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-Lurid Crime Tales-
Caribbean crime wave linked to US deportations
2010-09-26
As with most things, it's all our fault.
[Pak Daily Times] The crime was horrifying enough -- a nightclub owner, hacked to death with a machete, was found buried in pieces. But what really outraged people was that the accused killer had been deported from the US to his native Grenada as a convicted felon.

As a foreign-bred criminal, the suspect never should have returned to the close-knit tropical nation, relatives of the victim and others said. Islanders called for more vigilance over deportees by the government, which says it needs help from Washington to handle the return of hardened convicts.
Posted by:Fred

#7  100% of repatriated criminals were deported from a foreign nation.

Does 1 + 1 = 2 in Pakistan?
Posted by: Halliburton - Mysterious Conspiracy Division   2010-09-26 18:01  

#6  Paging Mr. Van der Sloot. Mr. Joran van der Sloot.
Posted by: Besoeker   2010-09-26 12:57  

#5  This is why God created sharks.
Posted by: Anonymoose   2010-09-26 10:45  

#4  GREAT idea deporting foreign crims after a year. Wish Australia did that too but our namby pamby nanny state just wants to keep them at a cost of $800 per week at Her Majesty's Leisure.

Don't fold, America. Just deport. It's not your problem any more. Actually, if you started deporting the families too you'd have collective responsibility and you'd be amazed how the crime rate of foreigners would drop to below zero. Their own families would do them in first!
Posted by: anon1   2010-09-26 10:30  

#3  I got a solution for them. Instead of 3 million, it'll cost about fifty cents a round.
Also, feel free to take the advice of the Pak Daily Times and stay away from evil, bad, violent America. We won't mind.
Posted by: tu3031   2010-09-26 09:20  

#2  So why were these people exported in the first place? All America's fault, every time.
Posted by: gromky   2010-09-26 03:50  

#1  Maybe we could help everybody by dropping them off at the three-mile limit.

If they can swim three miles, great. If not, problem solved.
Posted by: Rambler in Virginia   2010-09-26 01:27  

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