Of course no one goes to jail as long as you can pay.

Failed State

MONEY talks in the DR.

Small change talks in the DR.

I agree and repeat what OKIAN said "MONEY TALK IN THE DR" and he who does not agree don't know nothing about the DR.

a little dinero then.....Poooofffff and all of the evidence and witnesses are goonnnneee... It's that dominican magic....

This has been a long time coming to an end ..I thought the agreement between the parties had been signed many many months ago when the family of the deceased were offered several millions of pesos and accepted and the agreement was notarised ,As a result the almost totally conclusive evidence against Alfredo has disappeared .
There have been several other articles placed here in DT raising the subjects of perjury and false witness ,,,which seem to be taken lightly in the DR ... That is why there is no proper justice here

This must've cost him a good penny and the family of the victim sold him out,what a cesspool the D.R has become.

let me show u what happens in a real country with real laws.

Dave Meggett, ex-Giants, Jets, Patriots special teams player, sentenced to 30 years in sex case
BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
DAILY NEWS STAFF WRITER
Wednesday, November 10, 2010
CHARLESTON, S.C. - Former NFL player David Meggett was sentenced to 30 years in prison Wednesday after his conviction in a South Carolina court on charges of criminal sexual conduct and burglary, authorities said.

Meggett was convicted in a case involving an encounter with a college student at her house in North Charleston in January 2009, according to authorities.

Meggett, who attended high school in North Charleston, was a running back and punt returner in the National Football League between 1989 and 1998. Meggett played six years with the New York Giants, three with the New England Patriots and one with the New York Jets. He had nearly 1,700 yards rushing and just over 3,000 receiving during his career.

let me show u what happens in a real country with real laws.

Dave Meggett, ex-Giants, Jets, Patriots special teams player, sentenced to 30 years in sex case
BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
DAILY NEWS STAFF WRITER
Wednesday, November 10, 2010
CHARLESTON, S.C. - Former NFL player David Meggett was sentenced to 30 years in prison Wednesday after his conviction in a South Carolina court on charges of criminal sexual conduct and burglary, authorities said.

Meggett was convicted in a case involving an encounter with a college student at her house in North Charleston in January 2009, according to authorities.

Meggett, who attended high school in North Charleston, was a running back and punt returner in the National Football League between 1989 and 1998. Meggett played six years with the New York Giants, three with the New England Patriots and one with the New York Jets. He had nearly 1,700 yards rushing and just over 3,000 receiving during his career.

sorry sent twice.... but wait have many others for u LOVE THE GUYS THAT SAY "WELL IT HAPPENS IN THE UNITED STATES ALSO.??? YES IT DOES BUT THEY PAY A HUGH PRICE FOR THEIR CRIMES IN THE STATES.



Lou Toman/Associated PressFormer Giants receiver Mark Ingram was sentenced to more than seven years in prison Tuesday on federal money laundering and bank fraud charges.CENTRAL ISLIP, N.Y. -- Former New York Giants star Mark Ingram was sentenced Tuesday to more than seven years in prison after trying to convince a judge he had turned his troubled life around.

The 1991 Super Bowl standout, who is free on $200,000 bail until Dec. 5, asked for leniency at his sentencing on federal money laundering and bank fraud charges. He said the criminal record he has racked up since his 1996 retirement is "not who I am."

have 100's more but u get the pricture dont u?
this is not puerto plata over here.

Unbelievable! It is exhausting being Dominican and having to put up with such bullsh!# constantly. A nosotros nos va a llevar el Diablo -- if we don't change our inherently corrupt ways.

ONE MORE FOR U GUYS THIS HAPPEN ABOUT TWO YEARS AGO.
HE GOT 21 MONTHS IN JAIL
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.Ex-Giants Star Who Shot Himself Is Indicted on Gun Counts
By JOHN ELIGON
Published: August 4, 2009
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. .A grand jury has indicted Plaxico Burress, the former Giants receiver, on weapons charges in connection with an episode last fall in which he accidentally shot himself in the leg in a Manhattan nightclub, the authorities announced Monday.

But the grand jury decided not to indict Antonio Pierce, a Giants linebacker who was with Mr. Burress in the nightclub and drove him to a hospital.

Mr. Burress, 31, was indicted on two counts of second-degree criminal possession of a weapon and one count of second-degree reckless endangerment. If convicted on the weapons charge, he will have to serve at least three and a half years in prison.

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this can never happen in the dr until it does u will never have a real country .

21 months in jail and he shot himself in the leg?
for just having the gun in a pack club in the city he gets 21 months.
so yes it happens in the states but look at the end result
this guy was a super star.
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and these guys did not kill any one did they?
30 years, 7 years and 21 months? please stop the crap in the dr will u?