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Published: August 19, 2008

Prince William police are investigating a reported sexual assault that occurred at Manassas National Battlefield Park on Tuesday.

A 25-year-old Fairfax County woman called 911 around 12:10 p.m. and reported that a man attacked her on a battlefield path, said 1st Sgt. Kim Chinn, police spokeswoman.

The woman told police she was hiking and had stopped to rest about a half-mile away from the Stone Bridge that crosses Bull Run at the Fairfax/Prince William County line when a man armed with a knife grabbed her by the wrist, Chinn said.

The assailant then inappropriately touched her, police said, but fled when she screamed.

The woman told police he fled toward the park parking lot off U.S. 29 in Fairfax County.

The assailant was described as a Latino man, in his 20s, between 5 feet 5 inches and 5 feet 6 inches tall, with a shaved head, police said. He was wearing plaid shorts, a black shirt and white shoes.

For several hours, battlefield police searched areas of the park on horseback and Prince William patrol officers searched nearby areas, but no one matching that description was found, Chinn said.

Prince William police are also working with Fairfax County police on the case.

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http://www.insidenova.com/isn/news/crime/article/police_seek_attempted_rape_suspect/19960/

On Wednesday, hundreds of people lined up outside the plant to apply for jobs as news of the raid spread. A billboard had gone up last week, before the raid, saying the company was hiring.

“I need a job and got kids. I heard that they need some help now,” said Willie Keys, 20, who applied Wednesday. “All them Mexicans got fired because they didn’t have a pass … All these businesses have been taking Americans’ jobs.”

http://www.worldnetdaily.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=73550

I believe that’s the 7-11 on Old Centreville Rd near it’s intersection with Parkland St just south of the Fairfax County line. (Old Centreville road changes to Ordway Rd as it crosses the line).

This is the second time an ICE Tip has come from a Union member about employment violations in American factories and plants.

With Howard Industries, no wonder the Union and its members were ticked off. HI was screwing the tax payers on both ends …………..

“Jackson, Hattiesburg, Laurel and all areas along the coast, it’s a little Mexico,” Shaffer said. “I’m not against people trying to make living. I have a compassion for those folks. But at the same time, the taxpayers of Mississippi shouldn’t be subsidizing a plant that won’t even hire their own workers.”

In 2002, Mississippi lawmakers approved a $31.5 million, taxpayer-backed incentive plan for Howard Industries to expand. The company, with 4,000 workers, is the largest employer in Jones County, which includes Laurel.

About 2,600 of Howard Industries’ workers are in the union. Shaffer said he did not know whether any of those picked up in the raid were union members, or if nonunion workers were offered overtime while union workers were not.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2008/08/27/AR2008082700691.html

We got a SouthSide Locos tag on a Brookfield sign coming into Morris Farm. Interestingly, just inside the effective range of an AR-15. Not MY AR-15, of course. When do the little kiddies go back to school?

Anon

Can you give me the street names of where this 7-11 is? I have someone who wants to take some pictures of the site. Centerville and ???

I would also like the location of the major site on Route 1 if anyone can provide that information.

An estimated 350 workers are being held at an undisclosed location following an early morning raid Monday on Howard Industries that officials say is the largest round-up of its type in Mississippi in recent years.

Topics = Illegal Immigration, Laurel, Mississippi, Howard Industries, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Shantay Holles, ICE raid, Samantha Stevens, American workers, enforcement needed

August 26, 2008
Ed Kemp
American Staff Writer
oldonevet.com

The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency said the 350 employees at a Howard Industries plant in Laurel are in the country illegally.

Federal warrants were issued at the plant early Monday and also at the corporate headquarters in Ellisville.

Shantay Holles, 26, of Heidelberg said she used to work at Howard Industries as an electric tester but was fired last year. She said she is applying today because she heard on the news about the ICE raid.

Thats all they would hire Mexican, Mexican, Mexican! Holles said.

Samantha Stevens, 18, a 2008 graduate of Heidelberg High School, said she couldnt find a job and she is glad the ICE stepped in.

We were here first. Its not fair for them to have a job, Stevens said.

http://www.alipac.us/article3487.html

Si, se puede!!!

This has to be a major quandry for the democrats. On the one hand you have millions of POTENTIAL voters ripe for welfare programs and thus dependence on the democrat (intentional left off the ic) party and on the other you have the unions which are their bread and butter.