"...Of the 27, two were killed, 14 were released and 11 remain missing, State Department spokesman Richard Boucher said Thursday...In some cases, assailants have been wearing full or partial police uniforms and have used vehicles that resemble police vehicles, indicating some elements of the police might be involved..." :confused:
http://www.cnn.com/2005/US/01/27/border.kidnappings/index.html

...weird!! Thanks for posting this..

[QUOTE=Kind Lampshade Maker]"...Of the 27, two were killed, 14 were released and 11 remain missing, State Department spokesman Richard Boucher said Thursday...In some cases, assailants have been wearing full or partial police uniforms and have used vehicles that resemble police vehicles, indicating some elements of the police might be involved..." :confused:
http://www.cnn.com/2005/US/01/27/border.kidnappings/index.html[/QUOTE]

Boucher said he understood the Mexican government may not be happy with the travel warning, but "we do feel that it's important to tell Americans about the security situation near the border."

This is what Mexico would prefer you didn't know:

An underpaid and under-trained police force in Mexico and a weak judicial system add to the problems, according to the warning.

"Criminals, armed with an impressive array of weapons, know there is little chance they will be caught and punished," according to the statement.

"In some cases, assailants have been wearing full or partial police uniforms and have used vehicles that resemble police vehicles, indicating some elements of the police might be involved."

Just like so many Mexicans here in the U.S., they know there will be little repercussions to their actions.

This is the ass Bush kisses every time Vicente Fox shows up with his hand out.

I find this story peculiar; how did they obtain uniforms, police cars, ID’s. This could be cover up operation, since the border is literally non-existing, both side are playing cat and mouse game. Why the border is not Militarized? ZOG’s operates on DRUGS USURY OIL.