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WASHINGTON - Charged with molesting a 12-year-old girl, Juan Leonardo
Qunitero had been deported back to Mexico in 1999 as an illegal alien.
Nevertheless, last week, he was back in the U.S., living comfortably in a
city that prohibited police from asking anyone about their immigration
status.
Rodney Johnson was a 12-year veteran on the Houston police force. Married
with five children, he was big, kind-hearted and unafraid of working the
toughest gang beats or late-night shifts.
On Thursday, Sept. 21, around 5:30 p.m., he pulled over a white Ford pickup
driving 50 mph in a 30 mph zone in what should have been a routine traffic
stop. The driver, Quintero, had neither a driver's license nor any other
identification so, after a pat down, Johnson handcuffed him and placed him
in the back of his patrol car. But Johnson missed the gun in Quintero's
waistband. The prisoner pulled it out and fired four times at Johnson at
close range.
When Johnson was laid to rest this week after his execution-style murder he
joined a growing list of law enforcers gunned down by foreign criminals.
Meanwhile, in Florida, a sheriff's deputy was killed and another shot in the
leg yesterday after they pursued a motorist who ran away from a traffic
stop.
Deputy Vernon Matthew "Matt" Williams and his K-9 unit were shot dead,
officials said. Deputy Doug Speirs was shot in the leg but was expected to
recover. Polk County sheriff's deputies early today said they shot and
killed a suspect, described as a black man with a Jamaican accent with
dreadlocks.
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