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[Video] Bagarre au palais justice de Dakar: Les proches de Mame Marie Faye s’en prennent à une souteneuse de Wade

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A sa sortie du tribunal très satisfaite du verdict rendu, Mame Marie Faye exulte à la limite avec des membres de sa famille, ses proches et amis. L’ophtalmologue qui s’est inquiété de santé du président de la République jusqu’à vouloir lui éviter un autre mandat à la tête du pays s’apprêtait à s’adresser à la presse quand une dame d’une trentaine d’années s’approche d’elle pour dénoncer ses déclarations. « Le président de la République est une institution, vous n’avez pas à tenir ses propos discourtois à son endroit », lui a-t-elle fait savoir.

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  1. Illegal Senegal Immigrant steals 10,000 from a bank, but not ordered deported..
    “A provincial court judge rejected a federal deportation order and sent an illegal immigrant from Senegal to jail for four months after he pleaded guilty Friday to defrauding the Canada Trust TD Bank of almost $10,000 last month. Judge David Ryan told Mohamadou Doiuf, 22, of Dakar, Senegal, that the recommended plea bargain presented by Crown and defence counsels Friday was not strong enough to stop others from doing a similar ‘professional fraud. »’ They had recommended a sentence involving one day in jail, served by his presence in court, along with a « free ride » back to Africa.” (The Chronicle-Herald, May 6 2007)
    Limp wristed Canadian officials just don’t get it. Imagine a joint Crown-defence recommendation of a day in jail and deportation for this Senegalese fraudster and illegal! With stern measures like this, no wonder illegals laugh at our system.

    “Mr. Doiuf was arrested Monday by Cape Breton Regional Police and charged with two counts of fraud for using a fake Alberta driver’s licence to open an account at the Canada Trust TD Bank on Charlotte Street, April 16, to deposit a cheque from an insurance company worth $9,960.50. On Friday, one count was dropped for his guilty plea. The court was told security cameras caught Mr. Doiuf making three withdrawals that same day, totalling $1,200, from the bank’s ATM. Other surveillance cameras inside a local grocery store that week caught him using his bank card to buy two U.S. money orders worth nearly $5,000. All the withdrawals were flagged by the bank for « suspicious activities » as managers scrambled to contact the insurance firm to determine if the cheque he deposited was legitimate. Police were contacted soon after when officials determined it was fake.

    When police investigated further, they noticed an outstanding Canada-wide warrant issued by the federal Immigration Department in 2006 for his immediate deportation. The warrant had been issued after Mr. Doiuf was convicted in Montreal of assault with a weapon and assault causing bodily harm.”

    The thieving Sengalese had already been ordered deported. Why had the deportation order not been enforced? Why, after his previous assault convictions in Montreal, had Doiuf not been deported?

    Who was responsible? Is anybody’s job on the line” Is anybody listening?

    And the taxpayers, to say nothing of the bank, just keep paying and paying.

    Paul Fromm

    Director

    CANADA FIRST IMMIGRATION REFORM COMMITTEE

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