TimHauck

Al Qaeda have a problem with electric vehicles or something? Afraid their gasoline fortunes are in jeopardy?

@Horseman: this was no doubt committed by an illegal @Fireballer: you were just attemping to gotcha hard right wing posters you thought would hammer the illegal angle based on nothing @TimHauck: points out that @Horseman (incorrectly) hammered the illegal angle @Horseman: hey leave me out of this! lol, gotta love the GC

What exactly do you expect them to do? Wouldn’t that be like saying Catholics are accepting of priests committing sexual abuse if they don’t personally do anything about it (which I don’t agree with of course)?

My initial comment was more directed to posters on x, which absolutely was happening after it was reported the vehicle crossed the border 2 days ago. But perhaps you missed @Horseman do exactly that? And per usual, refuse to acknowledge how dumb he is?

Campbell did nothing wrong, and Miami PD agreed. HTH

I never said that I’d expect the paper trail to actually lead to being caught (you just asked for a scenario where he “could” be caught). I’m just saying that illegals don’t usually like broadcasting that they’re illegal. This isn’t rocket surgery, man you’re dense.

Thanks, maybe I’ll listen. I skimmed what you copied so far and it seems to be mostly an opinion piece. But at least you’re providing something to back up your claims here, unlike @Strike, so kudos.

No, my point was not specific to suicidal terrorists. My point was that illegal immigrants in general typically don’t like leaving paper trails that would show that they’re illegal, so it was unlikely that this guy was an illegal immigrant. And I was correct, so you can STFU now.

Torres deserves an objective judgement, but his prior actions can certainly be evidence as to whether or not his behavior was a pattern. If you recall this thread, I didn’t comment too much on Hill. But I was very put off by Torres’ actions towards Campbell, which included both aggressiveness towards someone that did nothing wrong, and stupidity by citing a law that didn’t exist. So because of those things, I would tend to believe that he was not totally justified in his actions in regards to Hill. But I’ll wait to see what the official decision is, you however seem convinced he will be cleared. Actually since we were talking about lawyers earlier, I forgot that Torres’ lawyer sent an apology to Hill. Is it normal for cops’ lawyers to send apology letters if they didn’t do anything wrong?

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Wait you think the majority of Muslim’s approve of terrorism?

That happened in 2024. But yeah, 2025 not off to a great start

Arrested for DWI in 2020 - https://texas.arrests.org/Arrests/Shamsud-Din_Jabbar_45457786/

Elon blocking searches for the attacker’s name again

https://codes.findlaw.com/tx/transportation-code/transp-sect-521-451/

You were giving Hill more wiggle room by saying he should have already been in jail?

What’s the truth?

Wait I was told the GC doesn’t know who Poso is

Yes you did.

Track the car through the details provided by the car rental company, or he is prevented from renting in the first place

Well not automatically assuming the person getting arrested was the one in the wrong, like you did in this thread, even bringing up his past history in doing so and being quick to believe fake news. Just skimmed back over some of this thread. The majority opinion from posters here except you and a couple others seemed to be that the officers did “go overboard” in regards to Hill. I also forgot about the cop citing a nonexistent law, lol.

Illegal immigrant uses fake ID to try to rent a car, gets reported to police. This isn’t difficult.

Past history of similar incidents isn’t a factor in legal matters?

Well there is a poster here that thinks Jill Biden wearing a panda costume means she is mocking child rape victims

But you know for a fact you were right? Looks like the investigation is still ongoing, maybe you should let it play out. Also would think his past documented history means he shouldn’t get the benefit of the doubt.