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Don Alejo Garza Tamez

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#1
Don Alejo Garza Tamez
A 77 year old man had 24 hour to surrender his property to a group of drug dealers/hit men. The brave man then spent that saturday gathering his guns and ammo, and sent everyone that worked for him home and waited for the bandits. Close to 4 a.m. the hit men arrived in many trucks and shooting their high-powered guns in the air thinking that everyone from the house would come out with their hands in the air. But to their surprise, it didn't turn out the way they expected. Mr. Alejo Garza responded with gun fire and the fight began. During the gun battle Mr.Alejo Garza with great dignity and bravery, killed 4 hit men and left 2 critically injured, while protecting what was rightfully his. When the military arrived they found the 6 layed out bodies out front, when they walked in the house they expected a group of people who they thought fought back to protect their ranch, but all they saw was a 77 year old senior with gun shots all of his body and grenade wounds with 2 guns by his side. Rest In Peace Mr. Alejo Garza Tamez.


Someone who actually fought back for once.
#2
I read this on a forum for a game i played.
The story was pretty crazy.
You won't see an american family doing that.
They'd go dial up the police or something.
#3
You wouldn't see that in America because the drug dealers don't need to seize property. They would just kill each family member, not giving them a chance to get ready.

That's pretty fucking cool btw.

~Fluxo
#4
fluxo wrote:
You wouldn't see that in America because the drug dealers don't need to seize property. They would just kill each family member, not giving them a chance to get ready.

That's pretty fucking cool btw.

~Fluxo


You obviously have no idea how serious the drug trade in Mexico is.. Lol.
#5
Actually I do. My uncle lives there and has been threatened twice by drug lords. It is pretty serious. I am saying that Americans buy so many drugs that drug dealers don't need to seize property, etc.

~Fluxo
#6
Anyways, the stuff going on down there is just horrible.

Even the Governor of Tamualipas and the President recommended that people travel in caravans escorted by the military.
The closest town to my Grandparent's Ranch is almost deserted, most of the neighbors around our house down there have been killed, and all the 13-16 year old boys have "Disappeared."