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Why have Hundreds ilegals of accused murders rapists and child molesters have avoided prosecution in Dallas?

Following a series of News 8 reports, Dallas County has implemented an emergency stop-gap action to keep accused felons from being deported before going to trial.

Hundreds of accused murders, rapists and child molesters have avoided prosecution in Dallas over the past two decades.

“Sylvia” is an American citizen who lives in constant fear that her husband, Jose Salvador Tinajero, will find her.

“He had always told me before that if I ever left him that before I walked out my door, I was only going to go out in a body bag,” she said. “He made my babies suffer for a long time. I wanted him to feel the same pain that we did.”

But that’s not going to happen.

Tinajero, a Mexican citizen, had been behind bars, facing the possibility of life in prison if convicted on charges of repeatedly molesting their children.

But instead of prosecution in Dallas County, News 8 learned that Tinajero was loaded on a federal bus, driven to Mexico and set free.

Until Sylvia saw the reports on Channel 8, she thought she was the only one dealing with this problem.

“Somebody needs to hear this and do something,” she said. “They’re not paying for what they’ve done. They’re not paying for the wrongdoing they caused families or other people.”

As News 8 has reported, citizens of a foreign country often post bond and are turned over to Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).

Now, we’ve found that problems in the bonding process play a large role in making deportation of accused felons possible.

It starts when a defendant is booked into jail and goes before a magistrate judge. Magistrates don’t hear cases, but it’s their job to determine charges and set the bond.

The magistrate sets the bond by matching a defendant’s alleged crime with a price on a suggested bond schedule.

In response to News 8 reports, Dallas County’s judges took an unprecedented, emergency action to change the county’s bond schedule.

From now on, any prisoner with an “immigration hold” who is slated for possible deportation, faces an automatic $100,000 bond on all felony charges. The higher bond is designed to make it harder for illegal aliens to escape justice.

It’s a problem that has existed for years.

“What I think it does is avoid these loophole-type cases where somebody unfortunately gets out on bond and is deported before an officer has an opportunity to question the suspect or submit additional evidence for consideration,” said former U.S. Attorney Richard Roper.

Sylvia is pleased about the new, higher bonds, but she wants people in power to know that their long time failure to act continues to hurt real people.

“They need to come together … to bring these people to trial,” she said.

This week, Sylvia’s request to renew a restraining order against her husband was denied.

She was told that unless she knows where he is, it it’s impossible to deliver the required paperwork to him.

“There is no justice,” Sylvia said, “especially for my girls, my family. There is none.”
http://www.wfaa.com/news/local/ins-70301112.html

What about these customs?

What do you think of this quote, taken from the book “Muhammad”, written by Yahiya Emerick?

“Tribal customs had a nightmarish side as well. Muhammad labeled the time before the coming of Islam “Jahiliyya”, the Days of Ignorance, and rightly so. Arab human rights were quite backward, even for the time. Women had precious few rights. A woman became the property of a man upon marriage, and no woman could refuse a match made by her father. Spousal abuse was rampant, with no recourse to any quarter for help. Upon the death of her husband, a woman could be inherited by her son and made her son’s wife. Female infanticide in which newborn baby girls were buried alive in the sand was quite common in a society that considered surplus females a burden. Women had no divorce or well-defined rights and certainly no political voice. A man could divorce without reason and leave a woman penniless, and there was no limit to the number of wives a man could have, nor rules for how each should
be treated. Slaves fared even worse in that they had no legal or even tribal protections. Salves could be bought, sold, abused, overworked, and even killed according to the whim of their owners. Members of other tribes were often kidnapped and sold into bondage. Orphans were routinely swindled out of their inheritances and treated as pariahs. Arabian life was harsh. Idoloatr ywas the prevailing religion among the Arab tribes. The majority o the people in the Arabian Peninsula worshipped statues and other man-made idols that represented animal gods, objects found in nature, or gods dedicated to luck, bravery, or good fortune. Besides the major gods of each tribe, every household had its own idols and shrines. People commonly consulted soothsayers and fortune-telers in much the same way people pay psychichs and astrologers today. Oaths and curses were taken seriously, and protective amulets were often worn to ward off the evil eye or the countless ghouls.”

Islam changed this

Did you know God protected his REAL name with the Ishmaelites ?

God sent Hagar and Ishmael into the deserts of Arabia when he was a small baby.

Gods plan was to protect the progeny of the first born from all invasions, disasters and
hellenization so that the Last Prophet would come from the land of Ke’dar.

God revealed his name to Abraham and Abraham taught Ishmael who thereafter taught all the Arabs.

The Name “Allah” was known in Arabia even before the coming of Prophet Mohammed.

Allah is the personal name of the Lord of Abraham which has been forgotten by the Israelites.

The MOST famous name for God in the OT is called the Sacred Tetragrammaton –It is YHWH.

Yahweh was changed into Jehovah by Christians — Mark 12:29

Harpers Bible Dictionary says that the name JEHOVAH was “the result of the translators’ ignorance of the Hebrew language and customs” (1985 edition , p. 1036)

Jehovah is a mistaken name of YHWH.

The Book “World Religions From Ancient History to the Present” says : “The name Jehovah is a medieval misreading and does not occur in the Hebrew Bible” (edited by Geoffrey Parrinder, p. 386)

The Interpreters Dictionary of the Bible says the name Jehovah is “an artificial name” (vol. 2, p.817)

Asimovs Guide to the Bible says that the name Jehovah “arose by mistake” (vol 1, p. 135). The author further says : “This mistake has persisted and will probably continue to persist” (p.135)

“When it came to God’s name instead of putting the proper vowel signs around it, in most cases they put other vowel signs to remind the reader that he should say “Adonai”. From this came the spelling Lehouah, and eventually Jehovah …(pg. 8 ,Watchtower Bible and Tract Society, 1984)

“The truth is , nobody knows for sure how the name of God was originally pronounced”. -(page 7- Watchtower Bible and Tract Soceity, 1984.)

The name Yahweh is derived from the statement God made to Moses in Exodus 3:14. Moses asked God as to what his name was and he got the reply — “ehyeh esher ehyeh” .

The editors of the NEW JERUSALEM BIBLE explain this as : “The Hebrew can be translated literally ‘I am what I am’ , which would mean that GOD did not wish to reveal his name to them” (p. 85)

“The truth is , nobody knows for sure how the name of God was pronounced” (Pg. 7 – Watchtower Bible and Tract Society)

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