Ramos-Compean prosecutor claimed no evidence against him but how does he explain a cell phone left behind ?

Question

The DHS report, which was heavily redacted, notes the discovery of the cell phone as follows:



Aldrete-Davila stated that he had nothing in his hands as he ran toward the international border. When asked if he possibly could have had a cellular telephone in his hands, Aldrete-Davila reiterated that his hands were empty. He advised there had been a cellular telephone in the van, but stated it was left behind. [Agent's Note: The Form I-44, Report of Apprehension or Seizure, completed by Jose Compean, noted that a cellular telephone was discovered inside the van.

The DHS report failed to include the Form I-44 referred to in the above paragraph.
I can't figure out why so many high-ranking officials in our government are assisting this known doper and are actively trying to throw members of Congress off the trail by continuing to lie and misrepresent the facts."A full transcript of the Ramos-Compean trial has not yet been prepared or released by the U.S. District Court in El Paso. "It's shocking that Sutton continues to say there was no evidence on the scene against the drug smuggler, then we find out that DHS had Aldrete-Davila's cell phone all along," "All this makes me wonder who the drug smuggler Davila really is," Ramirez told WND, "and who Davila might have led to, provided Johnny Sutton had been interested in investigating. I can't figure out why so many high-ranking officials in our government are assisting this known doper and are actively trying to throw members of Congress off the trail by continuing to lie and misrepresent the facts."

"If Sutton had just focused on finding Aldrete-Davila through the family connections and the cell phone, he might have had a drug bust that could have blown open a drug cartel in Mexico," Ramirez told WND. "Instead, Sutton chose to view limited use immunity as giving Aldrete-Davila a free pass on all his drug activities

Answer 1

All very good questions! Bush needs to be responsible for not pardoning them.

Did you know that it took THREE days for them to get Ramos medical assistance AFTER he got beaten while in prison? He was severely beaten to the point that he had major bruising and broken blood vessels in his ARM! His chest was very beaten too. It would not surprise me if they end up getting killed while in prison and our Government is doing NOTHING to protect these National Hero's!

Answer 2

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Answer 3

the point of corruption and cover up for this reason is basically commencing to be uncovered. those 2 brokers were doing their jobs on that day. The type of attacks on Border Patrol brokers in the El Paso Sector are up 50% in the most suitable 3 hundred and sixty 5 days. with any success those 2 will be out quickly and get a sparkling trial. they are going to then be allowed to educate their innocence. As for Mendi8 walk some steps in the shoes of a Border Patrol Agent in the previous you're making the statements you do. have a glance on the data of this situation. Border Patrol brokers are allowed to shield themselves and others.

Answer 4

I believe it is our responsibility to join forces to free these men. It has become obvious that the corruption started way up the political ladder. The Presidents unwillingness to cooperate in this matter makes one wonder just how for up it does go?

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Answer 5

The other day I called up my Congressman's office and started yelling. The point was I said that it made NO sense to me that drug runners are allowed to sneak into this country and law enforcement officers who try to stop them are arrested and thrown in jail while the drug runner is granted immunity and let go. Things are completely backwards. I just don't get the logic of it, going out of our way to protect the criminal and throwing into jail the border patrol agents who are only trying to stop them

This idiocy makes no sense to me at all. Something is drastically wrong here when a foreign national drug-running criminal is given immunity to testify against those trying to protect us from them.

Answer 6

Terrible
A presidential pardon is in order

Answer 7

This case is going in circles every day there is something new

Answer 8

It is obvious that these men deserve a new trial. It seems counterproductive to keep trying to hash out hearsay details on the internet Minutewoman.

Answer 9

Totally F'd up! Totally!! If we all just write or call our congressmen and let them know that we are all against this nonsense, against illegal activities against anything stupid, then maybe they'd listen to us. I wouldn't be surprised if a group of people take it to themselves in the near future... I, might just be one of them.