Officers involved in shooting incident at Solís residence stick to their story

Forensic should be able to tell what gun the bullet came from. The one that was shot. OR does this bullet just disappear or become too damaged to find out? I only see one bullet hole in the car door going out and maybe the one bullet in officer leg so two bullets fired? So a hail of bullets where did they land. The officer shot will be getting his sick pay at least and roll that over to a “disability” of some sorts a long with some other honor. Jeez! Costa Rica.

You are on the ball Roberto–if you were in charge of the investigation–I think the liars would have to confess immediately. with your questions and Tim’s photographic evidence
the liars would have no option but to fess up–well maybe. as we see–they continue to lie even though the evidence is there in plain sight to see. How do you deal with that kind of ,well, “Ticoness” for lack of BETTER term. Maybe I should just keep quiet as the reader Frank told me, “why don’t you talk about positive things”? Well Frank, it seems that I simply can’t find positive things to write about when I am faced with such staunch bullshit –in the face of facts yet! So I speak of what I see. And the tool told me I was “spewing vitriol”, well here again, I am speaking about what I see reported here on “inside Costa Rica” and giving my 2 cents worth. If it is not positive or if it fits into what one reader calls vitriol–so be it! I mean how does an ordinary somewhat intelligent North American who was brought up with values and brought up to NOT lie, steal, cheat and brought up to treat others with respect, deal with this “Ticoness” I ask you? It makes my soul sick, that’s what it does, it makes me sick to my very soul. Thank God for America–yes I said it and I mean it more and more every day and I am learning just how fortunate I really am to have been raised in a country, or at least the Midwest part of the country, where a man’s word meant something, where I was taught to open doors for women and the elderly and to respect others, Where I was taught that it is a VERY seriously bad thing to steal or to be less than honest in all dealings with my fellow man. I am soooo happy to be an American and since living in and experiencing living in such a morally bankrupt society, I appreciate where I came from -more and more every day.–Hey Frank–we are still waiting to read your new blog about the positive aspects of living among these fine people. Years ago when I 1st arrived in CR, I hired a man who was an “expediter” who helped me to rapidly obtain my drivers licenses etc etc. he was worth every cent I paid him and more. Robert was his name if any of you know him. Robert had a super direct “line” and insight on the people and culture of Costa Rica, he was really a gem and if he should be one of Inside Costa Rica’s readers. Thanks Robert-you really deserve a lot more than I gave you. Anyway I had seen the houses in some country towns -that they didn’t have so many bars on the windows and I said to Robert that these country people must be better people than city dwellers because they weren’t so paranoid. Robert replied that they were every bit the thieving bastards the city people were –the reason that they didn’t have so many bars was that since everyone knew each other–they would know who it was who stole whatever was missing–it was that small of a community. ha ha–so much for the country folk being better people–Robert was right. And I noticed that the people would chat with their neighbors from behind the bars of their individual home prisons and Robert told me it was because no one would allow a neighbor inside their home because everyone knows that they are thieves and don’t want to give their neighbor the inside info on what they had or give them the opportunity to steal something. Ha ha. I hired a neighbor to help me move and to do things and he would ride in my truck. I had some locks which I had left on the floorboard and thinking no one would steal a lock was surprised when they came up missing. One day –much later- I asked the neighbor what kind of a low down thief would steal a paddle lock because it was not worth anything without the key ( I thought) and he replied that it was worth about 1 dollar if sold to the locksmith who could make a key. So my neighbor who I would think would be thankful that I hired him, would steal even my paddle locks when he had the chance–just to gain 1 dollar! Again, what a piece of shit!. He got his small motorcycle stolen one day while he was visiting someone at the hospital. I asked him if he didn’t lock it and he said no. I asked why? He replied that he believed Ticos were honest people!!!! I was flabbergasted and got a laugh out of a Nicaraguan who was standing nearby when I replied to my neighbor that he was in error to not lock his motorcycle as the Ticos were known as the biggest thieves in the world, To be fair to the Ticos and so as to not bash them, The whole latin culture is known to be thieves. ALL LATINS– it is a cultural flaw I am afraid. I started learning this when I was first exposed to the latin culture ( Cuban) when I moved to South beach Miami beach.ha ha ha. Even an upscale developer who was touting his community in Ecuador said the same during one of his sales blods veered into the truth. he said stealing was a latin cultural flaw. I mean look around at the European fine culture– years–no, centuries of Classical music and fine art– fine culture abounding, fine wines and foods and music and dancing and architecture-etc etc. And what do we have here? Look around Costa Rica–what do the Ticos produce anyway? Any architectural individual influences? Any art? Any sculpture? Any music? Any fine or individual cultural influences? Not that I can discern. I was sooo disappointed when I first arrived here in CR. I was expecting some adobe architecture, some colorful buildings and culture, and what is the first thing I noticed? Small cramped houses on bare un interesting streets with bars on everything–right up to the street, bars and barbed wire and razor wire– WTF? But since I was a dog in heat and nothing more, I overlooked all that negativity in favor of the fine butts on the girls. I say that to interject an answer to the question sure to follow by someone as to why I even stayed on here. Well that is the answer–shamefully that is the answer. The women of Costa Rica are very pretty indeed. Vapid and hollow and selfish and greedy and uninteresting, but pretty. Now, after years of exposure to them, I wouldn’t touch one of them with your d**K. WHY? you might ask? Well they say hat usually a baby is born with his head coming out first but a Costa Rican is born with his hand coming out first. One very positive thing I CAN say about the Costa Rican wowmen is –well more than one thing actually. Ihave a lot of good things to say about them and the men also. For instance a Costa Rican woman doesn’t go out on the street wearing a sloppy T-shirt and sloppy shorts, smoking a cigarette ( like the typical American woman. The Tica takes care to dress up with a matching ensemble of color matched shoes and belt, color on her fingernails, nice high heels–even if she is going to the grocery store–she is cognisant of her image and steps out looking as fresh and sexy as she can. Now I as a man ,appreciate her effort. I really do and I sometimes–heck a lot of the time–I make a nice comment to her. This brings up another point I appreciate about the women of Costa Rica, I tell a woman to her face how pretty she is, how good she smells and more. I even sometimes say” Buenas tennies” which is “nice tennis shoes” but is really a Costa Rican colloquialism meaning nice breasts. And you know what? I get a nice smile–about 99.9 % of the time, which makes me feel even better about the women of Costa Rica. And I flirt like crazy with them–nothing serious but flirt andsmile and say some sexy things and you know what? They LIKE it! Thay show their appreciation with some innocent sexy remarks back or at least a nice smile. Not a nasty evil,”I am going to call the police” type of stare or such that I will most certainly receive from an uptight woman from the USA. And the guys here don’t take offence when I ogle their woman-heck I will go up to a couple ( when the girl is a knockout) and smile and shake the man’s hand and congratulate him on his fine choice in selecting such a beauty, and the guy usually smiles and shakes my hand and agrees. Fun had all around. All innocent. Well Frank you got me to write positive things about the Costa Rican people after all. So after some thought and extensive writing I see why I live here and why I put up with all the idiots and liars and thieves. It’s the relaxed attitudes of the people and the easy going fun to be had at every turn of the day. And the Beautiful women!!!! God Bless the beautiful costa Rican women and the easy going fun guys. After all– everyone has a lot of fun here at every opportunity and they don’t take things too seriously and they take all the vacations they can. heck there are many good points about living in Costa Rica after all.. I am sure nobody actually reads my lengthy posts anyway.