Juan Antonio Guerra-Torres

Vicente nació en Huentitán El Alto, Jalisco, México 17 de febrero 1940. Él creció en el rancho de su padre en Guadalajara, a los ocho años Vicente consiguió su inspiración de Pedro Infante cuando su madre lo llevó a ver una de sus películas favoritas. Pedro infante fue un famoso actor y cantante

It was during these riots that Santana’s parents Pedro and Esperanza were attacked. After being beaten, Pedro was arrested by local police for being a Zoot Suitor.

                Pedro and Pablo Vicario, being the ones who held the knives that murdered him, are the direct cause of Santiago

Hank later went to look for reinforcements to beat up his attackers. He was able to recruit around 30 males and females to get revenge on his assailants. When he returned to Sleepy Lagoon with his gang in search for his attackers he realized they had already fled the scene. In a futile attempt to get even with the Downey gang a few members of the 38th Street Gang went to a party at the home of the Delgadillo family in which a fight broke loss. In the morning the dead body of Jose Diaz was found. Even though the Delagadillo family and the 38th Street Gang had a confrontation there is no liable evidence that the same people who were at the part were the ones who killed the victim.The only link between Diaz and the 22 people held responsible for his murder is that both Diaz and a few members of the 38th Street Gang attended the same social gathering at the Delgadillo’s household. If it were not for the violent confrontation between the 38th Street Gang and Delgadillo’s family members the police would have no one to hold accountable for the muder of

When enrique work at campus the police give the half of the money that his on. Nazario write, “ 10 percent cut of his earning as a smuggle.”(119) This quote shows when Enrique need help the mexico police help him. The police officers was give his money to help him at the campus. Additionally, Lourdes leave the children to find the job.Nazario write“ They don’t have money or resist are regularly tossed of moving trains.”(85)This quote show they are no money at there and they need leave the family. Because Lourdes need to find money so she leave the children and family. Through Lourdes Challenges the human right is difficult for neighborhood, Nazario reveals that in the United States the police and the people didn’t help us,they just want send

Carlos De Luna was convicted February 2, 1983 for the robbery and slaying of 24–year–old Wanda Jean Lopez, a Corpus Christi service station clerk. Lopez was stabbed to death minutes after she phoned police and attempted to describe her assailant. Police found De Luna hiding under a truck parked in the area. He contended that another person killed Lopez and that he ran so he would not be implicated. The concept being applied to this particular case is eyewitness error. De Luna claimed that the actual culprit was Carlos Hernandes, who looked so similar to De Luna that friends and family had mistaken photos of the two men for each other. Hernandes was known to police and prosecutors because of his history of violent crimes, including armed robberies and arrest for a murder similar to the murder of Lopez. Professor James Liebman at Columbia University Law School concluded that De Luna was innocent and wrongfully convicted “on the thinnest of evidence: a single, nighttime, cross–ethnic eyewitness identification and no corroborating forensics.” Liebman’s investigation found that Hernandes “spent

The two burglars were illegal immigrants from Colombia, Hernando Torres, age thirty-eight, and Diego Ortiz, age thirty. They left the house with a pillowcase containing jewelry and approximately $2000 in cash. A plainclothes officer arrived just in time to see the three men facing off across Horn’s lawn, and soon both of the burglars were dead. Torres’s body was across the street in the yard of a Pasadena police officer and Ortiz fell onto a neighbor’s lawn, leaving bloodstains on the sidewalk.

His father was the mayor of Camargo and his mother was a “lady of culture”, which is said in Jerry Thomson’s book Cortina Defending the Mexican Name in Texas. He had 4 half brothers, a brother, and a sister. Before Cortina’s births, 3 years ago Mexico became an independent nation and was brand new. During Cortina’s childhood, Thompson, said that Cortina’s had experience many violence like raids from the Native Americans, the rebellion when the Anglos wanted independence of Texas and when their where prisoners passing by his home in Matamoros, which his family moved there as they had more children living in the house hold. A thing about Cortina is his experiences that affect him in battles were when he joined the Defensores de la Partia, which was a National Guard in Mexico in the State of Tamaulipas. He would be corporal and was expected to be a leader of the militia. A few years later he would have his own ranch and also help out on his mother’s ranch where she inherited from a grant that was given to Cortina’s Great Grand Father near the river and also where Texas was. In fact during that time he would participated in the Mexican American War as a scout for Mexico around March of 1846. But as the war was ended with Mexico losing, many Anglos would come and have land in the valley, and at this time any problems came in with racism and

Pete Hernandez was a migrant cotton picker. He was arrested and accused of murdering Joe Espinoza in Enda, Tx. Although Gustavo Garcia, a Mexican-American civil rights lawyer knew that in the small town of Edna and in several other counties, there was not Mexican-American that had served all type of jury for at least the last twenty-five years, he accepted to represent

Garcia told me that she and Navarro had an argument over some text messages Navarro had on his cellphone. I asked Garcia how did Navarro receive his injuries to which she responded: I did that to him when he pushed me on the bed and got on top of me and tried to get into my purse because that is where I put his phone. Garcia went on to say she and Navarro were ok now and she was the one who called 911. Garcia stated she did not want to complete a voluntary statement. The top of Garcia's right ear was slightly red and Garcia refused medical

A full police operation yielded no solid evidence, and Ramirez repeated his attack pattern on the couple, William and Lillie Doi in April 1985. Over the next two month period Ramirez's murder rate increased rapidly, killing another dozen victims in a frenzy of burglary, assault and

Veraza related that he knew two of the male offenders from high school. Veraza provided a photo of Escamilla from his Facebook account on his cell phone. Veraza supplied R/o's with a photo from his cell phone, which was later placed into inventory.

him in this trial. Does he deserve another chance or a different sentencing phase? The answer

Mr. Soto advised on December 16, 2017 after donating plasma at KEDPlasma located at 1800 Main St, Kissimmee FL, he was approached by a Hispanic male in which he identified as Jerie Nieves Salgado (suspect/APS) identified via Spillman in the parking lot. Jerie was driving a white Honda Van unknown FL Tag. Jerie exited the vehicle and began to taunt Mr. Soto and when Mr. Soto approached Jerie, he immediately entered the white Honda van. As Mr. Soto was walking away,

Guzmán was born on April 4, 1957 to a poor family in the hamlet of La Tuna near Badiraguato, where he sold oranges as a child. He had two sisters: Armida and Bernarda; and had 4 brothers: Miguel Angel, Aureliano, Arturo and Emilio. Little is known about Guzmán's early years. His father was supposedly a cattle rancher, as were most in the area; it is believed, however, that he also grew opium poppy.[2][7] Fortunately for Guzmán, his father had connections to higher-ups in the Sinaloan capital of Culiacán through a relative, Pedro Avilés Pérez, Joaquin Guzmán's uncle. Aviles was a key player in the Sinaloa drug business, seen as a pioneer for finding new methods of transporting the rural produce to urban areas for shipment by way of