The extradition order has been dropped and Dog is officially staying here. We forced the system to recognize that catching a rapist should never be a crime. Stay vigilant because we have proven that unified pressure actually stops these bureaucrats in their tracks.
FIGHT DOG'S EXTRADITION TO MEXICO!!!!!
On September 14, 2006, Dog, Leland and Tim Chapman were taken into custody by U.S. Marshals in connection with charges stemming from their 2003 arrest of convicted serial rapist, Andrew Luster.
They were all released September 15th, as the judge in Honolulu concluded they are not flight risks. While out on bail, they will be required to wear electronic monitoring devices until they return to court for extradition hearings to face trial in Mexico.
Andrew Luster, the famed heir to the Max Factor cosmetics fortune, was convicted of drugging and raping three women over a four year span. During his trial in 2003, Luster fled the country to Mexico.
In June 2003, Dog and his team tracked the fugitive Luster in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, where he was living under an alias, and arrested him. As bounty hunting is illegal in Mexico, Dog, Tim and Leland were arrested by the Mexican authorities and Luster was handed over to the United States government by the Mexicans. He was subsequently found guilty and is currently serving a 124 year prison sentence.
On February 16th, a Mexican Judge ruled they must face trial in Mexico!!!!
The sheer number of people joining this fight proves that the public sees exactly how twisted these extradition proceedings are. Mexican authorities are coming after heroes while a convicted serial rapist is safely behind bars because of the work they did.
Reached 100 supporters
April 12, 2007
6 Comments
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Sarah Vargas
19 years ago
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MEXICO NEED TO WORRY ABOUT THEIR OWN PROBLEMS. DOG IS A HERO FOR TAKING THAT SCUMBAG OFF THE STREETS.
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Amanda Wilkinson
19 years ago
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Ridiculous. He did what he was hired to do. Justice for Dog!
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Chris Quinn
19 years ago
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I really dont see how this is fair. The guy fled the country to avoid prison and now they want to punish the guy who caught him?
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Dave Wang
19 years ago
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The guy is a criminal and should be in jail. Dog did the world a favor. Total miscarriage of justice here.
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Jessica Mills
19 years ago
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He brought a monster to justice. Keep him here in the US where he belongs.
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Mike Riley
19 years ago
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This is a total joke. He caught a rapist that the cops couldn't find. Leave him alone.
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The extradition order has been dropped and Dog is officially staying here. We forced the system to recognize that catching a rapist should never be a crime. Stay vigilant because we have proven that unified pressure actually stops these bureaucrats in their tracks.
FIGHT DOG'S EXTRADITION TO MEXICO!!!!!
On September 14, 2006, Dog, Leland and Tim Chapman were taken into custody by U.S. Marshals in connection with charges stemming from their 2003 arrest of convicted serial rapist, Andrew Luster.
They were all released September 15th, as the judge in Honolulu concluded they are not flight risks. While out on bail, they will be required to wear electronic monitoring devices until they return to court for extradition hearings to face trial in Mexico.
Andrew Luster, the famed heir to the Max Factor cosmetics fortune, was convicted of drugging and raping three women over a four year span. During his trial in 2003, Luster fled the country to Mexico.
In June 2003, Dog and his team tracked the fugitive Luster in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, where he was living under an alias, and arrested him. As bounty hunting is illegal in Mexico, Dog, Tim and Leland were arrested by the Mexican authorities and Luster was handed over to the United States government by the Mexicans. He was subsequently found guilty and is currently serving a 124 year prison sentence.
On February 16th, a Mexican Judge ruled they must face trial in Mexico!!!!
The sheer number of people joining this fight proves that the public sees exactly how twisted these extradition proceedings are. Mexican authorities are coming after heroes while a convicted serial rapist is safely behind bars because of the work they did.
Reached 100 supporters
April 12, 2007
6 Comments
S
Sarah Vargas
19 years ago
Featured
MEXICO NEED TO WORRY ABOUT THEIR OWN PROBLEMS. DOG IS A HERO FOR TAKING THAT SCUMBAG OFF THE STREETS.
A
Amanda Wilkinson
19 years ago
Featured
Ridiculous. He did what he was hired to do. Justice for Dog!
C
Chris Quinn
19 years ago
Featured
I really dont see how this is fair. The guy fled the country to avoid prison and now they want to punish the guy who caught him?
D
Dave Wang
19 years ago
Featured
The guy is a criminal and should be in jail. Dog did the world a favor. Total miscarriage of justice here.
J
Jessica Mills
19 years ago
Featured
He brought a monster to justice. Keep him here in the US where he belongs.
M
Mike Riley
19 years ago
Featured
This is a total joke. He caught a rapist that the cops couldn't find. Leave him alone.
MEXICO NEED TO WORRY ABOUT THEIR OWN PROBLEMS. DOG IS A HERO FOR TAKING THAT SCUMBAG OFF THE STREETS.