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San Diego Reader | K. Mennem
May 14, 2012

The Federal Bureau of Investigation in the United States has agreed to up its information sharing with Baja California authorities, in order to help capture more fugitives. Officials from the FBI, Baja California state police, and state security officials met today in Tijuana to confirm the agreement.

The FBI and U.S. Marshals routinely aid security officials in Mexico with apprehending fugitives from both sides of the border. Information was previously shared, but the new real time database will be much more advanced than previously used. Information such as possible locations, full criminal background, and other details will be accessible to an international unit of the Baja California Preventative Police.

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Isn't that an oxymoron

They certainly have their work cut out for them... a war being fought under conditions much like Iraq, Afghanistan, Vietnam and others .... were ya can't tell the bad guys from the rest of the population ... with the added attraction of "deep pockets" which are deeper than many countries ...

Seems like an awful lot of money and man power ... but, it appears it must go on, with what they continue to find on the highways ... it's getting a bit "primitive", to put it mildly ... IMHO

Keep safe

Call me a cynic but this is just a further step to move us towards a police state...