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Mexican drug war gun battle spills into US, SWAT activated

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ExMislTech

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Post Wed Nov 09, 2011 8:30 pm

Mexican drug war gun battle spills into US, SWAT activated

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http://www.themonitor.com/articles/escobares-56422-swat-teams.html

If the SWAT and Mexican military start accidently shooting each other this could ugly in a big hurry.

Hopefully they will at least setup in a crossfire setup that does not overlap so ricochets are less
likely to hit each other.

This just shows that that border needs to be locked down as if out neighbor is having a civil war,
and with over 30,000 dead due to the drug war I think it qualifies as a war next door.

The rally sad part is our CIA is involved with the cartels and the gun running.

Basically US taxpayer money is being used to fuel and fund the drug runners.

ESCOBARES — Gunmen crossed the Rio Grande into the United States near a shootout between where the Mexican military and a group of gunmen was taking place.

Several area SWAT teams responded about 1:30 p.m. Tuesday to a ranch near Escobares, just across the U.S.-Mexico border, where a shootout broke out south of the Rio Grande.

The shootout reportedly began shortly after noon but details were not immediately available. Residents on the U.S. side reported seeing members of the U.S. Border Patrol and Starr County Sheriff’s Office securing the area near the border.

Border Patrol spokeswoman Rosalinda Huey said agents had been tracking a suspected drug load near La Rosita and pushed it back to Mexico.

Border Patrol alerted Mexican authorities of the suspected load and then found an injured Mexican national on the U.S. side of the Rio Grande, Huey said. Emergency crews rushed the man to an area hospital. His condition remains unknown.

The man, a suspected cartel gunman, had been shot by Mexican authorities, a separate U.S. law enforcement official said.

The official confirmed a group of as many as 15 gunmen had crossed the Rio Grande, though it remained unclear whether they were Mexican soldiers or cartel gunmen.

“We don’t know who they are,” the official said. “We haven’t gotten that information yet.”
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Post Thu Nov 10, 2011 1:51 am

Re: Mexican drug war gun battle spills into US, SWAT activated

Well this is another reason for the Military to advocate war and set up another base(for....?)
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