Just bumping for the folks who didn't see this last night.
Thanks John for all the local info you are providing.
Thanks for bumping that up but I'm confused. A warrant was issued for JM? :waitasec:
Just bumping for the folks who didn't see this last night.
Thanks John for all the local info you are providing.
Seriously? I think most people know about Arizona's problem with kidnappings due to cartel issues. This is why MY suspicions of a cartel related incident sparked up right away.
My knowledge is based on fact. However it would just be rumor here.
A Man dated a fellow nurse I know years ago. She had two young boys. :what:
:curses: Just as I suspected.
I shuddered when I learned that SC is a Little League coach.
No. There is no age limit on what age you can leave a child unattended. It is deemed the responsibility of the parent to see fit as to how responsible their child is.
Nevermind the fact that children can take babysitting lessons at 12. I was definitely babysitting at that age and younger.
Please don't jump on me but can anyone sum up what happened overnight? I couldn't connect to Websleuths and thought the site was down but now I see I missed a ton.
I am trying to read but will never catch up without missing stuff.
Thanks for bumping that up but I'm confused. A warrant was issued for JM? :waitasec:
as usual, i start the day confused with n/t. lol.
i don't see it either, i'll keep looking back...
oh here. is this what johnq meant? it's just part of the long case file...snipped by me:
http://cms3.tucsonaz.gov/courts/QDPS/Reports/QDPSReport.aspx
12/16/2011 1 5375 MOTION FILED: REVOKE PROBATION
12/30/2011 1 5272 PROCESS: SERVED/PRIVATE SERVR SR SERVED - PROCESS SERVER
1/18/2012 1 6520 CAL: ARRM-PROBATION REVOCATIO
I get a server error when I click on the link. Is this for JM or SC or RC?
Are you sure of that? I know in my state there is an age, it is young, and then other ages if multiple kids.
Where I live a 14 yo could certainly watch the younger siblings if over toddler age.
And because I am too lazy to look for a link all MOO.
And I don't know what AZ's laws are
Regarding the CPS issue here's what I think from looking at court records... In December a Warrant was served for JM at the residence and it took 2 attempts to serve the warrant on the first visit to serve the warrant parents maybe were not home at the moment and left with the 14 yo in charge and it was probably for something stupid like the dad was down the street at his mothers or ran to get fast food or something stupid plus it was December they could have been out Christmas shopping and the stupid process server put in for CPS Flag for check-up ... it's AZ and they can be stupid like that... I've heard of dumber reasons for CPS being nosey in Tempe... This most recent issue however it's safe to assume while police were at the home investigating for evidence pertaining to the abduction, thier warrant was not for drugs or paraphernalia and something was found or seen in the search. Since the search warrant was not for drugs and there was no grounds for probable cause to be looking for drug items and it was seen or found in the privacy of thier home that evidence is not usable in court to charge him with a crime BUT it's not something they cant mention to CPS and cause them to look into it. You can't charge someone for things unrelated to your warrant.
Can you tell us what this means? How many years ago? And how does it relate to this case.....MOO
JM. it's not new, it's the original case posted.
but there's no address listed so i can't see how we can be sure he was "served" while living at the c's. but what do i know.
thanks for the coffee and bagel. yum.
Someone can correct me or delete my post but the way I understood what they were saying is RC might have done something to the nurses boys.
Someone can correct me or delete my post but the way I understood what they were saying is RC might have does something to the nurses boys.
I know this is old...I couldn't connect to Websleuths until a few minutes ago since last evening but....and no offense but Lava. I am people and I don't know much about Arizona's problem with kidnappings due to cartel issues.
I am sure I might have missed links and info. Can you help me out?
I hope this doesn't come off as being snarky. I'd really like to know.
The rugged, rural, and porous area along the nearly 2,000 miles of contiguous US-Mexican territory invites widespread criminal activity, including drug and arms trafficking, alien smuggling, human trafficking, extortion, kidnapping, and public corruption. US-based gangs, MDTOs, and other criminal enterprises in both the United States and Mexico are readily exploiting this fluid region and incur enormous profit by establishing wide-reaching drug networks; assisting in the smuggling drugs, arms, and illegal immigrants; and serving as enforcers for MDTO interests on the US side of the border.
In exchange for a consistent drug supply, US-based gangs smuggle and distribute drugs, collect drug proceeds, launder money, smuggle weapons, commit kidnappings, and serve as lookouts and enforcers on behalf of the MDTOs. MDTOs subsequently profit from increased drug circulation in the United States, while US-based gangs have access to a consistent drug supply which expands their influence, power, and ability to recruit.
Gang-related activity and violence has increased along the Southwest border region, as US-based gangs seek to prove their worth to the drug cartels, compete with other gangs for favor, and act as US-based enforcers for cartels which involves home invasions, robbery, kidnapping, and murder.