Woman Didn't Know How To Drive And Lost Control While Turning Into Alley

Vehicle incurred considerable damage, by a woman who doesn't know how to drive at all.

By H. Nelson Goodson

March 10,  2014

Milwaukee, WI - On Monday, a man apparently led a woman drive a vehicle. The woman driver while turning into an alley at the 1200 block of W. Lincoln Ave. lost control of the vehicle and crashed into a building, then spinned off and ended on top of an ice and snow embankment at an adjacent corner gas station.

A witness at the scene said, the man allowed a woman to drive after she said that she could, but as it turned out the woman doesn't actually know how to actually drive at all. Now, she is facing several citations and other liabilities for damaging a building side wall and posts used as barriers by the gas station. 

Southside Business Video Surveillance Cameras Match Funding Announced By Milwaukee City Officials

Photo courtesy of Milwaukee Police Department

A $250,000 matching fund from the Milwaukee Police Department and the city's Community Development Block Grant will help business owners in the South side corridors to install cameras as a crime prevention tool.

By H. Nelson Goodson

March 10, 2014

Milwaukee, WI - On Friday, Alderman Robert "Bob" Donovan from the 8th District along with Mayor Tom Barrett and Mikwaukee Police Chief Edward Flynn announced that a matching fund of $250,000 has been provided to help local South side business owners to install video surveillance cameras in business corridors. A matching fund of $150K was provided by Milwaukee's police asset forfeiture program from money confiscated from criminals and $100K from the city's Community Development Block Grant, according to a news release from the Milwaukee Police Department (MPD).

The matching funds will be administered by Safe and Sound Inc., business owners can apply and must pay $1,200 and a city matching fund will be granted totaling $2,400 for the cost of buying and installing the cameras. The cameras will be monitored by MPD.

The matching fund announcement was made at the Wild Flower Bakery at the 2800 block of W. Lincoln Ave. where an outdoor surveillance camera helped solved a crime in the area. Also present were Common Council Michael Murphy, Alderman Jose Perez and Katie Sanders from Safe and Sound. 

Milwaukee Police District 4 Lobby Used As Craigslist Exchanged For Sold Items

A police station lobby becomes a safe place that is open 24 hours to be used to exchange or make transactions when selling items from Craigslist.

By H. Nelson Goodson

March 10, 2014

Milwaukee, WI - On Sunday, Branden Kerr posted on his Facebook account, "I sold my PlayStation 4 tonight to a buyer from Craigslist. Thank you to the Milwaukee Police Department, District 4, for allowing me to do it in the lobby of their station. It's small actions like these that keep the city safe and deserve more attention by the public and media . Keep up the great work."

In response, the Milwaukee Police Department shared Kerr's posting and stated, "Thanks for the shout-out Branden. We would love it if more people did exactly what you did. A police district is a safe place make your Craigslist transactions and we're always open."

A police department has become a safe haven for Craigslist sellers and buyers when a person to person transactions occurred as long the departments are notified and a request for permission to do it at the station is granted. Most police departments will comply as the Milwaukee Police Department has and hopes more people take advantage of the courtesy. 

Valenzuela Brothers, Two Colorado Military Veteran War Heroes Fighting To End Deportation Of U.S. Veterans

Valente Valenzuela and Jesus Manuel Valenzuela-Rodríguez

The Valenzuela brothers have succeeded into making their plight of deported Veterans a national issued that President Obama, his administration, his successor and the Congress can no longer ignore.

By H. Nelson Goodson

March 10, 2014

Colorado Springs, Colorado - Two U.S. War Veteran Heroes, Jesus Manuel Valenzuela-Rodríguez, 59, a retired U.S. Marine Veteran and Valente Valenzuela, 62, a retired U.S. Army Veteran from Colorado who themselves were on the verge of being deported have launched a national debated over war Veteran Heroes and Patriots who have become victims of a failed U.S. Immigration system that deports Veterans whether legal residents after committing minor offenses and minor felonies. In January, both Valenzuela brothers visited the U.S. Deported Veterans Support House located in El Rosarito Beach, Baja California, Mexico and met with two deported Veterans, Hector Barajas and Fabian Rebolledo, who established the first safehouse in Mexico that serves as a model support group for displaced and deported Veterans to Mexico.

The Valenzuela brothers have been fighting for Veterans rights, including an end to deport U.S. Veterans and to bring back the deported Veterans cheated of their Veteran health benefits. Only upon death, the bodies of deported Veterans can be brought back to be buried in the U.S. Shame on President Obama, his administration and Pentagon, including the Veterans Administration, some of the deported Veterans have claimed.

The Valenzuelas who have become advocates for deported Veterans had faced the threat of deportation themselves for misdemeanor crimes, but were granted a stay in the U.S., until their immigration case gets resolved. Their deportation case has been stalled and no further proceedings are scheduled for the Valenzuelas.
The Valenzuelas were born in Mexico to a U.S. Citizen mother from New Mexico. Their father was a Mexican national, but later legalized and became a U.S. Citizen. By birth right to a U.S. Citizen in another country, their children born in foreign country become automatically U.S. Citizens, according to federal law.

In 2011, the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) figures confirmed that at least 3,000 War Veterans were in process of being deported to their native countries.
On October 13, 2012, a group of U.S. Deported Veterans led by Army Veteran Hector Barajas opened the first U.S. Deported Veterans Support House (Safehouse) in El Rosarito Beach, Baja California, Mexico to help other deported Veterans from the U.S. ajust to being dislocated and facing removal trauma caused by DHS and the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement when separating families.

Deported Veterans Support House video

Facebook And E-mail Postings Get Personal As Nfoque Latino Radio Host And Former Accountant Dispute Wage Debt

Zonia Lopez and Luis Rivera

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Business owner, Nfoque Latino radio host and former contractor/Nfoque account manager battle out their differences and money debts in Facebook and personal e-mails in Milwaukee's South side.

By H. Nelson Goodson

March 10, 2014

Milwaukee,  WI - On Sunday, Zonia Lopez, the Radio Host for Nfoque Latino/LaGranD 104.7FM program responded to Luis Rivera's, a former Account Manager for Nfoque allegations. She claims Rivera hacked her e-mail account and got e-mail addresses and reported it to police. In contrary Rivera says, he had access, since he was the account manager. Lopez has since changed her password, she confirmed.
Rivera stated, a Milwaukee police officer called him and only adviced him to file a civil lawsuit claim against Lopez and to stop bothering her.
Rivera contends, that he worked on projects not associated with the radio program, but on Lopez's personal projects. He had also worked long hours for the radio programming and was not compensated for it, which he believed that Lopez would pay him.
Last week, Rivera in an e-mail plea to more than 206 people and in his Facebook account made some serious allegations and went on a personal attack on Lopez's character, but simply had stated that he just wants to get paid a mere $600.00 that is owed to him. Lopez calls it an extortion and says, that she paid him $100.00 of the $600.00 that she owes him and was only willing to give him $250.00. Lopez also admitted that Rivera had been a good worker and was working on commission on certain projects. Rivera says, he worked numerous hours and many days for Lopez, which actually, according to Lopez, she had paid him a total of $600.00, since he first began to work for her.
In other words, Rivera was led to believe he would be compensated for his work, but Lopez says, he was working on commission and doesn't owe him anything until the work that he was doing was completed.
Lopez since has dismissed Rivera and he is just now claiming what he believes is entitled too. Was Rivera taken advantage off by Lopez?, it seems she has, according to Rivera who simply wants his mere $600. 

Wow, what happened to honest and binding agreements between employers, businesses and contractors or consultants? One thing for sure, verbal agreements between parties are recognized by courts in litigation.

Orlando's Majestic Center Operators Facing Major Gun Show Vendor Lawsuit After Cancelling Event Featuring George Zimmerman As Guest

George Zimmerman and Mike Piwowarski

Zimmerman was invited as a special guest to the weekend New Orlando Gun Show at the Majestic Center.

By H. Nelson Goodson

March 9, 2014

Orlando, Florida - Last Thursday, Vikash Mahadeo, the manager of the Majestic Events Center decided to cancel a scheduled two-day local gun show for Saturday and Sunday after it was learned that George Zimmerman, 30, the aquitted killer of Trayvon Martin, 17, was going to be a featured quest at the weekend New Orlando's Gun Show. Mahadeo and the owners of the Majestic Center, 801 N. John Young Parkway are now facing a major lawsuit by more than one hundred gun exhibitors, including the gun show organizer and Zimmerman. They're claiming that the gun show cancellation has cost them about $100,000 in lost revenue and other costs. Mike Piwowarski, the gun show organizer and owner of Arms Room told Click Orlando dot com that they had a year long contract with the Majestic Center and the contract didn't give the Majestic Center an exclusive right to clear any vendor with them or who could attend the gun show. But, Piwowarski claims, he complied with some requests that Mahadeo had made in order to continue with the gun show and the conditions were to remove posters or postings that Zimmerman was going to be featured at the gun show. Piwowarski said, that he complied, but Mahadeo rescheduled the event and then later decided to cancel it costing the gun show exhibitors and the organizer thousands of dollars, which now they intent to recuperate through a lawsuit.

Piwowarski told several media outlets that Zimmerman was going to be a paying vendor and wanted to have a "meet and greet" session with those attending the weekend gun show. 

Zimmerman had also posted on his Twitter account that he would be at the Majestic Center gun show. Piwowarski decided to hold an impromptu gun show at his business after the Majestic Center cancelled the show and Zimmerman was there on Saturday and Sunday without any major incident reported. 

On Saturday, Piwowarski posted on his Arms Room Facebook account, "Come on out and meet George Z! He's here a few more hours. And no matter what you read, there are no protestors, lunatics or other varieties of ass clowns. And don't froget we have free burgers and dogs!"

Zimmerman told local TV News 35 that he wears a bullet proof vest and is always armed. He doesn't have a home, but lives at a motel.

Nazario Moreno "El Chayo" Leader Of The Caballeros Templarios Killed

Nazario Moreno González, aka, El Chayo

El Chayo was reported killed in 2010, but no proof was ever provided by former President Calderón's administration. He was actually alive until Sunday morning when he was fatally shot during a confrontation with Mexican Marines.

By H. Nelson Goodson

March 9, 2014

Apatzingán, Michoacan, Mexico - On Sunday, Nazario Moreno González,  aka, "El Chayo, El Más Loco, or El Doctor" was reportedly killed in Naranjo de Chila in the municipality of La Aguililla during a confrontation with Mexican Marines. Monte Alejandro Rubido, the Federal Public Safety Chief confirmed that Moreno González was killed after he resisted arrest and fired upon Mexican Marines, who returned fire and fatally shot him. Also, Tomas Zeron, the chief of investigations for the Federal Attorney General's Office confirmed that fingerprints taken from the body of the suspected Caballeros Templarios druglord Moreno González positively identified him as El Chayo.
His body was taken to the state's forensic lab to identify the body as Moreno González.

El Chayo had been reported killed in December 2010 by the former President Felipe Calderón's administration. 

Moreno González was the founder of La Familia Michoacán and leader of the Caballeros Templarios. His body will also be checked by the Mexican federal Attorney General's Office newly formed forensic Criminal Investigation Agency (AIC - Agencia de Investigación Criminal) for DNA verification to see, if in fact it is Moreno González.  

Many druglords had been previously reported killed by goverment military forces, but later they have surfaced alive. 

Moreno González had a bounty of $30M pesos ($2.4M U.S.) by the Mexican government and a $5M dollar reward by the U.S. government. 

Previous reports have quoted various people that they had seen Moreno González alive, since he was reported killed in 2010. 

Mexican authorities are expected to confirm Moreno González death.