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Putting a face on alien crime: Peggy Kandies

• alien crime
• June 4, 2012
• By: Brian McElwee

No matter how you slice it, illegal aliens are taking what they want. Apologists will offer up the tired old theory that aliens are just good, law abiding, hard working people who want a better life for their families. And then what? Well, then they take the better life, of course, sneaking across our borders or overstaying their visas while availing themselves of those things which should be the privilege of American citizens only.

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Putting a face on alien crime: Peggy Kandies Part II

• alien crime
• June 7, 2012
• By: Brian McElwee

Peggy Kandies had just come face to face with alien crime and survived. But little did she know that her ordeal was not yet over. She would now be forced to come face to face with the two most difficult parts of our criminal justice system for a victim to deal with, apathy and incompetence.

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Putting a face on alien crime: Peggy Kandies - Part III

• alien crime
• June 20, 2012
• By: Brian McElwee

Peggy Kandies' spirits were buoyed by an attentive judge who ordered charges against Frederico Reyes to be upgraded from the almost laughably light charge of simple assault to assault with intent to commit criminal sexual conduct. A second bond hearing was set for later in the day and with it, Kandies and all of her emotions were placed on hold.

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