Post by blackcrowheart on Feb 17, 2006 8:31:41 GMT -5
Indian Tribe Bans 9 People From Tribal Land
Indian Tribe Bans 9 People From Tribal Land POSTED: 4:32 pm PST February
16, 2006
www.nbcsandiego.com/news/7131050/detail.html
PAUMA VALLEY, Calif. -- The Pauma Band of Mission Indians has banned
nine people from tribal land and hired extra security to screen
visitors, according to a noticed addressed to tribal members and
guests.Tribal administrator Valerie Linton said Wednesday that the
recent fatal shootings of three men on the Rincon reservation made the
tribe more conscious of security. Both tribes own casinos in northern
San Diego County.The extra security measures began Feb. 8, according to
the notice. Two off-duty police officers hired by a private security
firm will screen visitors at the entrance to Pauma's reservation and
patrol the premises.At least one of the banned individuals was living on
the Pauma reservation as a guest of a tribal member and was ordered out.
The notice says the individuals will not be allowed on tribal land
unless tribal members vote to allow them back.A phone message left
Thursday with tribal Chairman Chris Devers was not immediately returned.
Indian Tribe Bans 9 People From Tribal Land POSTED: 4:32 pm PST February
16, 2006
www.nbcsandiego.com/news/7131050/detail.html
PAUMA VALLEY, Calif. -- The Pauma Band of Mission Indians has banned
nine people from tribal land and hired extra security to screen
visitors, according to a noticed addressed to tribal members and
guests.Tribal administrator Valerie Linton said Wednesday that the
recent fatal shootings of three men on the Rincon reservation made the
tribe more conscious of security. Both tribes own casinos in northern
San Diego County.The extra security measures began Feb. 8, according to
the notice. Two off-duty police officers hired by a private security
firm will screen visitors at the entrance to Pauma's reservation and
patrol the premises.At least one of the banned individuals was living on
the Pauma reservation as a guest of a tribal member and was ordered out.
The notice says the individuals will not be allowed on tribal land
unless tribal members vote to allow them back.A phone message left
Thursday with tribal Chairman Chris Devers was not immediately returned.