MARINE CORPS SERGEANT ANDREW TAHMOORESSI RELEASED AFTER 214 DAYS IN SHITHOLE MEXICAN JAIL

Sunday, November 02, 2014

MARINE CORPS SERGEANT ANDREW TAHMOORESSI RELEASED AFTER 214 DAYS IN SHITHOLE MEXICAN JAIL - BOYCOTT MEXICO

Sunday, November 02, 2014

PAYBACK TIME - If the coward feral Mexican pigs and judicial authorities think they are going to get a pass on this from the Corps they have been smoking their own dope: WELCOME BACK TO THE WORLD SGT. TAHMOORESSI, THE CORPS COULD NOT HAVE RECEIVED A BETTER BIRTHDAY PRESENT

RT
11/01/2014

A Tijuana judge ordered the release of Andrew Tahmooressi, who was arrested seven months ago after crossing the US-Mexico border with three loaded firearms in his truck.

Sgt. Andrew Tahmooressi, USMC

Since his March 31st arrest, Tahmooressi has maintained that he had meant to head back to San Diego, where he was living with a friend, but took a wrong turn out of a parking lot towards a Tijuana entry point and had no way of turning back.

Mexican border authorities say his car was stopped and inspected because he was missing front license plates.

Border checks have been growing tighter as Mexico struggles to keep the influx of American weapons used by drug cartels at bay.

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In Mexico, possession of weapons restricted for military use is a federal crime. The US Marine Sergeant, who had served two combat tours in Afghanistan, suffered from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Because Mexican prisons aren’t equipped to provide cognitive therapy for PTSD, Tahmooressi’s lawyers used his diagnosis as a justification for getting him out of jail on humanitarian grounds.

The attorney told AP that the marine, who was detained with a pistol, a shotgun, and an assault rifle, and over 400 rounds of ammunition, carries guns because they make him feel safer.

Payback, especially from U.S. Marines with a gigantic hard-on for Mexican cops, will indeed be a bitch of proportions the doomed dirtbags could not have possibly envisioned

The attorney told AP that the marine, who was detained with a pistol, a shotgun, and an assault rifle, and over 400 rounds of ammunition, carries guns because they make him feel safer.

Tahmooressi claimed he was abused and mistreated at jail.

“I was laying on a bed. ... When I got the opportunity, I decided to stab myself in the neck with a light bulb ... I was paranoid. I had been abused,” he told CNN. “I was thinking they were going to come and abuse me more and torture me and get information about my family from me. So I said, 'I'm not going to allow them to do that.'"

Mexican prison officials deny the abuse allegations.

Tahmooressi’s supporters launched a White House petition and staged demonstrations campaigning for his freedom.

Meanwhile, both Republican and Democratic politicians rallied around Tahmooressi and held talks with Mexican authorities urging his release.

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