Last May, a pair of men were headed from Florida to their native Querétaro, Mexico, when they were stopped along Interstate 10 in Alabama by a Loxley patrol car. The officer wrote in his report of the afternoon encounter that he was driving behind a swerving 2000 Chevrolet S-10 pickup.
In the ensuing stop, Officer Chris Crisler learned that the man behind the wheel, Ambrosio Saul Ramirez-Ibarra, had no drivers license and that he and his passenger, Victor Marquez, were traveling with more than $20,000 cash.
Air fresheners in the cab emitted “a strong masking odor,” the officer noticed. The truck’s registration traced to an address that had been affiliated with a drug case
Loxley police to return seized money
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Those racist bastards. I clicked the link and read the entire story. The Loxley Police Dept harrassed those men, as they so often do.There was no reason for them to assume guilt of a crime and take their money and leave them miles from home with no money, no car, nothing. If they supposedly sold drugs to get this money, then they should have been arrested. You don’t say “oh you committed a crime, give me all your belongings” then release them to go free. They harrassed those men and they deserve to be sued for it.
I hope those two men sue the town for everything they have! It’s a damn shame that the very ones who took an oath to protect and serve us can do this type of stuff to us…… and try to make it look like the right thing to do. It’s a shame.
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