SFSD criminal cops release Mexican killer to purposely snub ICE officers, will now pay the price for this lunacy; CNN shills hired to do dirty work for corporate criminal presidential candidates in Trump assassination campaign now eat their own lies and slurs
AP
By Alexandra Klausner
07/05/2015
Donald Trump has renewed his calls for tougher immigration controls in the wake of an illegal Mexican migrant allegedly murdering a woman in San Francisco.
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Murdered by SFSD: Kathryn Steinle |
The presidential hopeful branded U.S. border controls an 'absolute disgrace' in light of the revelation that Francisco Sanchez, 45, had already been deported five times - and was recently released from jail by officials who routinely refuse requests to hand over illegal immigrants.
Sanchez is accused of gunning down Kathryn Steinle, 32, as she walked along Pier 14 with her father on Thursday evening.
According to the victim's family, the attack was entirely at random.
And Trump, 69, used the crime to repeat his calls for more restrictions on movement between Mexico and the United States.
From his Twitter page, the would-be Republican nominee shared a link to coverage of the attack and said: 'Our Southern border is totally out of control. This is an absolutely disgraceful situation. We need border security!'
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Trump has been the target of a CNN smear campaign following remarks on illegal immigrants from Mexico |
He then continued: 'Our Southern border is unsecure [sic]. I am the only one that can fix it, nobody else has the guts to even talk about it.'
It came as immigration officials revealed that Sanchez should have been sent to them when he was arrested four months ago, but was let go in accordance with San Francisco's 'sanctuary city' policy.
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SFSD released this illegal alien dirtbag to kill
even after ICE request he be held for deportation
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Immigration and Customs Enforcement had marked him as an 'enforcement priority' who should have been handed over immediately.
But San Francisco officials admitted that due to a soft policy on undocumented immigrants, they do not always comply with the requests - which in Sanchez's case left him out on the streets on the night of the murder.
Trump has been at the center of a firestorm this week after business partners and associates rounded on him for his anti-Mexican rhetoric.
He has several times characterized Mexicans as criminals and 'rapists', and pledged to build a solid wall along the nation's southern frontier if elected.
NBC, Macy's, Univision and stars of his Miss Universe beauty pageant all cut ties with him in light of the comments.
And on Friday, NASCAR joined the growing anti-Trump group by announcing it would no longer hold its end-of-season awards ceremony at a Trump hotel in Miami.
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Corporate criminals - scared to death of Trump - have
hired CNN shills and hacks to mount a smear campaign
against the presidential candidate
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Half an hour after his opening salvo, Trump also added a message of condolence to Steinle's family, also taking the opportunity to add "we need a wall!" Trump later challenged other presidential candidates to match his statements - including a direct challenge to Florida senator Marco Rubio. Since the Thursday killing, reports have revealed how Sanchez was already on probation out of Texas and should have been sent to federal authorities as an 'enforcement priority' following a Bay Area arrest four months ago.
Records indicate Sanchez had seven previous felony convictions and has been deported to Mexico on five separate occasions.
However, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) was never notified of that latest arrest before Steinle's slaying,
NBC Bay Area reports. And he was instead allowed to walk free from a San Francisco jail.
The arrest was on a charge of selling marijuana, for which prosecutors declined to charge him. The date on which Sanchez was last released has not been disclosed.
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SFSD told ICE to fuck off when they requested they
hold Sanchez on "detainer" status
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Standard protocol called for Sheriffs--who ran the jail where Sanchez was last detained--to notify police upon his release, but that never happened, notes NBC Bay Area.
ICE spokeswoman Virginia Kice said Sanchez had a 'detainer' on his status, meaning federal officials had flagged him for detention with notification sent to state and local authorities.
Sanchez's felonies, four of which involved drugs, took place across multiple states including Texas, Oregon and Arizona.
He also had a slew of phony birth dates and aliases, says a source at KNTV.
The victim's grief-stricken family members, meanwhile, have already spoken out in tribute of their beloved daughter and sister.
'We loved Kate, and I will love her till the day I die,' Brad told ABC 7 as he fought off tears. 'I had the best sister.'
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Kathryn Steinle now lies dead because of the incompetence and lunacy of SFSD |
Kate's mother, 69-year-old Liz Sullivan, recounted the first moments of their family's nightmare to the San Francisco Chronicle. 'She just kept saying, 'Dad, help me, help me.''
Her father immediately began CPR before paramedics rushed the woman to the hospital.
'She fought for her life,' Sullivan said.
Sullivan said the killing was unbelievable and surreal. 'I don't think I've totally grasped it,' she said.
Jim Steinle said the shooting happened so fast it was hard to fathom it was actually happening.
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SFSD completely responsible for the death of this lovely young woman, and the authorities that authorised the release of Sanchez should be fired and prosecuted for her murder |
'There was a pop, and Kate went down,' 68-year-old Jim Steinle tearfully recalled on Thursday.
Police arrested Francisco Sanchez about an hour after the shooting. Authorities said he does not yet have a lawyer.
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CBS San Francisco, the 45-year-old was on probation out of Texas at the time of the shooting.
After making the arrest, divers were sent into the murky depths of the bay around Pier 14 and discovered a firearm, though it was not immediately clear if it was this crime's murder weapon.
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Moronic SFSD/SFPD pigs stand around at crime scene with thumbs up their asses, wondering what to do now and how to cover for themselves in this monumental fuckup |
Police Sergeant Michael Andraychak said witnesses snapped photos of Sanchez immediately after the shooting and the images helped police make the arrest while he was walking on a sidewalk a few blocks away.
Kathryn's family told police the shooting was completely random.
'There were no words exchanged between the suspect and the victim,' said Sgt. Michael Andraychak. 'The victim said something to her family members to the extent that she didn't feel well, that she just realized something had taken place and she fell to the ground.'
Prior to her untimely death Kathryn Steinle had just sent her mother a photo of her, her father and a family friend on the scenic waterfront of the Embarcadero. Shortly after her mother was by her side in a hospital room.
'It was a battle, but she just didn't make it,' Kate's mother said.
'It was horrific, but we knew the minute they came to talk to us, it wasn't good. But it was so nice to go in and be with her.'
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Coward SFPD pigs have more than enough time to beat the
shit out of homeless people, but not enough to police Pier 14
and waterfront
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Sullivan told The San Francisco Chronicle that she softly touched her daughter's face before she died and remembered a time when her daughter was little and she used to decorate her with face paint.
'We have deep faith,' Jim Steinle said. 'Our faith isn't to the point where we're ready to forgive,' he added.
Neighbor Patrick Dunlap, 74, is also deeply mourning the death of a little girl he watched grow up and become a 'very personable young woman.'
He says he remembers her coming over to his house when she was just six-years-old to deliver flowers to his daughter who had broken her arm.
'This little girl looked up and said, 'This is for the girl with the broken arm,'' Dunlap said on Thursday as he joined friends and her parents to mourn her death.
'We're very fortunate that we are an extremely close family,' Sullivan said.
'She would come and spend the night several nights. It was just so, so special. We would take naps together. I'm so thankful for that.'
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Feral SFPD pigs also have plenty of time to arrest U.S. military veterans during legal protests, but seemingly not enough to keep track of illegal alien felons in their AO |
Eric Epperson, a spokesman for Medtronic where Kate was employed, said the company is 'saddened by this tragedy. Our thoughts are with Kate and her family during this time.'
'We knew every day was to be cherished,' Sullivan said.
'We always thought we've been so blessed.'
The family has begun making funeral arrangements.
The area is one of the busiest tourist destinations in San Francisco.
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A family shattered by SFSD: In addition to demanding the DA file charges against the Mayor of San Francisco and responsible SFSD authorities the Sullivan family should sue the City of San Francisco into oblivion and demand all cops involved be fired and prosecuted as accessories to first degree murder |
The slaying was particularly shocking because it happened in broad daylight in a place where tourists gather to take in the views, joggers exercise, and families push strollers at all hours.
Two television news crews reporting on the killing were later mugged at the scene, with a masked gunman pistol-whipping a camera operator.
The robber took cameras from KNTV and KTVU before he jumped into a black BMW and fled.
Steinle went to high school and previously lived about 40 miles east of San Francisco, the newspaper said. She recently moved just blocks from the waterfront and worked for a medical technology company called Medtronic.
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