lol, i wanna know too, i bet she had man hands.

 

That's if they get locked up, $5 says the cops won't do shit.

 

EXACTLY, they have nothing better to do? fucking beaners.

 

thats messed up man, without hispanic americans where would all that thick latina ass be?
I'll tell u where, not in the US thats for sure, they'd be back in their home countries, making some other guy's night. shiiiiiiit, I for one am glad they are here to help rebuild the American population with thick bodied, fat assed, big tittied girls, shiiiiit, God Bless America's mixing pot

 

stfu

 

who are you? carlos mencia? I'm sick of this shit because I've had shit stolen from my car and it was a beaner, my bro's car, a beaner, and a couple of my friends cars were beaners. how do I know?
its the scent of taco bell. but seriously, the guys got caught and the shit never got returned to the owners. YEAH YOU JORGE GARCIA.

 

Yeah well, the stereotype didn't materialize out of thin air, you know... I wasn't at all surprised.

Oh, and I'm sure they will all need Spanish interpreters at thier hearings. That shit pissed me off so bad today at Fairfax Court....

 

All those thick ass Hispanics chicks got their thick asses from eating McDonalds, back home they would look like a bag of bones cuz they'd b too poor to eat! They need to tighten security on the texas border.

 

New Update On The Car Thieves

With the arrest Wednesday of a seventh suspect in what authorities called the "bumper car thieves" case, Loudoun County officials closed the case on a month-long series of auto thefts, particularly of Honda Civics.

Jose Luis Fuentes, 21, an Arlington resident for whom arrest warrants had been issued, turned himself in. He was charged with five counts of grand larceny and five counts of conspiracy to commit grand larceny.


Beginning Dec. 28, eight vehicles -- including seven Civics -- were stolen from Sterling and raced along back roads in western Loudoun. Seven of the cars were abandoned in the area, and in one case a car was set on fire. A regional investigation turned up at least seven more car thefts in Northern Virginia that officers believed were linked to the Loudoun cases.

A Sheriff's Office spokesman said deputies got a break in the case when they arrested two Fairfax County teenagers Jan. 24 near Waterford. Within weeks, four others had been arrested. All, like Fuentes, face five counts of grand larceny and five counts of conspiracy to commit grand larceny.

 

larceny...conspiracy...lucky.