hunterC

hunterC

I think the sentencing was only this past week and the papers reported it the next day. It will be interesting to hear about when this kid comes back to Aspen yet again from his home country and where he lands a job next time. shame on Campo for hiring an illegal alien.

hunterC

I think the sentencing was only this past week and the papers reported it the next day. It will be interesting to hear about when this kid comes back to Aspen yet again from his home country and where he lands a job next time. shame on Campo for hiring an illegal alien.

hunterC

If you call that dead you must be a Deadhead.

Cheers, Con Man!

If you call that dead you must be a Deadhead.

Cheers, Con Man!

Your original post was about Mr. Soto-Sandoval and the shocking fact that he apparently continues to break the laws. The underlying message that the earlier bust and conviction apparently did not do much to dissuade this young man from a lawbreaking lifestyle.

You went on, my dear Con Man, to take a cheap shot at Sheriff Braudis and find fault in the fact that he was not involved in the confronting of Soto-Sandoval in the kitchen at Campo di Fiori. Why would the sheriff’s department be involved at all in a very low-key, small time operation in the Aspen City limits?

Maybe you weren’t around at the time, but there was a much bigger, federally involved, raid back in December of 2005 and the sheriff was deliberately excluded from any involvement there. you could only fault the sheriff’s department if they had been asked to assist in the event at Campo’s kitchen by the APD or ICE and refused. we all know that did not happen.

In hindsight, wouldn’t you agree that your otherwise very good original story was about one or two paragraphs too long? The story should provoke some outrage over the fact that this person thinks so little of our laws that he sneaked back into our country and apparently had no fear or qualms about returning to the very same town where he was convicted as a felon and proceeded to continue to break the law by possessing cocaine. I do not know if the evidence of actual dealing was involved in the bust at Campo’s.

How the heck is this the fault of the sheriff? The bulk of the blame should be placed on the bad actor: Mr. Soto-Sandoval. While we are at the blame game, I want to know if the management of the restaurant knew that he was an illegal alien when they hired him. Did he provide faked papers to get the job? if so, where did he get the papers?

people who have better access to the info than you or I think that the bulk of street level drug dealing takes place in the kitchens and alleys behind the restaurants in dowtown Aspen. The law enforcement agency responsible for that zone is the Aspen Police Department, not the Pitkin Sheriff. If APD decides they need the help of the sheriff in that specific area of enforcement, they could ask. to my knowledge they have not done so and thus I think your criticism of the sheriff in this instance was slightly cheap and added nothing to the story except to reveal the bias and agenda of its author: the con man.

huntercreek

Your original post was about Mr. Soto-Sandoval and the shocking fact that he apparently continues to break the laws. The underlying message that the earlier bust and conviction apparently did not do much to dissuade this young man from a lawbreaking lifestyle.

You went on, my dear Con Man, to take a cheap shot at Sheriff Braudis and find fault in the fact that he was not involved in the confronting of Soto-Sandoval in the kitchen at Campo di Fiori. Why would the sheriff’s department be involved at all in a very low-key, small time operation in the Aspen City limits?

Maybe you weren’t around at the time, but there was a much bigger, federally involved, raid back in December of 2005 and the sheriff was deliberately excluded from any involvement there. you could only fault the sheriff’s department if they had been asked to assist in the event at Campo’s kitchen by the APD or ICE and refused. we all know that did not happen.

In hindsight, wouldn’t you agree that your otherwise very good original story was about one or two paragraphs too long? The story should provoke some outrage over the fact that this person thinks so little of our laws that he sneaked back into our country and apparently had no fear or qualms about returning to the very same town where he was convicted as a felon and proceeded to continue to break the law by possessing cocaine. I do not know if the evidence of actual dealing was involved in the bust at Campo’s.

How the heck is this the fault of the sheriff? The bulk of the blame should be placed on the bad actor: Mr. Soto-Sandoval. While we are at the blame game, I want to know if the management of the restaurant knew that he was an illegal alien when they hired him. Did he provide faked papers to get the job? if so, where did he get the papers?

people who have better access to the info than you or I think that the bulk of street level drug dealing takes place in the kitchens and alleys behind the restaurants in dowtown Aspen. The law enforcement agency responsible for that zone is the Aspen Police Department, not the Pitkin Sheriff. If APD decides they need the help of the sheriff in that specific area of enforcement, they could ask. to my knowledge they have not done so and thus I think your criticism of the sheriff in this instance was slightly cheap and added nothing to the story except to reveal the bias and agenda of its author: the con man.

huntercreek