IT'S THE LAW: You can report illegal alien drivers with ANY cell phone (activated or not)

[Sergio Penta]

In fact, I've been doing this in California for YEARS now. And usually
anonymously, to boot.

It's the law: ANY working cel phone in the USA by law MUST be able to
access the police via dialling 911. I have called 911 numerous times to
report dangerous/reckless driving and other criminal acts on the part of
suspected illegal aliens. Examples of common occurences involving
suspected illegal aliens which I witness often and report to the police
via 911 and occasionally using my "active" cell phone:

-- suspected drunk driving (car all over the road/driving on
shoulder/extremely slow or fast)

-- running red lights and stop signs

-- extreme tailgaiting

-- observing driver/occupants drinking what appear to be alcoholic
beverages

-- driver/occupants throwing items out of window[s] of moving vehicle

-- worktrucks (typically badly-maintained and dilapidated) carrying
unsecured industrial materials

-- occupants flashing gang signs to passers-by and/or other motorists

These are but a few of the types of things I report to the police in
the interest of public safety.

I urge my fellow Americans to start doing likewise, whether as I do
anonymously or via their "active" (i.e. currently under subscription
service) cell phones.

Remember: by contacting 911 to report non-immigration-related illegal
activiity on the parts of suspected illegal alien drivers (and
pedestrians, I hasten to add) the life you save COULD be your own or
that of one of your loved ones who, if you hadn't made the call, might
run down/rape/murder you or them at some future date.

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Graphic Queen wrote:
> More proof that citizens are sick of the illegals and doing what they
> can to get rid of them.

> GQ
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> Drivers Reporting More Illegal Immigrants
> KAKE News

> Drivers Reporting More Illegal Immigrants

> June 1 - Recent busts on Kansas highways have landed dozens of
illegal
> immigrants in custody. It may seem like a growing problem, but
> officials say they're seeing an increase in busts because more
> citizens are on the lookout for suspicious activity.

> On Wednesday, Kansas Highway Patrol found 18 illegal immigrants
> traveling in a van on I-135 near Park City. Troopers say they've been
> dealing with the problem for years but it's only recently getting
> public attention.

> Troopers say they only thing that's changed is awareness. They
believe
> the issue is on people's minds because of the ongoing immigration
> debate in Washington and a few recent high-profile accidents around
> the state.

> Once troopers get a report of illegal immigrants traveling through
the
> state they try to respond. However, they must wait until the vehicle
> violates a traffic rule before they can pull it over. If immigration
> services can respond the illegal immigrants are taken into custody.
> Troopers say the situation is frustrating because immigration
> officials are only available about half the time.

> http://www.kake.com/news/headlines/2916896.html

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[KenStahl]

Sergio Penta wrote:
> In fact, I've been doing this in California for YEARS now. And usually
> anonymously, to boot.
>
>
> It's the law: ANY working cel phone in the USA by law MUST be able to
> access the police via dialling 911. I have called 911 numerous times to
> report dangerous/reckless driving and other criminal acts on the part of
> suspected illegal aliens. Examples of common occurences involving
> suspected illegal aliens which I witness often and report to the police
> via 911 and occasionally using my "active" cell phone:
>
>

Do you ever use it to report your own stupidity?

[Kevin Cunningham]

"Sergio Penta" <SPen...@adelphia.net> wrote in message
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> In fact, I've been doing this in California for YEARS now. And usually
> anonymously, to boot.
>
>

I'm astonished at your bravery, anonymously reporting evil, vile alien (like
from Mars?) drivers. I really like the anonymously part. Thats real
bravery.

You know what I would enjoy? You getting sued for falsley reporting some
act. You actually have to have a reason to report something, no reason, no
report. No reason, report it anyway, you can get sued.

[Jerry Okamura]

Let me see if I understand this. You are in your car. Someone else is in
another car. They are acting erratically, or breaking the law. And you can
tell from your car that the other person is in this conntry illegally? If
that is what you can do, you should tell the government how to do that, they
could save a whole lot of money in their attempts to find these people....

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