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David Lara Explains The “Playbook” of Ballot Traffickers In Arizona After Discovering Ballot Mules In San Luis, AZ
The Gateway Pundit recently spoke to David Lara, an Arizona citizen who discovered a ballot trafficking “cartel” in his local community of San Luis.
We previously reported that the Arizona Attorney General received this evidence before the 2020 General Election, but he did nothing about it. RINO Mark Brnovich waited until now to investigate the stolen 2020 Election.
Two men in Yuma County, Arizona, Gary Snyder and David Lara, busted a local ballot trafficking operation using undercover cameras during the 2020 Primary Election.
Lara and Snyder recorded and photographed ballot traffickers stuffing ballot boxes on the day of the August 4th, 2020, Primary Election.
The evidence was presented to the Arizona Attorney General, resulting in a guilty plea by Alma Yadira Juarez. Guillermina Fuentes, who serves on the San Luis School District Board, faces four felony charges. Juarez admitted to prosecutors that Fuentes, 65 gave her the ballots.
The Gateway Pundit reported on this case back in March.
YUMA, Ariz. (KYMA, KECY) - A former mayor of San Luis and current Gadsden Elementary School Board member accused of illegally returning four mail-in ballots that were not hers is now facing four additional felony charges.
Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich filed the charges to be heard at the state’s highest court.
65-year-old Guillermina Fuentes was indicted after being accused of voting on another person’s early ballot in the August 2020 primary election.
The four new charges consist of conspiracy, forgery, and ballot abuse.
The new indictment alleges that Fuentes obtained and voted on another person’s early ballot and forged their signature. No word on how many times she's accused of doing this.
“The difference between ballot harvesting and ballot abuse… is once you abuse it and you're forging someone else… that's like anyone forging a signature. That is a forgery.”
“You as a voter should only sign it and turn it in yourself a lot of them don't know that education and they've been persuaded by certain elected officials or certain nonprofits that to them it's somebody's system they trust them. They say knock on the door. Can I get your ballot, and they give it to them,” Snyder added.
Yuma County Recorder Robyn Stallworth Pouquette reached out to us - ensuring her office did not deprive someone’s right to vote.
She tells News 11, "there was a delicate balance between that concern and preserving evidentiary value for an investigation,” the county recorder said.
“Election integrity is the priority of my office despite any individual's efforts to subvert the law,” Stallworth-Pouquette reassured.
As for the previous charges dating back to December 2020 - Fuentes and co-defendant Alma Yadira Juarez will be back in court later this month. Both have pleaded not guilty.
https://kyma.com/news/top-stories/2021/10/06/...l-charges/
The Gateway Pundit recently spoke to David Lara, an Arizona citizen who discovered a ballot trafficking “cartel” in his local community of San Luis.
We previously reported that the Arizona Attorney General received this evidence before the 2020 General Election, but he did nothing about it. RINO Mark Brnovich waited until now to investigate the stolen 2020 Election.
Two men in Yuma County, Arizona, Gary Snyder and David Lara, busted a local ballot trafficking operation using undercover cameras during the 2020 Primary Election.
Lara and Snyder recorded and photographed ballot traffickers stuffing ballot boxes on the day of the August 4th, 2020, Primary Election.
The evidence was presented to the Arizona Attorney General, resulting in a guilty plea by Alma Yadira Juarez. Guillermina Fuentes, who serves on the San Luis School District Board, faces four felony charges. Juarez admitted to prosecutors that Fuentes, 65 gave her the ballots.
The Gateway Pundit reported on this case back in March.
YUMA, Ariz. (KYMA, KECY) - A former mayor of San Luis and current Gadsden Elementary School Board member accused of illegally returning four mail-in ballots that were not hers is now facing four additional felony charges.
Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich filed the charges to be heard at the state’s highest court.
65-year-old Guillermina Fuentes was indicted after being accused of voting on another person’s early ballot in the August 2020 primary election.
The four new charges consist of conspiracy, forgery, and ballot abuse.
The new indictment alleges that Fuentes obtained and voted on another person’s early ballot and forged their signature. No word on how many times she's accused of doing this.
“The difference between ballot harvesting and ballot abuse… is once you abuse it and you're forging someone else… that's like anyone forging a signature. That is a forgery.”
“You as a voter should only sign it and turn it in yourself a lot of them don't know that education and they've been persuaded by certain elected officials or certain nonprofits that to them it's somebody's system they trust them. They say knock on the door. Can I get your ballot, and they give it to them,” Snyder added.
Yuma County Recorder Robyn Stallworth Pouquette reached out to us - ensuring her office did not deprive someone’s right to vote.
She tells News 11, "there was a delicate balance between that concern and preserving evidentiary value for an investigation,” the county recorder said.
“Election integrity is the priority of my office despite any individual's efforts to subvert the law,” Stallworth-Pouquette reassured.
As for the previous charges dating back to December 2020 - Fuentes and co-defendant Alma Yadira Juarez will be back in court later this month. Both have pleaded not guilty.
https://kyma.com/news/top-stories/2021/10/06/...l-charges/
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