Azteca imperialists go HOME!

The continental USA was never part of the Aztec empi
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aztec.

Please ignore, this was mis-posted.

"Doug" wrote in message
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The continental USA was never part of the Aztec empi
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aztec.

On Mon, 18 Jun 2007 11:19:34 -0700, "Doug"
wrote:

Please ignore, this was mis-posted.

"Doug" wrote in message
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The continental USA was never part of the Aztec empi
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aztec.



Yeah, so is this:

The park is remarkably calm, considering what's happened. A couple
dozen young men and boys gather in clusters, as two homeless men
sleep in the shade to the side. About two dozen young children
huddle near the playground as their adult supervisors try to keep
them calm.

The shooter is still at large.

The victim is on his feet. Fire trucks have arrived, and the man
walks to the medics as they approach. He has a bullet hole in his
back, a small trickle of blood seeping down toward his shorts.

There are conflicting accounts of what happened, and how many shots
were fired.

Not surprisingly, it is a gang-related shooting. This park sits
between the areas claimed by the two rival Latino gangs, the
Norteños and Sureños, but it's mostly Sureños who hang out here.
Sureños wear blue, and there are a lot of blue athletic shirts and
shorts on people in the crowd.

"I saw this guy walk up and say, 'What's with the number 8 on your
jersey?' " one witness tells police.

Maguire joins several other officers at the scene and begins
interviewing possible witnesses.

"Does anyone speak English?" he asks a group of soccer players. "No
one? Not even a little bit?"

Sgt. Larry Gray is on the scene. He hands Maguire a clipboard with
the crime-scene log, and the junior officer goes to work. He gets a
roll of yellow tape and starts marking off the area where the
shooting occurred, letting the trail of blood and the pile of bloody
clothing guide him.

He got his field training after the academy at the Bayview Station,
so he's had a lot of experience at this.

Slowly, people leave the park. Other officers arrive on the scene.
Some are conducting interviews, many are searching the neighborhood
for the shooter.

The details of the shooting start to come out. Some guys were
playing soccer, and a bunch of them wore blue. A Sureño gang member
approached them and announced that if they weren't in the gang they
had no business wearing blue.

One man apparently didn't think that was fair. And said so.

The suspected gang member pulled a handgun and shot three times. He
hit the victim twice: once in the arm and once in the side.