south african arrested in cabarete

windeguy

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Or Nueva York versus the entire USA.

Interesting the South African would pick Jard?n Deportivo to stay. I wonder if he is from Khayelitsha in Cape Town. What I find remarkable is that they arrested him. How did they find him?
 

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How did they find him?

he was driving the car he "rented". it's still remarkable the police actually cared enough. but then jetta is not that common. had he rented 10 year old corolla he'd be still cruising in it.
 

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Kind of like Dominica and Dominican Republic!!
Well, they are both Dominicans.

The Dominica Dominicans should change the name of their nationality. The Spanish Dominicans have been known as Dominicans at least since the 18th century, as that is when Dominicans was used -at least in writing- for the first time to refer to the natives of Spanish Santo Domingo (the natives from the French part were always known as French; the natives of the Spanish side were known interchangeably as Spaniards and Dominicans, those that were of color were referred to simply as mulatto Spaniards and black Spaniards in addition to Dominicans too; at least in colonial documents from the Spanish side they often refer to the natives of color from the French sidd as mulatto French and black French, but I'm not sure they themselves considered themselves French). The Dominica Dominicans call themselves that since they became independent from Britain in the 1960's even though their island has been called Dominica since Christopher Columbus gave the island that name.

And yes, I know that despite identical spelling they are not pronounced the same, but it's still an issue. They should be like Netherlands, because they are not Netherlanders but rather Dutch.

Anyway...
 
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Matilda

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This guy is the same one - the Samana scammer and the rental car non payer.

Matilda
 

HUG

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he was driving the car he "rented". it's still remarkable the police actually cared enough. but then jetta is not that common. had he rented 10 year old corolla he'd be still cruising in it.

They care because the rental company pay them to retrieve the vehicle. A guy from Bahamas living in my block in the capital back 2010 did the same. The police staked out the front of the property for 3 days. They approached me on leaving the property thinking I was him (obviously had no photo), asking me to prove I wasn't him.
He vanished through the night, not to be seen again, lots of his property was left behind, computers and valuable thing gone with him. Never found out what happened to him.
 

HUG

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oh. so the same guy that was reported on NC crime no-so-stoppers FB as arrested, justice served? :cheeky:



the car was not rented through a company.

Why would that really matter? :cheeky: Money is money!
 

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because someone who has a lousy jetta has less money that a rental agency? :laugh:
 

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if you read the article you'd see he was escorted back by DICRIM and CESTUR. that's a lot of people to share money between. :laugh:
 

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Kind of like Dominica and Dominican Republic!!

thats the way i got here...my friend said you wanto go to dominica??? went home did the research and said yeh....gave him my money he comes back with tickets to p.p. d.r.
 

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thats the way i got here...my friend said you wanto go to dominica??? went home did the research and said yeh....gave him my money he comes back with tickets to p.p. d.r.

Lots of people landed up in DR by accident or complete ignorance, myself included.