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I Guess It’s Nacho Day

  TUCSON, Ariz. –Border Patrol Agents Assist DPS after Two Men, Child Found in Trunk.

Willcox Station Border Patrol agents responded to a request for assistance Wednesday afternoon after an Arizona Department of Public Safety trooper found two men and a child in the trunk of a car in Tombstone.

While running records checks on a 34-year-old Arizona man in a Nissan Maxima at a Circle K gas station, the trooper discovered several outstanding warrants and placed the man under arrest. During the encounter, the trooper heard sounds coming from the car’s trunk. When the trooper opened the trunk, he saw two men and a child inside. The trooper then requested assistance from Willcox Border Patrol agents to identify the trio.  MORE HERE

 

15 Comments on I Guess It’s Nacho Day

  1. Have to say though, about four years ago we went to buy my wife a new car, as her POS van shat the bed. Whilst in the showroom on Sunday afternoon, my (then 12 year old) son and I climbed into the rather spacious trunk and reclined there comfortably….. I think that sealed it for the bride.

    “Speaking the truth in times of universal deceit is a revolutionary act.” Geo. Orwell

  2. From the press release:
    “As temperatures continue to climb, Tucson Sector Border Patrol officials want to remind the public about the dangers of transporting people in car trunks. During warm weather, temperatures can climb to exceed 100 degrees within minutes. There is also a risk of serious injury or death in the event of a collision.”

  3. Deplorable,
    No downside. The special kind of stupid that needs this information probably can’t read, and if they can, probably don’t read press releases from Border Patrol officials. Just a messier way of self-deportation.

  4. Hey ! I have 2 Nissans
    1995 pathfinder & 1995 hardbody pick-up
    and I am a redneck from South Carolina.
    I get alot of Hispanic dudes here in south
    Texas that want to buy the truck.You can obtain
    Nissan & Toyota parts throughout Mexico.

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