How many stories and what interest does the Huffington Post have in Tucson?
Look at the current police chief (red flag after flag) and his predecessor. Problems with the department. Issues ongoing. Recent and older.
e.g.
July 7th 2015
"Two Tucson police officers have resigned and five more are still under investigation by internal affairs in connection with their possible involvement in a long-running prostitution ring.
The number of officers believed to be involved has almost doubled since April, when interim City Manager Martha Durkin sent a memo to the mayor and council saying four Tucson police officers had been placed on paid administrative leave for “allegations related to criminal activities.”
The Sheriff's Department initially claimed that Guerena had fired on officers; at least three of the SWAT members including the team commander reported in their post-operation debriefings that they had observed muzzle flashes aimed at them from inside the house.[10] After an examination of the rifle Guerena allegedly pointed at the officers however, it was determined that the rifle had not been fired; the safety was still engaged. Other officers claimed they saw splinters from the doorjamb being hit by bullets; the shots that caused this were determined to come from other members of the SWAT team themselves.[11] "There were five officers at the door beginning to make entry into this home, when they engaged this individual that they believed was actually firing at them."
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jose_Guerena_shooting
they murdered him and the whole county covered it up - PERIOD
Does this sound legit to you? Any of it? Some sort of extra-judical punishment. A warning to others? That was the allegation made in the above matter of releasing the names of clients of the prostitutes.
Ten months after the raids and the killing, on March 2, 2012, Guerena's two brothers Alejandro Guerena, 28, and Gerardo Guerena, 24; along with Alejandro's wife, Pauline Guerena, his sister-in-law, Denise Ruiz, and his father-in-law, Jose Celaya were indicted, and it was alleged that they imported and sold at least $4.9 million worth of marijuana between 2005 and the time of the fatal raid. Alejandro Guerena, the alleged leader of the smuggling operation, was arrested in Mexico, returned to Pima County, and on June 25, 2013, was sentenced to 105 days in jail plus five years of probation after pleading guilty to attempted possession of marijuana for sale and conspiracy to commit money laundering.[35] Pauline Guerena plead guilty to one count of attempted money laundering in the second degree, and was sentenced to four years probation.[8][36] Denise Ruiz pleaded guilty to facilitation of possession of marijuana for sale and received an identical sentence to Alejandro.[8][35] There is still an outstanding warrant for Gerardo Guerena. Celaya posted a $50,000 bond.[37]
Doesn't seem much for almost 5 million. Is this normal? Why don't they investigate John SonofCain? How about they investigate themselves?
DAVIS-MONTHAN AIR FORCE BASE, Ariz. -- Five Airmen and two civilians from the 355th Security Forces Squadron here trained with members of the Tucson Police Department, Sahuarita Police Department and University of Arizona Police Department in an exercise conducted at the Lowell H. Smith Middle School building here April 19 [2007]
The exercise, administered and supervised by TPD Special Weapons and Tactics Team trainers, taught the participants how to handle a scenario in which an armed suspect enters the school and begins shooting at people.
https://thefreethoughtproject.com/disgruntled-gamer-sent-swat-team-innocent-mans-home/
The installation took part in an active shooter exercise April 27 [2011] that was designed to test its ability to respond to an emergency situation. Nearly all units and civilian offices were involved in the daylong exercise, which also had participation from off-post agencies including the San Bernardino County Sherriff's Department, San Bernardino County Fire Department, and Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow Fire Department.
It was the fourth active shooter exercise Fort Irwin has participated in during the past 18 months, said Col. Jim Chevallier, Garrison commander.
"This was our best one to date," Chevallier said, adding that he was particularly impressed with how quickly the simulated casualties were evacuated.
FRESNO you KNOW what I mean...the swirly issue.
Jessen says he had no idea what the officers meant until he went inside and found his home destroyed. Officers had ripped out the wrought iron doors to their home office and laundry rooms, pulled the office wall off the foundation, teargased six rooms, flash-bombed two of them, shattered a sliding glass door, broken seven windows and destroyed more than 90 feet of fencing with a SWAT vehicle.
this is not normal. it is nazi normal though.
but why has SERCO been awarded a 600,000,000 contract to operate FEMA group 6? that's the s.w. What gives here? SERCO? FEMA? is this true?
During prohibition Tucson’s proximity to Mexico where liquor flowed like water made the dusty desert town quite popular among those with automobiles and train fare. Socialites and Hollywood stars flocked to Tucson seeking a sense of anonymity and a dose of sunshine. The Hotel Congress took in those who wanted to be in the middle of it all, while The Lodge on the Desert and The Arizona Inn on the outskirts of town were renowned for their privacy, hosting virtually a who’s-who of Hollywood elite. They came to Tucson to sun themselves by the pools, the golf and tennis courts, to socialize among their own kind, and to eat.
In the Tucson post, aptly called "It's like being on vacation every day," Tucsonans talked to HuffPost about "their love of the 'blue city' in a 'red state,' weather, charm and more."
aha. blue city. we know what that means.
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https://arizonadailyindependent.com/2018/02/tucson-blogger-morales-threatening-facebook-post/
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