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Grape Street Diablos stab Escondido laborer
I moved here 29 years ago to raise my daughter it was a great place. I will admit that I used to be a criminal. nothing violent only against corporations. i came from a horrific childhood and became someone i could be proud of because of my beautiful miracle children, there used to be honor among criminals (yes even they have honor). but what this town has turned into is heartbreaking. it has become full of pedophiles most of which live near the schools. the evil i see now all over Escondido is scary. Between the dirty cops (and we all know who they are) and the evil element that now haunts our once quaint little town in monsters like these two who do not value life at all (if they did they wouldn't have almost killed that young man for a car) i am very afraid for all the children here and decent people (and i mean truly decent people not the pretenders). this towns name means Hidden valley but it was also had a different name in the 1800s when it was a land grant. it was called Rincon Del Diablo which means valley of the devil so put it all together Hidden valley of the devil. im not a religious zealot but look at what this town and what it has become. i used to feel safer with the criminal element because i was forced into child porn and prostitution when i was 11. i felt comfortable with them because it wasn't them that bought me it was judges, doctors, lawyers, police and their supposed to be the good guys,,,,,, but all thsi violence has even me scared and i usually fear nothing. my advice to people is be aware of your surroundings when going to car when you get in immed lock doors, if the anti carjacking device that was a flame thrower had been approved here like in england we wouldnt have carjacking anymore, but no god forbid we violate the rights of a violent criminals by burning them while their trying to violate our rights!!! our government is out of control. there are a few good honorable officers on the force left. officer Fidel is one of them.— September 12, 2017 12:43 p.m.