Well if you lie long enough and hard enough people will begin to beleive it.

So lets start a campaign to show the media is lying.

Good move Teflon Fernadez but nobody that has any brains beleives these lies.

jimharrington=josean

Those are the same words use my Venezuela minister of Interior, Rodriguez Chacin when ask why the increase in crime.

Well, it has got to be stupidity since you have been around too long to be that gullible. Why don't you stiff shirts take off the police uniforms and patrols the barrios at night, weekends and just blend in and see drug crimes take place. i welcome you to my barrio of Los Platanitos (Ensanche Caonabo) as there is an alley way that used to be the black waters (which has now been covered). The tigres used this area to measure, exchange and micro-traffick drugs and escape in the rare occassion a police or DNCD agent comes by but officials only come to collect payoffs. The alley way is located at

Calle A Traversal (between Casa #9 and #10) in Los Platanitos (Ensanche Caonabo). Most dealers are led by a man name Choppo who is a drug middleman. All the politicians and law enforcement know the deal and sell protection from local, International and US laws for drug and human traffickers.

Maybe one day the US DEA, FBI will find out what is really going on.

Juan_de_eeuu@hotmail

I don't understand, How can you have lower crime rates, when the infux of drugs from venezuela remain @ an all time high, considering the fact that Hipolito left the offfice 4 years ago. Perhaps Fernandez has in on this. This add is a public stunt. Lower crime rates? Hmm, I've read on DNCD.org, 15 years old arrested with kilos.

Whats next ? death squads.....maybe they are already here

By this time next year, 60% of the bikes will not be found. The rest will be torn apart. Somebody will make money from this.

what happened to the Harleys ...they probably got stripped pretty quick

Well talk about conflicting stories here is one for the books.

http://www3.diariolibre.com/noticias_det.php?id=20520

Scroll down the article in Spanish and there is a link to the US state Department.

I read through it but didn't see anyhting new
Bureaucracy at it's finest.

I love this one..... " In dealing with local police, U.S. citizens should be aware that the standard of professionalism might vary. Police attempts to solicit bribes have been reported, as have incidents of police using excessive force." from state dept. memo

JimHarrington=Perception ????

Same annoying repetitive pattern for every post...............


It got be another frustrated Haitian.........................

Rubi maybe the perceptive one but not josean

well, par for the course at least in th DR you can pay your bribe up front instead of haveing the state beurocracy extort you for all you are worth like in the states. The Police are no more inept than any other sector of govt. or industry on the island, It's a little naive to hold them to any higher a standard than you would another govt. official, Apparently the bar is pretty low.

GC:

Thanks for reminding me, actually this is Josean since He was so annoying with the same
repetitive lines all the time.

yeah but once in a while josean was funny...perception was not

Idiot!

Would have received a bit more respect if he just admits the truth.

The ineptitude of the police force and the reasons.


And so, my fellow Dominican, ask not what your country can do for you; ask what you can do for your country.

ha ha..78 motorcycles added to the countries force.....a police precinct in new york alone has more cars then that.Who are they kidding,how about 10 more car units per precinct in each town.Might as well give 'em each a BURRO and that way they can really say "oh crime is down a good margin here in D.R."yea we're really kicking ASS.

The nerve..........



Where did Trujillo go wrong?

GC:

Agree 100%................................

serpent ....good one ...keep it up,to many stuffed shirts and pompous verbose phonys