Guadalupe leaders angry with Arpaio
Guadalupe leaders angry with Arpaio
PROTEST: Andrew Sanchez, 25, of Guadalupe, pauses before getting into his car to put up signs protesting Sheriff Joe Arpaio’s Guadalupe crime suppression operation on Friday.
Guadalupe leaders angry with Arpaio
TRAFFIC: Two Guadalupe residents are questioned during a traffic stop as part of the Guadalupe crime suppression operation on Friday.
Guadalupe leaders angry with Arpaio
STREET: Young boys watch as Eddie Barrios, 27, of Guadalupe, is questioned during the Guadalupe crime suppression operation on Friday. Barrios was stopped on accusations he failed to use his signal while turning into a driveway.
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