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| Posted On: | 27-Mar-2007 |
| From: | "Manuel I.Serrano" [serrabod77....com] |
| Subject: | RE: [roatan] Re: immigration ACUSSES MAYOR OF ROATAN |
--4qkUfdKv3s6ihN2-OdxXEvVnPd5lDrlR9gZij9R Content-Type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Is giving a helping hand or an humanitarian help is a crime , felony or a sin ? the mayor thanks everyone for there moral support on this matter. i will keep you all informed on this false rumors and the steps taken to get this solved. matthew harper wrote: No this wasn't rumour . Youll notice that the e-mail came from the municipal administrator who is in effect the mayor's right hand man, Manuel Serrano who is a member of this group. The immigration boss here is pressing charges against Dale for human trafficking and abuse of public funds after he assisted sick and hungry Cuban 'balseros' when they washed up on our beaches recently . This is ridiculous and as said on TV yesterday ,' maybe people on the mainland are used to treating people like dirt but that is not a trait of Island people who will help anyone I need' Another group of guys who are way off base are the fiscals who recently put a banco atlantida guard in jail because he wouldn't let them in with a cell phone! Yesterday a hospital administrator was put in jail because he refused access to a fiscal who wanted to go through medical records without an official warrant. He was jailed for 'disobedience' . Mat' harper _____ From: roatan@yahoogroups.com [mailto:roatan....com] On Behalf Of schdggk Sent: Tuesday, March 27, 2007 2:09 PM To: roatan....com Subject: [roatan] Re: immigration ACUSSES MAYOR OF ROATAN Hope this isn't a passive - agressive way to use this discussion board to spread a false rumor?? --- In roatan.... com, Lucy Joyce wrote: > > I had not heard this rumor but there is no way I would ever believe that Dale Jackson would be involved in illegal trafficking. Roatan is known for it's rumors. However, I don't think the Cubans should be allowed to stay as there is little enough work for Hondurans who live here. > I feel sorry for Dale and hope he weather's the storm. > lucy > > serrabod77 serrabod77.... wrote: > Since sunday there has been news about the Mayor of Roatan involved > in trafficking illegal inmigrants yesterday this news went around > the world. > > A meeting was held yesterday with local authorities, police > authorities and migration chief but none of the officials can give > or assure the accusations they said that they have no idea where > this came from. > > Its a hard accusation made by general director German Espinal but > the rear thing about this is that no one on the island as > authorities nows where this accusation came from. > > The argument says that the mayor is using public funds to mantain > illegal inmigrants after charging 22,000 dollars per head which is > FALSE. 20 days ago 22 cubans arrived to roatan fire deparment in a > blue bus at the time that the municipal found out that they were at > the fire departmenrt we called all the authorities to notify this > matter these peolple were on the island 20 days no help so ever but > food and clothing was given to them thru the municippal, catholic > church and other locals that stopped by and helped them. there was > only one police assigned there and visiting migration officers were > scarce at all time. > > now they are accusing the mayor of illegal trafficking for doing a > humantarian and godwill help. > > IS HELP A SIN OR A CRIME? > > > > > > > ----------- > Sucker-punch spam with award-winning protection. > Try the free Beta. > > > MANUEL IGNACIO SERRANO ADMINISTRADOR Y JEFE DE PERSONAL MUNICIPALIDAD DE ROATAN ROATAN ISLAS DE LA BAHIA TEL 445-1299 EXT 114 PRIV. 445-2154 CEL 978-4635 ----------- Don't be flakey. Get for Mobile and always stay connected to friends. --4qkUfdKv3s6ihN2-OdxXEvVnPd5lDrlR9gZij9R Content-Type: text/html; charset=US-ASCII Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Is giving a helping hand or an humanitarian help is a crime , felony or a sin ? the mayor thanks everyone for there moral support on this matter. i will keep you all informed on this false rumors and the steps taken to get this solved. matthew harper <nobobs....hn> wrote: No this wasn't rumour . Youll notice that the e-mail came from the municipal administrator who is in effect the mayor's right hand man, Manuel Serrano who is a member of this group. The immigration boss here is pressing charges against Dale for human trafficking and abuse of public funds after he assisted sick and hungry Cuban 'balseros' when they washed up on our beaches recently . This is ridiculous and as said on TV yesterday ,' maybe people on the mainland are used to treating people like dirt but that is not a trait of Island people who will help anyone I need' Another group of guys who are way off base are the fiscals who recently put a banco atlantida guard in jail because he wouldn't let them in with a cell phone! Yesterday a hospital administrator was put in jail because he refused access to a fiscal who wanted to go through medical records without an official warrant. He was jailed for 'disobedience' . Mat' harper _____ From: roatan@yahoogroups.com [mailto:roatan....com] On Behalf Of schdggk Sent: Tuesday, March 27, 2007 2:09 PM To: roatan....com Subject: [roatan] Re: immigration ACUSSES MAYOR OF ROATAN Hope this isn't a passive - agressive way to use this discussion board to spread a false rumor?? --- In roatan....com> com, Lucy Joyce <lucyjoyce1....> wrote: > > I had not heard this rumor but there is no way I would ever believe that Dale Jackson would be involved in illegal trafficking. Roatan is known for it's rumors. However, I don't think the Cubans should be allowed to stay as there is little enough work for Hondurans who live here. > I feel sorry for Dale and hope he weather's the storm. > lucy > > serrabod77 serrabod77.... wrote: > Since sunday there has been news about the Mayor of Roatan involved > in trafficking illegal inmigrants yesterday this news went around > the world. > > A meeting was held yesterday with local authorities, police > authorities and migration chief but none of the officials can give > or assure the accusations they said that they have no idea where > this came from. > > Its a hard accusation made by general director German Espinal but > the rear thing about this is that no one on the island as > authorities nows where this accusation came from. > > The argument says that the mayor is using public funds to mantain > illegal inmigrants after charging 22,000 dollars per head which is > FALSE. 20 days ago 22 cubans arrived to roatan fire deparment in a > blue bus at the time that the municipal found out that they were at > the fire departmenrt we called all the authorities to notify this > matter these peolple were on the island 20 days no help so ever but > food and clothing was given to them thru the municippal, catholic > church and other locals that stopped by and helped them. there was > only one police assigned there and visiting migration officers were > scarce at all time. > > now they are accusing the mayor of illegal trafficking for doing a > humantarian and godwill help. > > IS HELP A SIN OR A CRIME? > > > > > > > --------------------------------- > Sucker-punch spam with award-winning protection. > Try the free Beta. > > > MANUEL IGNACIO SERRANO ADMINISTRADOR Y JEFE DE PERSONAL MUNICIPALIDAD DE ROATAN ROATAN ISLAS DE LA BAHIA TEL 445-1299 EXT 114 PRIV. 445-2154 CEL 978-4635 --------------------------------- Don't be flakey. 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