I've seen way to many people try that routine. Just because they're in another country they think they can get away with most anything. Gives the locals a very bad impression.they got caught and tried to take control of the scene. The P.D tow truck driver changed their tune when he displayed his gun. The family portrays them as innocent educated college bound kids, yet they are talking street slang and are clearly not educated.
agree! some of these pinheads come here from wherever and embarrass themselves. Pretty much anything goes but when the Police tell you to move on or pay a few pesos its best to just say "Yes Sir" and leave. These drug mules embarrassed themselves and their familiesI've seen way to many people try that routine. Just because they're in another country they think they can get away with most anything. Gives the locals a very bad impression.
For those that weren't around in 2007, here's another Maryjuana Mystery. It was a good one. I don't want to give it away, you've got to read the whole thing. https://dr1.com/forums/threads/corruption.58260/
Do you recall the guy who killed the Girl in Sosua,( allegedly) .. and dumped her body in the Woods in Cabarete . not sure if his Trial came up yetI've seen way to many people try that routine. Just because they're in another country they think they can get away with most anything. Gives the locals a very bad impression.
I started a thread about the POS last year. I knew Yonay in passing and know her Aunt from living in Charamicos.Do you recall the guy who killed the Girl in Sosua,( allegedly) .. and dumped her body in the Woods in Cabarete . not sure if his Trial came up yet
But anyway, when they were arresting him. Or moving him he kept yelling out “ AMERICAN GI, American ARMY” … like the USA Armed Forces were going to come riding in to Rescue his dumb Arse ..
Pathetic , desperate … imho , just another indicator of Guilt ..
He was Nigerian /American I think so he was also trying to play that angle of a Man of Color being persecuted by the Corrupt Racist Dominican Police ( Sarcasm) ..
I agree. This has nothing to do with them being Haitians, as this happens to locals too.Not only that, but every year there are multiple accusations of the police or drug enforcer putting drugs on innocent people, but these are Dominicans. It makes sense DR1ers don't even mention this, perhaps are not aware.
This is a typical case. Here a mother claiming drugs were placed on his son to arrest him and take him to the police station. Of course, 99.9% of the people claiming this predicament are Dominicans year in, year out. Nothing relevant on DR1.
As always, Americans using the Haitian nationality topic to make sense of something that has nothing to do with being Haitian. It is mostly Americans that do this and I have yet to figure out why.
That's why I try to go native wherever I happen to be. Pretty hard in Mexico as I'm to tall.agree! some of these pinheads come here from wherever and embarrass themselves. Pretty much anything goes but when the Police tell you to move on or pay a few pesos its best to just say "Yes Sir" and leave. These drug mules embarrassed themselves and their families
Read it and a few responses. What an ordeal.For those that weren't around in 2007, here's another Maryjuana Mystery. It was a good one. I don't want to give it away, you've got to read the whole thing. https://dr1.com/forums/threads/corruption.58260/
Reading that, and seeing so many DR1ers who have died or moved on was eye-opening. 😢For those that weren't around in 2007, here's another Maryjuana Mystery. It was a good one. I don't want to give it away, you've got to read the whole thing. https://dr1.com/forums/threads/corruption.58260/
I was going to say that too. Same when I am closing the old posts from 10-12 years ago.Reading that, and seeing so many DR1ers who have died or moved on was eye-opening. 😢
All I'm saying is if this rental is a one-way to a specific destination, it's a very real possibility."Yes, we will plant weed in their rental car."
"Okay, I will put some joints near the transmission, hand me the duct tape."
"Idiot, no! These are very famous rap artists I think. Hand me that four pound brick of weed there."
$5 says that one of their old Haitian friends or relatives was involved and they got caught up in it. Their best move is just come clean (to a lawyer) about what went down and shut up. These clowns now have three different countries involved in their drool cup antics with the usual hand-wringer, pearl-clutching types on the sidelines trying to 'save them.'
The Saint Floyd routine isn't going to fly down here.
Yes, it looks to have been an extortion scheme and one of the boys did say in the impromptu video, that it was a good thing that the road assistance police had been under the vehicle before it was towed. It is a strange case by all means. That is not to say that people don't smuggle guns, drugs and other contraband in vehicles. It's that the video and the conduct of the mechanic cast enough doubt that they didn't do it.It also begs the question how can a marijuana package appear near the transmission?
The only other possibility is that it was there since before they rented the car, perhaps placed there by the previous renter and for whatever reason "forgot it" before returning the car to the rental place.
Another reason to inspect a car from top to bottom before you rent it.
It's not a tired reason in the eyes of the law based on the evidence. What happened to innocent until proven guilty? Clearly the prosecution is unable to sustain the caseSounds like the message is in fact loud and clear. If you're involved with drugs you are going to be locked up. All the songs and dance's that are done in the U.S don't go over so we'll here. The tired old "it was planted on me" claim is used by every low life dealer and mule.
The video showed what happened but it was ignored by some3. Seeing and hearing someone in person can give us so much more information than what we receive here. Making judgements based on what is written here often makes faulty reasoning based on incomplete or unfactual information.
The did that and are headed home sooner or later on a not guilty basisTheir best move is just come clean (to a lawyer) about what went down and shut up
Yes, it looks to have been an extortion scheme and one of the boys did say in the impromptu video, that it was a good thing that the road assistance police had been under the vehicle before it was towed. It is a strange case by all means. That is not to say that people don't smuggle guns, drugs and other contraband in vehicles. It's that the video and the conduct of the mechanic cast enough doubt that they didn't do it.
As you say, inspect as much as you can, but remember something could be hidden in partitions and you'd have to tear out seats and parts to get to it. US police stops of rental/out of state vehicles on known drug corridors can go that far if a K9 has a false positive. The best bet, don't go cheap, it could cost you a lot more, rent from a reliable and reputable firm or better don't drive yourself. It has been a very costly affair for them.
It's not a tired reason in the eyes of the law based on the evidence. What happened to innocent until proven guilty? Clearly the prosecution is unable to sustain the case
The video showed what happened but it was ignored by some
The did that and are headed home sooner or later on a not guilty basis
July 8, 2021 by Vivy Ray, Organizer
ALMOST HOME! John & his brothers are free to travel -- BUT they must attend a hearing to close the case. (Details below.)
Miami Herald reporter Jacqueline Charles perseverance paid off: last Thursday the prosecutor suddenly returned the boys' passports and cellphones. So no hearing on Monday--instead, on Tuesday the boys' lawyer presented the 2 cellphones with exonerating video to the judge and requested an emergency hearing to drop all charges/close the case.
The lawyer informed the boys that they are now free to travel, but if they leave they must return for the final hearing. They are now waiting to learn the date for that hearing. Hoping it can be very soon so they will be done—and avoid the financial/emotional burden of a return trip to the DR.