People In El Paso Texas Are Happy To Be A Police State
I don’t know about you, but there seems to be an underlining theme with our Gov’t and Law Enforcement all over the country and that is increase more security. Maybe I’m in the wrong business. I think I’m going to look into investing into a security firm looks like they are going to be in high demand in the coming years. More Below.
I don’t mind feeling safe but it seems to me the good ole people in Horizon city is getting more then what they bargained for.
El Paso, Texas – Last week, several law enforcement agencies joined Horizon City Police for “Operation Flood.”
The Sheriff’s office, Department of Public Safety and Constable Precincts 2, 4 and 6 issued 216 traffic citations and made 23 arrests for various violations.
“They’re doing it just to upset people,” said one Horizon City resident.
While not everyone’s happy about it, most people living in Horizon City say they welcome the effort.
“The war’s not in Afghanistan, the war is next door. Yeah…keep it safer over here that’s what we want. We want it safe, ” said Joseph Henderson.
“If you have something to hide then maybe you’d be worried, but if you have nothing to hide than what’s the problem? ” said Sandra Piseno, who also doesn’t mind the increased police presence.
Sheriff’s deputies say each day the operation was conducted, there were a minimum of 25 additional law enforcement units working the area.
“We showed a strong presence in the community and we’re here to protect them,” said Horizon City Officer Ortega.
Sheriff’s officials say Operation Flood will continue throughout El Paso County.
Side note: I wonder how many Mexicans and Blacks got swept in that police flooding they did? I live in Atlanta and now our new Mayor Kasim Reed is talking flooding Atlanta with more police.
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