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The Home Depot Parking Lot Police Report
from Mistaken Deportation & Women In Space | The Tim Dillon Show #440 · #440
6 min
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Tim reads the actual 2019 police report describing Garcia's arrest alongside other alleged MS-13 members near a Home Depot, parsing what evidence (clothing, informants, no formal charges) was used against him.
- Tim reads a police report about four individuals loitering in a Home Depot parking lot in Maryland, describing their discovery of drugs and cash.
- One suspect, José Dominguez, has skull tattoos covering his eyes identified as MS-13 gang markers.
- Officers claim a Chicago Bulls hat and hoodie with rolls of money indicate Hispanic gang culture, which Tim finds too loose as evidence.
- A confidential source identified one suspect as an active MS-13 member, but no charges were filed.
- The suspect's wife petitioned for a protection order claiming he attacked her physically, then later walked that back in the press as a precaution.
- Tim notes that 2021 was peak pandemic when tempers were flaring, mentioning his own conflict with his roommate during that period.
- Vasquez alleged Garcia got angry at a gas station and drove very fast, which Tim dismisses as not legitimate grounds for a report.
- The petition describes Garcia allegedly tearing off Vasquez's clothing and grabbing her by the arm, leaving marks.
- The protection order case was dismissed in June 2021 after Vasquez failed to appear for the final hearing.
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