U.S. Marshals sweep apprehends 10,733 fugitives
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U.S. Marshals sweep apprehends 10,733 fugitives
http://www.cnn.com/2006/LAW/11/02/fu....ap/index.html
Nearly 11,000 fugitives, including sex offenders, gang members and others wanted on a variety of charges from kidnapping to weapons offenses, were swept up last week in a 24-state operation, the Justice Department was to announce Thursday.
Among the fugitives caught were 1,659 sex offenders -- including 971 who failed to register with authorities as required by law -- in what the government called the largest number ever captured in a single law enforcement effort.
The sweep, led by the U.S. Marshals Service, "has made our nation's neighborhoods and children safer by taking off the streets some of the worst sex offenders, violent felons and gang members," Attorney General Alberto Gonzales said in a prepared statement.
Nearly 11,000 fugitives, including sex offenders, gang members and others wanted on a variety of charges from kidnapping to weapons offenses, were swept up last week in a 24-state operation, the Justice Department was to announce Thursday.
Among the fugitives caught were 1,659 sex offenders -- including 971 who failed to register with authorities as required by law -- in what the government called the largest number ever captured in a single law enforcement effort.
The sweep, led by the U.S. Marshals Service, "has made our nation's neighborhoods and children safer by taking off the streets some of the worst sex offenders, violent felons and gang members," Attorney General Alberto Gonzales said in a prepared statement.
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Re: U.S. Marshals sweep apprehends 10,733 fugitives
Originally Posted by kingfisher241049
http://www.cnn.com/2006/LAW/11/02/fu....ap/index.html
Nearly 11,000 fugitives, including sex offenders, gang members and others wanted on a variety of charges from kidnapping to weapons offenses, were swept up last week in a 24-state operation, the Justice Department was to announce Thursday.
Among the fugitives caught were 1,659 sex offenders -- including 971 who failed to register with authorities as required by law -- in what the government called the largest number ever captured in a single law enforcement effort.
The sweep, led by the U.S. Marshals Service, "has made our nation's neighborhoods and children safer by taking off the streets some of the worst sex offenders, violent felons and gang members," Attorney General Alberto Gonzales said in a prepared statement.
Nearly 11,000 fugitives, including sex offenders, gang members and others wanted on a variety of charges from kidnapping to weapons offenses, were swept up last week in a 24-state operation, the Justice Department was to announce Thursday.
Among the fugitives caught were 1,659 sex offenders -- including 971 who failed to register with authorities as required by law -- in what the government called the largest number ever captured in a single law enforcement effort.
The sweep, led by the U.S. Marshals Service, "has made our nation's neighborhoods and children safer by taking off the streets some of the worst sex offenders, violent felons and gang members," Attorney General Alberto Gonzales said in a prepared statement.
Cynical, moi?
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And yet they still can't find Osama. Maybe that will happen on Monday.
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Re: U.S. Marshals sweep apprehends 10,733 fugitives
Originally Posted by anotherlimey
If there's dangerous people on the streets, and you have their location, why wait until two weeks before an election to pick them all up...
Cynical, moi?
Cynical, moi?
Whatcha think??
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Originally Posted by kingfisher241049
Whatcha think??
however, nothing a bit of voter fraud cannot fix.
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Re: U.S. Marshals sweep apprehends 10,733 fugitives
Originally Posted by Duncan Roberts
And yet they still can't find Osama. Maybe that will happen on Monday.
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Re: U.S. Marshals sweep apprehends 10,733 fugitives
Originally Posted by Manc
I think the repugnatlicans are in a world of trouble come ballot day.
however, nothing a bit of voter fraud cannot fix.
however, nothing a bit of voter fraud cannot fix.
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Originally Posted by kingfisher241049
Deja Vu Florida?? Whatcha Reckon?
funny how there seemed to not be enough voting machines in the cities (mainly democratic) with huge lines at the polls 2 years ago......
I am sure people instead of queuing in the outside cold weather of Cleveland and Columbus and Cincy in November 2004 thought sod it and went home and didn't vote.......
yet enough voter machines in the rural counties (republican base)
no-one ever seemed to bring that up in the press.
of course Diebold didn't have much to do with it.
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Originally Posted by kingfisher241049
http://www.cnn.com/2006/LAW/11/02/fu....ap/index.html
Nearly 11,000 fugitives, including sex offenders, gang members and others wanted on a variety of charges from kidnapping to weapons offenses, were swept up last week in a 24-state operation, the Justice Department was to announce Thursday.
The sweep, led by the U.S. Marshals Service,
Nearly 11,000 fugitives, including sex offenders, gang members and others wanted on a variety of charges from kidnapping to weapons offenses, were swept up last week in a 24-state operation, the Justice Department was to announce Thursday.
The sweep, led by the U.S. Marshals Service,
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Re: U.S. Marshals sweep apprehends 10,733 fugitives
Originally Posted by Ray
Umm!!! thats their bleedin job .. they do it every day ,......
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Originally Posted by kingfisher241049
They don't apprehend 11,000 people every day surely? How will the courts cope with so many being caught at the same time.