Robert Rosas had two dreams for his children.
One was to dance at his daughter's wedding.
The other was to see his son graduate from the Border Patrol.

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About 4500 people were crowded into the school where the Memorial was held. A caravan of Law Enforcement Agency vehicles left from San Diego beginning at 6 AM and stretched over two miles. A cross has been placed at the location where he was killed.

Investigation update: The FBI and American Law Enforcement do not think the Mexican Government has the right guys.

FBI Offers $10,000 for Dead Border Patrol Agent's Gun

SAN DIEGO — The FBI is offering $10,000 for help finding the gun of a Border Patrol agent who was slain last week in a rugged area outside San Diego.

The FBI says Rosas carried a black Heckler & Koch P2000, a .40-caliber gun.

Mexican authorities have detained five men in connection with the case. They say one of them — 36-year-old Ernesto Parra Valenzuela — carried a 9 mm pistol when he was captured.

TECATE Wanted Billboards Go Up Along the Border

The Border Patrol needs your help to track down 12 men wanted here in the United States.

A billboard was posted Tuesday in Tecate showing men wanted in ongoing investigations. The Border Patrol wants these pictures out to the public. The same sign is expected to be posted in San Yisidro on Wednesday.

"I think it's good because if those guys are here in town, we must see them, we can call," said Montallano, who travels regularly across the border. He walks back and forth between the U.S. and Mexico border in Tecate nearly every day. On Tuesday he noticed this billboard for the first time, featuring photos of 12 different men all wanted by the Border Patrol.

Raising Money for Agent Rosas

http://officerrobertrosas.chipin.com/officer-robert-rosas-family

Memorial services set in El Centro for slain border agent Robert Rosas Jr.

A public memorial service in his hometown of El Centro is scheduled Friday for U.S. Border Patrol Agent Robert Rosas, who was shot and killed while on duty near Campos last Thursday.

The service for Rosas, 30, is set for 9 a.m. at Southwest High School, 2001 Ocotillo Drive, El Centro, California 92243.

The alleged gunmen have yet to be publicly identified by U.S. officials, though a half-dozen arrests have been reported in Mexico and the U.S.

Rosas was investigating suspicious activity in an area notorious for alien and drug smuggling when he was shot several times.

The Rosas public memorial will include participation by the agent's family and U.S. Border Patrol officials.

The ceremony will include customary law enforcement services for a fallen fellow officer, including a Border Patrol Honor Guard, folded flag presentation, 21 gun salute, echo taps, bagpipers, riderless horse, missing man fly-over, and dispatch last call.

Burial services will be held immediately follow at Evergreen Cemetery in El Centro, California.

Additionally, a memorial account has been established for Agent Rosas and his family through Cabrillo Credit Union. The account number is 186716-02

For more info: Cabrillo Credit Union | 1-800-222-7455

36-year-old Ernesto Parra Valenzuela, Alleged Killer of Agent Rosas

Ernesto Parra Valenzuela aka "El Neto" is presented to the press on Friday.
Parra, the alleged killer of a member of US border patrol, was arrested in Tecate,

Update From Campo, CA - After the Murder of Agent Rosas

A plane we have never seen before Patrols the skies:



An undercover Border Patrol Agent Emerges after spending the night in the Brush:










A Border Patrol Agent Stands on his truck, assisting a helicopter:



Mexican Police directly across from where Agent Rosas was murdered;



Undercover Mexican Police Assist a Mexican Helicopter.



Reporter from Channel 10 In San Diego, which has been doing a great job



Two of a group of four well dresses and well equipped men who spent the moring after the murder trying to provoke the Border Patrol. That is until a helicopter got a too close and gave them a good dusting.







A Local Flag Flies at Half Mast.

CAMPO MINUTEMAN KINGFISH - BRIT CRAIG INTERVIEWED ABOUT BORDER AGENT MURDER]

U Tube:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=elVRjkO68JU


http://www.10news.com/news/20165617/detail.html

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# Video: Witness Describes Shots Fired That Killed Agent

Border Patrol Agent Shot and Killed Camp CA

http://www.sandiego6.com/news/local/story/Border-Patrol-Agent-Shot-and-Killed/-BxsD0Xcb0K8_IMHe5tVOg.cspx

A border agent was shot multiple times Thursday night, close to the border near Campo on Shockey Truck Trail about 100 feet north of the border.

Reports of the shooting came in around 9:30 p.m. The agent was shot multiple times and was hit in the head.

Medical crews report the agent is dead.

The shooter or shooters may have fled across the border.

Gun Fire at The Border (ongoing)

Kingfish reports hearing gun fire in the mountain area just east of 147. (Where the sun shade was.)
There is currently a large law enforcement presence in the area, with lots of flashing lights and a helicopter.


Update

We have heard that a Campo BP Agent was shot in the head tonight on duty and near the fence. We have not confirmed any of this.

Illegal Immigrant Vehicle Speeds Through Checkpoint and Crashes

SAN DIEGO - At least three people were injured when a vehicle carrying nine illegal immigrants blew through an East County checkpoint and eventually crashed after a U.S. Border Patrol agent shot at the driver.

The incident began around 9:45 p.m. Monday when agents from the Campo area attempted to pull over a vehicle they suspected could be carrying illegal immigrants or drugs, U.S. Border Patrol agent Julius Alatorre said.

The driver sped off and agents radioed ahead for assistance from agents at an eastbound Interstate 8 checkpoint in the Jacumba area, according to Alatorre, who said the checkpoint agents set up a spike strip to deflate the vehicle's tires when it passed through.

As the vehicle approached the checkpoint, it suddenly veered toward agents and one of the agents opened fire, Alatorre said, adding that no one was injured and the vehicle continued on. An earlier police report incorrectly stated the agents were fired on.

A few minutes later, the vehicle crashed on I-8 at In-Ko-Pah-Park Road. Three people were taken to the hospital, according to a Cal Fire dispatcher. A fourth person was tended to later in the evening after complaining of pain while in custody at the Border Patrol station in Boulevard, she said.

Alatorre said no agents were seriously hurt.

All nine people who were inside the suspect vehicle during the incident are Mexican nationals, according to Alatorre.

The driver, whose name and age were not immediately released, faces charges of smuggling and assault of a federal agent, he said.

Campo Minutemen Thwart Drug Smugglers

Campo Minutemen were surprised Thursday Night by the sight of a truck coming through the Border Fence between 140 and 141. (where Jaw Bone Camps Out) The Border Patrol were called and came to scene where a truck was apprehended.

The next morning, you could see how the fence and been cut so it could be opened to allow trucks to come through. The fence is currently being repaired.

Truck Crashes Through Border Fence (ongoing)

Kingfish witnessed a truck crash through the Border Fence between 140 and 141. (where Jaw Bone Camps Out). He immediately call the Border Patrol who are currently on scene with lights flashing. More Information (and hopefully pictures to follow.)

Border agents rescue three in desert

BOULEVARD, Calif., July 15 (UPI) -- U.S. Border Patrol agents say they have rescued two Mexican women and a girl abandoned by smugglers in the California

desert.

The three were suffering from heat exhaustion when found by agents Monday on the side of Interstate 8 in an area called Walker Canyon, about 70 miles east of San Diego, The San Diego Union-Tribune reported Wednesday.

The group reportedly included a 36-year-old woman, her 12-year-old daughter and a 23-year-old companion. U.S. officials said they said they had been left behind by smugglers and had wandered alone in the desert for two days, running out of water before reaching the freeway.

The Union-Tribune said the trio were treated at a local hospital and had been released to immigration authorities, who would likely deport them.

Campo Minuteman, American Hero - Gadget Dan

Gun Fight at border near Campo

Kingfish heard this gun fight, near the Arrellano Felix Compound, Thursday Night. It sounded like one party had a glock. At the end, it there was a silence, then two quick shots as if someone were being executed.

In the northern Mexican state of Baja California on Friday, police discovered the bodies of three young men who had been shot to death on a ranch near the border town of Tecate. The men — ages 16, 18 and 23 — were killed shortly before midnight Thursday, investigators said. A fourth victim was seriously injured.

REPORT FROM KINGFISH

Sorry for the Poor Quality Photos. You can see two people, the last in line of approximately 25 who disappeared into Smith Canyon on the Mexican Side.

They came up through Smith Canyon on the United States Side, were called in by Kingfish and Later Apprehended by the Border Patrol.

Jose Compean Thanks His Supporters

Jose Compean and his family were guests of the Temecula California Republican Assembly. The California Republican Assembly have been contact supporters of Ramos and Compean.

http://www.californiarepublicanassembly.com/

Jose answered questions and expressed his gratitude for everyone's support. He noted the prison officials were as supportive as they could be. His mail was read by a supervisor and one day he got over 300 letters and it supervisor told him it took over six hours to read the mail. The supervisor told Compean it was good to see the American People rallying around him.

He states that much happened in the trial that is still not public knowledge, that he hopes will come out in court in the future.

He did report that the DEA reports of Davila subsequent arrested were presented to the Prosecuting Attorney.The DEA told the Prosecuting Attorney that their case against Ramos and Compean was in trouble, but the Prosecuting Attorney did not advise Ramos and Compean's attorney until just before the trial. The trial was flagged at the DEA and anyone accessing it would be fired.

He also recounted their suprise when the Prosecuting Attorney stated in her closing arguments that the situation at the border was so bad Ramos and Compean had "turned on one of the their own." Ramos and Compean exchanged confused looks with their attorneys. Compean's first thought was "What is she talking about? We did not shoot a Border Patrol Agent."

Compean and his family were in the Temecula 4th of July Parade today. California Assemblyman Joel Anderson, whose district includes Campo, CA.

Compean Family with Assemblyman Joel Anderson.

Report from G - Man July 1 2009

Year to date apprehension -151.Things have been slow around here but we are still getting between 3 and 4 groups a week with a 90% apprehension rate they know getting through this area is almost impossible.

I would like to thank kingfish for the supplies he brought me this week ,they will help me go on for 6 more months