12/22 VIOLENCE TIJUANA MAYOR BUSTAMANTE WILL NOT BE SENDING ROSY OROZCO A CHRISTMAS CARD AND VICE VERSA

The Raids on 12/08 of the Hong Kong Bar, Chavelas and Adelitas in the Zona Norte:








El Mex reported that it was early Friday morning at 1:40am December the 8th when a convoy of five trucks carrying ninety agents of SEIDO backed up by the Mexican Army pulled up to and behind in the alley of the Hong Kong, Adelitas and Chavelas bars in the Zona Norte. While SEIDO agents entered the bars, the Mexican Army took positions on all street corners blocking access to traffic.


Inside of the bars the men and the women were separated, at the Hong Kong bar the men were made to kneel. The women were interviewed to determine if they were legitimately registered sex workers, minors and questioned if they had been pressured into prostitution. Although one employee stated that the SEIDO Agents did not have a warrant and he saw them taking money, a warrant had indeed been issued by a Federal Judge based on the complaint filed against these businesses by PAN Federal Deputy Rosy Orozco to the PGR for the engagement of human trafficking by these businesses. And according to the investigating Agents, the identifications which the women showed were false, or counterfeit. The complaint that the SEIDO Agents stole money was never corroborated.


It was at 11:00am, nine hours later that three hundred people who had been held in these bars were released, except for twenty. Ten of this number were men, some of whom were managers of these bars, they were arrested for pandering. Their cases were presented to the Public Ministry of Sex Crimes of the PGJE whose staff works in concert with issues of human trafficking. The other ten were women who were witnesses against these men. An attorney for one of the bars came forward - and wishing to remain anonymous declared that nothing had been found, yet ten men were under arrest.


The following day in the afternoon, another raid took place at the Hong Kong Bar. From confidential reports made to El Mex, this raid was composed of again ninety agents, including Police Officers and Federal Prosecutors for Crimes of Violence Against Women and Trafficking in Persons (FEVIMTRA). So far, the results of this raid are unknown as are the results from the first raids. For instance, the names of the ten men arrested have not been released and we do not know if the ten women are receiving any type of witness protection. As usually happens in these cases of alleged sex trafficking, particularly involving minors, everything went silent for the last two weeks, until yesterday.


The first raid:

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The second raid:

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It is not a pleasant subject, especially at Christmas time but yesterday Federal Deputy Rosie Orozco spoke at the National Chamber of Commerce in Tijuana during the presentation of the book she co-authored with Evangelina Hernandez, "Del Cielo al Infierno" - or "From Heaven to Hell" which documents human trafficking and the sex slavery business in Mexico.


Without hesitation, Ms. Orozco noted that internationally as you have already probably heard or read before, Tijuana is viewed as the "Bangkok of Latin America" and the "Brothel of Mexico". Due to the proximity of Tijuana to the United States and given the large number of pedophiles living in the United States, the city serves as a conduit and hot spot in human trafficking and prostitution. There are also large numbers of people from the British market who come to Tijuana in search of sex slaves - either women or children. And of course, not only does the sex slave industry operate within the city of Tijuana, but the city serves as a transition point to move these women and children into the United States.


According to Orozco's stats, Mexico ranks second worldwide to providing the victims, Thailand is still in first place. And the profits? Well, this is big business, mafia style. According to Orozco, each sex slave generates on a weekly basis fifteen to twenty thousand dollars (correction: pesos) profit to the exploiter(s). Orozco touched on some other facts from her book, noted in this article was her discussion of the state of Tlaxcala which has the largest number of criminal gangs and the deepest involvement in the sex trade industry. She said that despite this, only three people have been arrested in recent months on charges of trafficking - which sort of hints that a lot of other people are getting paid off to do and say nothing. An alarming culture has developed in the eight villages of Tlaxcala where entire families are involved in the "trade" - children are kidnapped and the mothers of the sexual exploiters "care" for the children prior to them being shipped stateside and worldwide - she cites instances where children were found in Miami and Atlanta who were "cared" for by the mothers of the exploiters.


Importantly, for years Orozco and her team have followed the trail of the exploiters and victims which led to her recent complaint against the prostitution bars in the Zona Norte of Tijuana. Unfortunately for Rosie, this ain't no PAN town. In fact the motto of Tijuana should be - "Federal Prosecutors - We Don't Need No Stinkin Federal Prosecutors." Surely after the Jorge Hank Rohn episode, Rosie must have known she was in for a rough ride in Tijuana.


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In the blink of an eye Mayor Bustamante shot back at Rosie and told her not to come back to Tijuana. He said he was very angry and offended by her statements which were insulting to the city of Tijuana. So I'm pretty sure we won't be hearing much more about the sex trafficking of women and children in Tijuana.


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Are they going to you know - like ban her book here?


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See you guys later.