Friday, September 9, 2016

5 TIME DEPORTEE AND OBAMA-CLINTON SUPPORTER, NICONDEMO CORIA-GONZALES RAPES SERIALLY - BUT DOES HE THEN GO OUT AND VOTE DEMOCRAT FOR MORE ANCHOR BABY WELFARE?



HISPANIC FAMILY VALUES: RAPE, MURDER and then go vote dem for more!
Mexico’s massive looting in our open borders:

5-Time Deportee Arrested for Serial Rape in Central Texas

nicondemo coria-gonzales
Photo: Travis County Sheriff's Office via Fox 7
by BOB PRICE9 Sep 201656

A five-time, Mexican deportee now stands accused of serial rape and assault in Austin, Texas.

In at least one case, the accused rapist 

 allegedly poured gasoline on a woman and 

 attempted to set her on fire.
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officials confirmed with Fox 7 News in Austin that Nicondemo Coria-Gonzales was deported five times before returning to commit a series of rapes in the Austin area. The most recent deportation occurred in August 2016.
The previously deported criminal alien has reportedly admitted to picking up prostitutes and beating them out of anger. ICE officials have placed yet another immigration detainer on the suspect.
“There’s bad, really bad people, who want to do us real harm who are coming at us from all different directions north, south, east and west,” Immigration specialist Thomas Esparza, Jr. told FOX 7.
It appears that Coria-Gonzales illegally entered the U.S. six times, committing crimes along the way that earned him deportations.
“Five times deported and he’s still here? What did he do the first time to get himself deported? And why didn’t he learn after the second or the third or the fourth time? But already five times?! And he’s still back?! He’s a determined son of a gun, but at some point the dance is over and so, unfortunately, the dance is going to be over for him and he’s going to be in jail,” Esparza told FOX 7.
Breitbart Texas learned that a request had previously been made to the U.S. Attorney’s Office to prosecute the man for felony illegal re-entry earlier this year but that request was turned down and he was deported again. He then returned to begin the alleged rapes. A request has been emailed to the U.S. Attorney’s Office in San Antonio requesting confirmation of this information and any related information on the suspect’s criminal and immigration history.
ICE officials told Fox 7 that Coria-Gonzales had been previously convicted of three driving while intoxicated offenses and possibly other criminal charges. His deportations began in September 2012, ICE officials told KXAN.
The man now stands accused of attacking and sexually assaulting at least 10 women in northeast Austin. Some of the incidents date back to December 2015, a time following several deportations of this alleged criminal.
His routine was to pick up women by offering them a ride–or to pick up prostitutes. At least half of the victims were reported to be sex workers, Austin police officials told KXAN.
In July, Coria-Gonzales picked up a 68-year-old woman at a bus stop to “take her to his garden.” The woman, who uses a walking cane, accepted the ride from the man who then drove her to a dirt road where he reportedly beat her and sexually assaulted her.
In another case, Coria-Gonzales attempted to set a woman on fire after taking her to a secluded road. She said she thought she would soon be dead when he brought out a gas can. The woman was reported to be a prostitute and did not immediately report the crime for fear of being charged as such. He reportedly did not try to have sex with her.
Other victims range from age 30 to 60.
Coria-Gonzales sits in the Travis County jail and is being held without bond. ICE officials have issued an immigration detainer.
Concurrently, the Democrat candidate for Sheriff of Travis County, Constable Sally Hernandez, has promised to get ICE officials out of the Travis County jail if she is elected as the next sheriff.
“I just don’t think you solve the criminal justice process by deporting them,” Hernandeztold The Texas Tribune during a sit-down interview in her office this week. “We talk about being progressive. I believe we need to lead the way.”
Her Republican opponent, Joe Martinez, favors continuing the ICE program in the Travis County Jail. The current Travis County Sheriff, a Democrat, also supports the ICE program.
“How can you release somebody back into the population to do more harm?” Martinez told the Texas Tribune. “Where is it going to stop? When you hurt or maim and kill somebody? An American citizen or another immigrant? The federal government has a job to do. Let’s let them do their job.”
Breitbart Texas reached out to Constable Hernandez to see if the news about Coria-Gonzales would be enough to make her reconsider her plans to turn Austin into a Sanctuary City. No response was immediately available.
Bob Price serves as associate editor and senior political news contributor for Breitbart Texas. He is a founding member of the Breitbart Texas team. Follow him on Twitter @BobPriceBBTX.


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BANKSTERS WELLS FARGO STILL FUCKING OVER THE AMERICAN PEOPLE! - Wells Fargo bank fined for account and credit card fraud

WELLS FARGO IS ONE OF THE BIGGEST BANKSTERS IN AMERICAN HISTORY HAVING LOOTED TRILLIONS FROM THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.

 BANKSTERS WELLS FARGO LONG AGO THEIR CALIFORNIA MORTGAGE LICENSE REVOKED FOR CORPORATE FRAUD AND MALFIESANCE.  WELLS SIMPLY DECLARED ITSELF ABOVE STATE LAW AND WENT ON TO MARKET THEIR TOXIC MORTGAGE PRODUCTS NATIONWIDE.

 WELLS FARGO IS A SUBSTANTIAL CAUSE OF THE 2008 MELTDOWN AND THE LOSE OF MORE THAN A TRILLION IN REAL ESTATE VALUE.


 "But the fraud operation resulted from 

 a strategy imposed from the top."

Wells Fargo bank fined for account and credit card fraud

Wells Fargo bank fined for account and credit card fraud

By Nick Beams 
9 September 2016
Wells Fargo, the world’s most valuable retail bank, has agreed to pay $185 million in fines after the exposure of schemes that defrauded customers in line with a business model, organised from the highest levels of the company, to boost its profits and growth.
According to the US Consumer Financial 

Protection Bureau (CFPB), the bank opened 

1.5 million deposit accounts and more than 

half a million credit card accounts without 

customers’ authorisation. Bank employees moved funds from customers’ accounts into newly-created accounts without their knowledge or consent.
The CFPB said this practice was “widespread” and resulted in customers being charged for insufficient funds or overdraft fees because required amounts were not in their accounts. The bank also created more than 565,000 credit card accounts, of which some 14,000 incurred more than $400,000 in fees and interest charges.
The bank is attempting to lay the blame on “rogue employees” and revealed that since 2011 it had sacked 5,300 staff. But the fraud operation resulted from a strategy imposed from the top.
Moreover, it beggars belief that a company supposedly operating with tight internal controls and regulations did not know about the creation of more than two million fake accounts.
Under chief executive John Stumpf, the bank’s business model was to sell additional products to customers who held a current account with it. This was a core element of the strategy that helped increase the bank’s market capitalisation to $250 billion. Its biggest shareholder is Berkshire Hathaway, the investment firm run by Warren Buffet.
In a statement on the fraud, the Los Angeles City Attorney’s Office said the unauthorised accounts were funded with money from customers’ existing accounts to “satisfy goals and earn financial rewards under the banks’ incentive-compensation program.”
There was direct pressure on employees to engage in the practice. According to a statement by Kahlid Taha, a former employee: “When I worked at Wells Fargo, I faced the threat of being fired if I didn’t meet their unreasonable sales quota every day.”
Under the $185 million settlement, in which Wells Fargo has neither admitted nor denied the allegations against it, the bank will pay $100 million to the CFPB, $35 million to the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency and $50 million to the Los Angeles City Attorney.
There are two crucial aspects to the agreement and the fine. First, as David Vladeck, a Georgetown University law professor and former director of the Federal Trade Commission’s Bureau of Consumer Protection, told CNN: “It sounds like a big number, but for a bank the size of Wells Fargo, it isn’t really.”
Second, the fine is written off the profit and loss account of the bank. There is no penalty imposed on the senior executives and top management, whose business strategies and demands on employees created the conditions for the fraud to take place.
In a memo to employees issued on Thursday, the bank said: “At Wells Fargo, when we make mistakes, we are open about it, we take responsibility for it.”
However, the exposure of the fraud did not come from Wells Fargo but from actions initiated by the Los Angeles City Attorney over unauthorised accounts in May 2015.
As for being “open,” in recent regulatory filings the bank did not disclose that it was under investigation.
“Each quarter we consider all available relevant and appropriate facts and circumstances in determining whether a litigation matter is material and disclosed in our public filings,” Wells Fargo spokeswoman Mary Eshet said in an email. “Based upon that review, we determined that the matter was not material.”
Upon release of the fraud charges, leading Democrat Senator Elizabeth Warren, who has sought to elevate herself into national prominence with denunciations of the big banks, and had a major hand in creating the CFPB, stepped forward to cover up the implications of the fraud.
Thanks to the CFPB, she said, customers were getting their money and the “bank is paying a record-breaking fine that will cause the next bank to think again before engaging in this kind of misconduct. The consumer agency continues to deliver for working families.”
In fact, the very opposite conclusion must be drawn. The 2011 Senate report into the circumstances of the 2008 meltdown disclosed the criminal activities of major banks. But in view of the fact that no one was tried, let alone jailed, and any fines that were imposed came out of corporate cash flows, such activity has continued.
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