To: slowmo who wrote (11098 ) 6/20/2014 8:07:40 PM From: joseffy Respond to New life starts for prosecuted Border Patrol agent Brugman hopes Ramos, Compean also free soon he was prosecuted by U.S. Attorney Johnny Sutton. radio talk show host Edd Hendee organized “The Gary Brugman Project” on his Eyes on the Border website.the Freedom Riders published a request on their website, asking for donations to enable Brugman to meet the requirements of the Matco Tools franchise.“Gary spent two years in the federal prison for nothing more than pushing an illegal alien down with his foot,” Hendee stressed. “The prosecution would never have happened had the Mexican government not insisted upon it to the extent of going into Mexico to locate and find the illegal alien so he could testify against Brugman. ”In a press release published on Sutton’s website on March 10, 2003, the day Brugman was sentenced, Sutton thanks the consul of Mexico in Eagle Pass, Texas, for locating the illegal alien in Mexico and making him available to U.S. authorities to testify against Brugman at the trial. Sutton is the same U.S. attorney who prosecuted Gilmer Hernandez from Rocksprings, Texas, and U.S. Border Patrol agents Ignacio Ramos and Jose Compean. Hernandez is the deputy sheriff who was convicted for shooting after a fleeing van of illegal aliens who tried to run him over. Ramos and Compean currently are serving 11- and 12-year federal prison sentences for shooting at Osvaldo Aldrete-Davila, an admitted drug smuggler who fled across the border after smuggling into the U.S. a load of 750 pounds of marijuana in a van. WND also has reported about the intervention of Mexican consulates demanding the law enforcement agents be prosecuted for using force even against illegal aliens committing crimes in the United States. Such demands were a major factor leading to the decision of the U.S. government to proceed with the prosecution of both Hernandez and of Ramos and Compean. yesterday, Brugman expressed his continuing concern for Ramos and Compean. “However, Ramos and Compean are still sitting in isolation, in solitary confinement. I know how that feels because I have been there myself.” “We can’t forget about Ramos and Compean. I was fortunate to run into some really good people who helped me out. But until the day Ramos and Compean are free, this is all about them.”Previous stories: House resolution wants Ramos, Compean freed Another win for border agent who struck illegal Feds admit smuggler lied in Ramos-Compean case Jailed border agents plead for new trial Rights ‘denied’ Ramos, Compean Ramos, Compean feared for their lives Drug smuggler arrested for 2nd marijuana load ‘Pardon Ramos and Compean now!’ Arrest prompts call for release of Ramos, Compean Bush won’t get involved in Ramos, Compean review Lawmaker: Terrorists treated better than Ramos, Compean Texas deputy freed from prison Jailed Texas deputy scheduled for release Gil Hernandez ‘fears for his life’ Border Patrol agent vindicated Sheriff sees pattern in border agents’ cases Feds seeking 7 years for another Texas cop Justice urged to release Ramos-Compean documents Records prompt call for new Ramos-Compean trial Congressman: Bush ‘doesn’t give a damn’ Cop called ‘double agent’ in Ramos-Compean case Ramos, Compean release on bond nixed Border agents’ case inspires song Feinstein still probing Ramos-Compean case Judicial Watch seeks records in Ramos-Compean case Sheriff: Deputy prosecuted by Mexico’s demand Senate hearings on Ramos-Compean postponed Smuggler’s 2nd drug case confirmed by accomplice Ramos attorney calls for mistrial Smuggler’s 2nd delivery of marijuana confirmed Congressman: Probe Mexico’s role in prosecutions Mexico demanded U.S. prosecute sheriff, agents Discrepancies in case against Border Patrol unresolved Compean reports reading half of Bible already How cozy was Border Patrol with smuggler? Border Patrol agents fired for changing testimonies Drug smuggler left cell phone in van Border-agent investigator had tie to smuggler Author of DHS border-agent report lied to Congress Officials urged to resign for lie about border agents Government admits lying about jailed border agents Imprisoned border agent did report shooting Imprisoned border agent beaten by fellow inmates Prosecutor had evidence against drug smuggler Poe seeks ‘public’ documents on border agents Prosecutor accused of hiding smuggler’s 2nd drug bust Homeland Security memos contradict U.S. attorney Uproar over border agents to get White House review Feds ‘knew smuggler’ in Border Patrol case Ballistics data don’t support charge against border agents Funds set up for Border Patrol agents Congressman: Feds stonewalling on border agents Border agent’s wife at State of the Union Revolt builds as Republicans seek to toss border agents’ convictions Border Patrol agent held in solitary confinement Imprisoned agent’s wife: President is a hypocrite Border agents’ prosecutor responds to critics Border agents sent to prison Border agents plead for ‘Christmas pardon’ White House clarifies ‘nonsensical’ comment’ 12 congressmen demand pardon for border agents Snow says question on agents’ prison time ‘nonsensical’ Border Patrol agents sentenced to prison National Guard units to be armed, close to the border Gang expert backs Tancredo charge National Guard units to be armed, close to the border No militarization of U.S.-Mex border Not even killer flu to shut U.S. border Chertoff downplays Mexican military incursions ‘Shoot illegals’ comment earns host FCC complaint Another armed incursion on U.S.-Mexico border Texas border standoff with Mexican military Border Patrol warned: Brace for violence Feds to border agents: Assassins targeting you Armed standoff on Rio Grande Border sheriff warns: We’re overwhelmed Mexican drug commandos expand ops in 6 U.S. states It’s war between cops in Mexico The threat from Mexico ‘It’s a war’ along Mexican border Mexican commandos seek control of border Mexican commandos new threat on border Border Patrol agents shot in Laredo Mexicans shoot at Border Patrol wnd.com
