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| C-D-G stands for "Cartel del Golfo," on of coastal Mexico's largest smugglers |
No
Man’s Land – Brownsville – In a spy vs. spy dispute that looks
like it might be a double cross, federal agents kept armed
volunteers busy in a dispute over whether a volunteer citizen
soldier had the right to carry a weapon on private property.
When
K.C. Massey’s armed volunteer III%er’s arrived at their post in
“no man’s land” with intentions to keep a watch for persons
attempting to cross the river from Mexico, they didn’t realize they
were smack dab in the “corridor” drug smugglers use to bring in
contraband through a wooded area of a wildlife refuge.
They
got there at the invitation of a caretaker who said he needed help
cleaning up garbage and trash left behind by smugglers. It helps when
you need to determine if they have come through since the latest time
you perused their tracks.
As
they settled down to wait, they saw a man whistling and beckoning to
others who were out of their line of vision, followed by Border
Patrol Agents who had agreed to let them help force illegals into an
ambush by pursuing them down the wooded path.
Things
came to a screeching halt, and the agents detained K.C., Wolf, and
Jesus for 5 hours before Sheriff’s officers made a decision to
confiscate their weapons and a video camera in an investigation of
the shooting incident. Meanwhile, the smugglers ostensibly went their
merry way.
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