Freight Trains Being Openly Looted as They Pass Through LA; Police Frustrated with What's Happening to Captured Suspects

GURPS

GURPS

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Union Pacific Official Blames L.A.’s Far-Left Policies For Massive Train Thefts, Considers Leaving L.A.


Adrian Guerrero, director of public affairs for UP, revealed the following in a letter to far-left L.A. District Attorney George Gascon:

  • “Since December 2020, UP has experienced an over 160% increase in criminal rail theft in Los Angeles County. In several months during that period, the increase from the previous year surpassed 200%. In October 2021 alone, the increase was 356% over compared to October 2020. Not only do these dramatic increases represent retail product thefts – they include increased assaults and armed robberies of UP employees performing their duties moving trains.”
  • Over the last three months, “over 90 containers [are] compromised per day.”
  • “This increased criminal activity over the past twelve months accounts for approximately $5 million in claims, losses and damages to UP. And that value does not include respective losses to our impacted customers.”
 
Hijinx

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If they are breaking into 90 containers a day it is obvious the police are doing nothing to stop it.
Where is the Governor and the National Guard.

This is way past being BS. They know where it is happening, these are the pirates of West Africa, the same mind set and race as their African brethren that are raiding ships in Nigeria. Send in the Marines, that's what Jefferson did.
 
Kyle

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With Train Robberies, No Electricity, No Gasoline Automobiles, California Tries Rebranding With Vintage Old West Theme



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With Train Robberies, No Electricity, No Gasoline Automobiles, California Tries Rebranding With Vintage Old West Theme

SACRAMENTO, CA—Daring midday train robberies are the latest phenomena to flourish in the Golden State. These rail heists, along with a dearth of electricity and banishment of gas vehicles, have led to California rebranding with a vintage Old West theme.
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black dog

black dog

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Hijinx said:
No: I really don't. Do you feel my former post is racist, please describe where it is wrong if you do.
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Liar, theres one in your mirror. I dont recall many of your posts disparaging remarks remarks over white folks... Just the knee-grows...
Because there couldn't possibly be any of us white folks stealing from the railcars..
 
Rommey

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Seems to me that the Feds should have jurisdiction on railroad crimes since they are part of interstate commerce. If the local DAs won't prosecute, the Feds should step in and hold/prosecute (I know...slim to no chance under the O'Biden administration).
 
black dog

black dog

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Rommey said:
Seems to me that the Feds should have jurisdiction on railroad crimes since they are part of interstate commerce. If the local DAs won't prosecute, the Feds should step in and hold/prosecute (I know...slim to no chance under the O'Biden administration).
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Class one and some smaller railroad companies have there own police.
They have State powers on and off railroad property.
 
Kyle

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I doubt it will stop until a few dozen of them get shot for their trouble.

Right now it's too profitable.
 
Rommey

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black dog said:
Didnt know leo prosecute..... Thought that was done through the County State or Federal Prosecutor's Office....
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I realize that...let me clarify:
IF the local PD arrest and the local DA declines to prosecute, how is that nay different from the RR cops arresting and leaving it up to the local DA to prosecute? I wasn't sure if RR cop arrests were handled through a different judicial system, such as automatically under a Federal system. My initial post was wondering why it wasn't automatically a federal jurisdiction since it affects interstate commerce.
 
Hijinx

Hijinx

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Rommey said:
I realize that...let me clarify:
IF the local PD arrest and the local DA declines to prosecute, how is that nay different from the RR cops arresting and leaving it up to the local DA to prosecute? I wasn't sure if RR cop arrests were handled through a different judicial system, such as automatically under a Federal system. My initial post was wondering why it wasn't automatically a federal jurisdiction since it affects interstate commerce.
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Watching the video's of the thieving, what could a Railroad cop do against 50 thieves?
 
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