopper lives. Detectives received a tip that child pornography files were being advertised by a computer user at that address. Detectives responded to the home and talked with Nopper, who admitted that the computer equipment was his and that he is addicted to viewing child pornography. During an initial preview of the equipment, detectives located files depicting child pornography with victims as young as 4 to 6 years old. His girlfriend told detectives she previously found disturbing images on his computer, and destroyed the hard drive with bleach and a sledgehammer. They seized the equipment for further analysis. He was taken into custody without incident and charged with:

• 12 counts possession of child pornography (F-3)

• 1 count promotion of sexual performance by a child (F-2)

A search warrant was executed at 335 Madison Circle in Davenport, where 30-year-old Rickie Vargas-Garcia lives. Detectives received a tip that child pornography files were being downloaded by a computer user at that address. Detectives responded to the home and talked with Vargas-Garcia, who admitted that the computer equipment was his and that he trades and views child pornography, and solicits female juveniles online to send him nude photos and videos of themselves. He said he tells juveniles online that he is 18 years old. He said the youngest female he communicated and shared nude photos with was 11 years old. During an initial preview of the equipment, detectives located files depicting child pornography with victims as young as 3 to 5 years old. He told detectives he's a Lego builder for Merlin Entertainment. They seized the equipment for further analysis. He was taken into custody without incident and charged with:

• 10 counts possession of child pornography - enhanced (F-2)

Vargas-Garcia was arrested in 2008 in Virginia for DUI.

A search warrant was executed at 388 Toledo Road in Davenport, where 84-year-old Don Carrier lives. Detectives received a tip that child pornography files were being advertised by a computer user at that address. Detectives responded to the home and talked with Carrier, who admitted that the computer equipment was his and that he has been viewing child pornography for several years - he waits for his wife to leave the house and then watches it. During an initial preview of the equipment, detectives located files depicting child pornography with victims as young as 3 years old. They seized the equipment for further analysis. He was taken into custody without incident and charged with:

• 200 counts possession of child pornography - enhanced (F-2)

A search warrant was executed at 821 Corvina Drive in Davenport, where 53-year-old Roger Catey lives. Detectives received a tip that child pornography files were being downloaded by a computer user at that address. Detectives responded to the home and talked with Catey, who admitted that the computer equipment was his and that he has been viewing child pornography for approximately one year. During an initial preview of the equipment, detectives located files depicting child pornography with victims as young as 3 years old. They seized the equipment for further analysis. He told detectives he is employed at Walt Disney World as a project manager in the costumes department. He was taken into custody without incident and charged with:

• 24 counts possession of child pornography - enhanced (F-2)

• 2 counts promotion of sexual performance by a child (F-2)

A search warrant was executed at 3218 Crystal Hills Drive in Lakeland, where 35-year-old Mathew Sentz lives. Detectives received a tip that child pornography files were being downloaded by a computer user at that address. Detectives responded to the home and talked with Sentz, who admitted that the computer equipment was his and that he has been viewing child pornography for approximately one year. During an initial preview of the equipment, detectives located files depicting child pornography with victims as young as 2 to 4 years old. They seized the equipment for further analysis. He was taken into custody without incident and charged with:

• 100 counts possession of child pornography - enhanced (F-2)

Sentz is a registered sex offender. He was arrested in Illinois 2000 for possession of child pornography when he was 17 years old, and he was sentenced to & spent 3 years in prison, 30 months' worth of probation and 200 hours of public service. He was arrested by Lakeland P.D. in 2009 for failure to register as a sex offender.

A search warrant was executed at 512 Fawn Place in Lakeland, where 24-year-old Jarrod Whiting lives. Detectives received a tip that child pornography files were being downloaded by a computer user at that address. Detectives responded to the home and talked with Whiting, who admitted that the computer equipment was his and that he has been viewing child pornography for "a while." He admitted to viewing images depicting children as young as infants. During an initial preview of the equipment, detectives located files depicting child pornography with victims as young as 4 years old. They seized the equipment for further analysis. He was taken into custody without incident and charged with:

• 14 counts possession of child pornography - enhanced (F-2)

A search warrant was executed at 4110 Poinsettia Drive in Mulberry, where 20-year-old Alejandro Baltazar II lives. Detectives received a tip that child pornography files were being downloaded by a computer user at that address. Detectives responded to the home and talked with Baltazar, who told detectives he's been viewing child pornography for the past two years. During an initial preview of the equipment, detectives located files depicting child pornography with victims as young as 2 years old. They seized the equipment for further analysis. He told detectives he's a Hillsborough Community College student. He was taken into custody without incident and charged with:

• 55 counts possession of child pornography - enhanced (F-2)

A search warrant was executed at 838 Lake Cummings Blvd in Lake Alfred, where 69-year-old Donald Marich lives. Detectives received a tip that child pornography files were being downloaded by a computer user at that address. Detectives responded to the home and talked with Marich, who denied downloading child pornography. During an initial preview of the equipment, detectives located files depicting child pornography. He told detectives he is a retired schoolteacher from Maricopa County, Arizona, and that he lives alone but is a Disney annual pass holder and frequently attends the theme park alone. They seized the equipment for further analysis. He was taken into custody without incident and charged with:

• 16 counts possession of child pornography - enhanced (F-2)

• 3 counts promotion of child pornography (F-2)

And, a search warrant was executed at 602 Musrkat Drive in Kissimmee, where 16-year-old Zachary Ramirez lives. Detectives received a NCMEC tip that child pornography files were being downloaded to a Dropbox account. Detectives responded to the home and talked with his parents, and then responded to Haines City High School to talk to the suspect. He admitted to viewing images depicting children as young as infants. During an initial preview of his cell phone, detectives located files depicting child pornography with victims as young as 12-24 months old. They seized the equipment for further analysis. He was taken into custody without incident and charged with:

• 12 counts possession of child pornography - enhanced (F-2).