@@jellyshark8639 people don’t like to hear about the poor behavior in the military, but there are some sorry a** people who enlist everywhere and perpetuate that trash behavior
Especially if they are overseas. Incedents in Japan made it alot worse for the image of the US military. Sometimes those same young soldiers would not respect the culture.
@@robertrosas5498 sometimes it really just comes down to how diverse we are. A handful of some of these small town soldiers aren’t always culturally flexible. And aren’t used to interacting with other races or cultures.
A bar near Hawkins called the Three Legged Monkey was also blacklisted because soldiers were contracting STDs. Not surprising since some of the soldiers I knew in Bigg's Field would bang anything that moved.
I went there once. Right before a dude from 1/35 AR. killed another soldier in the parking lot in 2011 or 2012 over some hoe they were fighting over. Never went there again.
The police department always claims to be understaffed. Yet they always have the ability to double and triple assign officers to enforce school zones; even now that there are ZERO kids walking to school. 🤔
This isn't anything new. When I retired from Ft Bliss in 2012 there were 25 El Paso businesses on the list. Every US Army post has a consumer affairs office that makes recommendations to the post commander and can have a blacklist of businesses they don't want Soldiers to go to. It can be for any reasonable cause. It may be an apartment complex that isn't up to code. It can be a business that has a record of treating people unfairly or like this, it can be a place where dangerous things happen. I've even seen shady car dealerships end up on Military black lists. Businesses can appeal the decision and they can show improvements to be removed from the blacklist. Entering a blacklisted business is is a violation of a lawful order and is punishable under article 91 of the Uniform Code of Military Justice and can even land a Soldier in jail under the right circumstances but in 25 years, I never once saw it happen and the blacklist is very difficult to enforce. Basically, a Soldier would have to be involved in a serious, reported incident at the establishment in order for the chain of command to even find out about it or he could be reported by another Soldier. In El Paso, I seriously doubt that Military business in any establishment would be significant enough for the business to notice any big losses in revenue. All this being said, the Military does have the authority to take much more serious measures if they really want to keep Soldiers out of any establishment but I seriously doubt you'll ever see that happen.
I was stationed at bliss from 1999 to 2002. Army would always do crap like this and if you got caught in there you would get article 15'd. Treat everyone like children yet expect us to fight a war. Glad I was a one and done termer and went to college after.
These soldiers are so violent. I used to go to parties and bars and I would regularly see soldiers, sometimes the same group of them show up and not even a few minutes later, a fight would break out.
What do u mean 6th street austin has a bad gang problem theres always fights and shootings that never hit the news look it up. El Paso is a small reflection of our society across the country. And ironically even though we have juarez right next to us and crime isnt perfect it also isnt a problem here either. El Paso can be a very beautiful cultural safe and peaceful place just some people like to mess that up.
@@killuminati477 I lived in Austin for 12 yrs during my party days and was always on 6th street and 4th/Lavaca area. Never, not even ONCE, experienced the crap going on every night at virtually every El Paso night clubs.
Damn when I was in Fort bliss had its own club for soldiers but I was just there in the beginning of April everything was shutdown on Post. Even the shopette was closed at 2000hrs lol
Hold up... I have been born and raised here and every time ive been to a bar or club its always the soldiers that start the fights and a lot of the soldiers themselves are secretly in gangs but of course y'all dont look into that. My old boss from a gym i used to work at was personally jumped by over 10 soldiers and got his skull fractured just because they were trying to steal his phone.
Dont forget that also retired Military men/women work with the drug cartels as well. They are always starting shit.... just because they serve our country they think they can only do whatever the fuck they want
80% criminal population when el paso is one of the safest cities in the us and has one of the largest miltary bases. You're a special kind of stupid aren't ya? :)
@@killuminati477 that odd moment when you realize that eppd only has at best a 75% successful arrest rate and have seen on average a 25% increase in crime (by their own metrics), whilst only adding less than 1% of the applicants from the police academy...get your numbers right before you speak
I’m glad, after that soldier that harassed the street vendor they shouldn’t be allowed to places where they can drink. They’re not mentally mature to handle alcohol or be around people. They have no respect for this city and are only out to destroy it.
@@WalkingPrepper do you know for a fact or are you just saying "what everybody knows"? There is a difference between repeating a narrative and speaking the truth.
@@TheSammyCShow been awol for over a year, and this close to the border? Id be surprised he wasnt part of that robbery at drakes gun shop too and when he realized he was playing with the big boys, he got killed. Id put money he's buried in a barrel in the chihuahua desert, or a shallow grave on our side.
Yes indeed, the Army can and will do that... I went thru my second eight weeks of basic training in Ft Bliss, 1955.... The only real problem in those days was V.D. in Juarez...and I did get food plosion from eating Chinese food in El Paso.... but then, those were the good old days.... The soldiers who got V.D. were required to stand in the chow-line with their food tray; a humiliation factor.
Its because of the base. El Paso is a full of hispanics and you have racist white guys from the army and black guys hate mexicans too. Plus mexicans here dont take shit from racists so stabbings and shooting are happening alot more as more soldiers come. Ive gotten into alot of fights with black guys they start fights for fun. And like 2 times with racist white soldiers. People in the army act like if they are god. They think their 5 month training makes them ufc stars and can even take a bullet and it will bounce off
@@feryea3689 I’m not egotistical like those guys you mentioned above. If anything I can’t stand racism or assholes either. I typically keep to myself. I’m not the show-off type. I just keep a small circle of friends and do me. I don’t have an issue with Hispanics. I actually like them and think their food and culture is really cool. I’m cool with any race as long as they don’t disrespect me for no reason. The Army to me is just a job. El Paso will be my last location then I’m out anyway. Just trying to save money that’s all really.
Off limit areas are super common from military bases. Especially areas just outside bases. I will say that soldiers seem to be related to the uptick in crime in El Paso. No offense soldiers, but it's true.
@@afroize yeah man. Well i was told by a few buddies in law enforcement that the stats here in el paso are high when it comes to crimes involving military.
Those citizens DO realize that per the supreme court, police do NOT have to protect people, right? Police are LAW ENFORCEMENT, there only to do something when a law is broken.
Wow?! So what soldier's can't visit certain bars! It just shows how money hungry el paso really is for soldiers cash but, at the same time dislikes us!
El Paso doesn't dislike soldiers dude... this is from the fort Bliss chain of command. This kind of s*** happens when soldiers continually get arrested, or are involved in criminal incidents at the same business. It has nothing to do with any city policy. I was posted at fort Carson in Colorado when I served, and they did the same thing to a few local bars where soldiers got into a lot of fights. One in particular was a bar frequented by local gangs. It had nothing to do with the business owner, or the local community. It was the Army that made the decision in Colorado Springs just like it's the Army making the decision in El Paso.
@@charlesncharge6298 that funny moment when your 1SG tells you the city trumps up extra charges against soldiers because the city gets paid money by the army when arrests are made...
I'm not originally from El Paso but from Seattle Washington and, I met really cool fbliss soldiers back when Erin's bar was awesome now is lame and boring. Stay off Cincinnati is full of college students that start the most problems come on the westside good memories
This is nothing new, they have done this for decades and this isn’t a reflection or a blame game, they know their soldiers are not angels. This is a way to try and keep incidents down involving their soldiers. I’ve spent most of my life here and know both sides, soldiers and El Pasoans both cause trouble. This is what the military does at every base to keep their soldiers in line which was much easier when soldiers cared about making rank and not getting kicked out.
It's the young soldiers that act like immature people once they start drinking, it's like that every where they are stationed
I just left fort bliss and i can say that the army is not like everyone thinks its just a bunch of idiots everywhere
@@jellyshark8639 people don’t like to hear about the poor behavior in the military, but there are some sorry a** people who enlist everywhere and perpetuate that trash behavior
AMEN! I would say half if not more of the fights involve soldiers
Especially if they are overseas. Incedents in Japan made it alot worse for the image of the US military. Sometimes those same young soldiers would not respect the culture.
@@robertrosas5498 sometimes it really just comes down to how diverse we are. A handful of some of these small town soldiers aren’t always culturally flexible. And aren’t used to interacting with other races or cultures.
A bar near Hawkins called the Three Legged Monkey was also blacklisted because soldiers were contracting STDs. Not surprising since some of the soldiers I knew in Bigg's Field would bang anything that moved.
@OlSarge Paps Clap on. 👏👏 Clap off. 👏👏 These boys got the burn
Good they got it, for pigs!🤣🤣🤣
Damn
I went there once. Right before a dude from 1/35 AR. killed another soldier in the parking lot in 2011 or 2012 over some hoe they were fighting over. Never went there again.
Your not wrong
So they only banned ONE bar from Cincinnati? What's to keep soldiers from just going to the other half dozen next door? 🤔
Facts
Even if they tear down that whole little street how many bars will be still left basically on every main corner in this city
They stupid asf. This is so dumb
Exactly.
If you haven’t been in the service you wouldn’t understand
The police department always claims to be understaffed. Yet they always have the ability to double and triple assign officers to enforce school zones; even now that there are ZERO kids walking to school. 🤔
This isn't anything new. When I retired from Ft Bliss in 2012 there were 25 El Paso businesses on the list. Every US Army post has a consumer affairs office that makes recommendations to the post commander and can have a blacklist of businesses they don't want Soldiers to go to. It can be for any reasonable cause. It may be an apartment complex that isn't up to code. It can be a business that has a record of treating people unfairly or like this, it can be a place where dangerous things happen. I've even seen shady car dealerships end up on Military black lists. Businesses can appeal the decision and they can show improvements to be removed from the blacklist. Entering a blacklisted business is is a violation of a lawful order and is punishable under article 91 of the Uniform Code of Military Justice and can even land a Soldier in jail under the right circumstances but in 25 years, I never once saw it happen and the blacklist is very difficult to enforce. Basically, a Soldier would have to be involved in a serious, reported incident at the establishment in order for the chain of command to even find out about it or he could be reported by another Soldier. In El Paso, I seriously doubt that Military business in any establishment would be significant enough for the business to notice any big losses in revenue. All this being said, the Military does have the authority to take much more serious measures if they really want to keep Soldiers out of any establishment but I seriously doubt you'll ever see that happen.
Ft. Bliss should have done this a long time ago
And that’s why your a pos
@@kyranmoore5422 thats the best response you could muster?
@@WalkingPrepper fuck you
@@kyranmoore5422 aww, someone's angry
I was stationed at bliss from 1999 to 2002. Army would always do crap like this and if you got caught in there you would get article 15'd. Treat everyone like children yet expect us to fight a war. Glad I was a one and done termer and went to college after.
Fort Sill is the same way. Fort Wainwright wasn't but then Fairbanks is quite small. So much dump 💩 at the country bar. 🥲🤦🏼♀️
You are not going to stop some Soldier from sneaking to a bar off call. Especially the 11Bs.
Fuck yeah! 💪🤙
What's wrong with us 11Bs?
@@josephdeliz3455 Everything. I've seen Xhamster and Redtube group sessions in the Tents of Afghanistan. It changes a man. 🤣😉
@@6364LEGACY I can say the same about Syria...especially when the goats walk in
@@josephdeliz3455 Nothing better than a conversation with a battle! 😍🤣
These soldiers are so violent. I used to go to parties and bars and I would regularly see soldiers, sometimes the same group of them show up and not even a few minutes later, a fight would break out.
El Paso has a different kind of people. Bars districts in other cities like Austin and San Antonio have few of these type problems.
What do u mean 6th street austin has a bad gang problem theres always fights and shootings that never hit the news look it up. El Paso is a small reflection of our society across the country. And ironically even though we have juarez right next to us and crime isnt perfect it also isnt a problem here either. El Paso can be a very beautiful cultural safe and peaceful place just some people like to mess that up.
@@killuminati477 I lived in Austin for 12 yrs during my party days and was always on 6th street and 4th/Lavaca area. Never, not even ONCE, experienced the crap going on every night at virtually every El Paso night clubs.
Lol
Damn when I was in Fort bliss had its own club for soldiers but I was just there in the beginning of April everything was shutdown on Post. Even the shopette was closed at 2000hrs lol
Just go to Juarez and buy.
Hold up... I have been born and raised here and every time ive been to a bar or club its always the soldiers that start the fights and a lot of the soldiers themselves are secretly in gangs but of course y'all dont look into that. My old boss from a gym i used to work at was personally jumped by over 10 soldiers and got his skull fractured just because they were trying to steal his phone.
Dont forget that also retired Military men/women work with the drug cartels as well. They are always starting shit.... just because they serve our country they think they can only do whatever the fuck they want
Shit...theyre onto us...
@@RAYMOND4408 meanwhile there is an 80% actual criminal population who thinks we have to tolerate them
80% criminal population when el paso is one of the safest cities in the us and has one of the largest miltary bases. You're a special kind of stupid aren't ya? :)
@@killuminati477 that odd moment when you realize that eppd only has at best a 75% successful arrest rate and have seen on average a 25% increase in crime (by their own metrics), whilst only adding less than 1% of the applicants from the police academy...get your numbers right before you speak
In 2010 to 2013 Cincinnati Ave. was the best for bar hopping.
They'll just go to the other 300 bars in the city..lol
This city is literally just a college dorm full of overage students lol people in their 50s be acting like kids in this city
Yeah? Look at the quality of these soldiers
And they say the Northeast is bad!!! Hahahahaha
I’m glad, after that soldier that harassed the street vendor they shouldn’t be allowed to places where they can drink. They’re not mentally mature to handle alcohol or be around people. They have no respect for this city and are only out to destroy it.
WHERE IS RICHARD HALLIDAY
Dead, killed by his cartel buddies
Wtf is that
@@WalkingPrepper do you know for a fact or are you just saying "what everybody knows"? There is a difference between repeating a narrative and speaking the truth.
@@TheSammyCShow been awol for over a year, and this close to the border? Id be surprised he wasnt part of that robbery at drakes gun shop too and when he realized he was playing with the big boys, he got killed. Id put money he's buried in a barrel in the chihuahua desert, or a shallow grave on our side.
They should move the bars away from the residential areas.
Yes indeed, the Army can and will do that... I went thru my second eight weeks of basic training in Ft Bliss, 1955.... The only real problem in those days was V.D. in Juarez...and I did get food plosion from eating Chinese food in El Paso.... but then, those were the good old days.... The soldiers who got V.D. were required to stand in the chow-line with their food tray; a humiliation factor.
Mofos need to pay PD more! Thats what they needa do
Crazy cause I’ll be in Bliss this June
@Omar Lopez Fine with me. I’m not fond of anything or anyone.
Its because of the base. El Paso is a full of hispanics and you have racist white guys from the army and black guys hate mexicans too. Plus mexicans here dont take shit from racists so stabbings and shooting are happening alot more as more soldiers come. Ive gotten into alot of fights with black guys they start fights for fun. And like 2 times with racist white soldiers. People in the army act like if they are god. They think their 5 month training makes them ufc stars and can even take a bullet and it will bounce off
@@feryea3689 I’m not egotistical like those guys you mentioned above. If anything I can’t stand racism or assholes either. I typically keep to myself. I’m not the show-off type. I just keep a small circle of friends and do me. I don’t have an issue with Hispanics. I actually like them and think their food and culture is really cool. I’m cool with any race as long as they don’t disrespect me for no reason. The Army to me is just a job. El Paso will be my last location then I’m out anyway. Just trying to save money that’s all really.
I’m so sorry for your loss
When your there beware of the drivers as they can’t drive especially those who come from
Juarez they got the food but not the skills to drive
Elpaso is terrible the racism here is ridiculous I’ve been ran off the road 16 times by Mexicans in big trucks it’s bad don’t move here
They should be most of the problems are involving their soldiers.
Kieth Panel what's up with the Accent?
I agree they act very stupid ban them from all bars
Helpasoooooos
Off limit areas are super common from military bases. Especially areas just outside bases. I will say that soldiers seem to be related to the uptick in crime in El Paso. No offense soldiers, but it's true.
It's facts, I don't go out much, but when I do, Most fights or bad situations usually start with a soldier.
@@afroize yeah man. Well i was told by a few buddies in law enforcement that the stats here in el paso are high when it comes to crimes involving military.
Why does this Major have headphones in ?
Once cool and fun, Cincinnati St. is now gang central! It's like going to Venezuela or El Salvador!
I was thrown off with his accent
Common occurrence in El Paso...😄
The civilians here don’t like us anyway lol, if we left El Paso wouldn’t be anything anyway
English guys been here for 50 years and still talks like he’s from Ireland.
You do realize England and Ireland are different countries? Right?!
@@dionne79 yeah it’s a joke...
Those citizens DO realize that per the supreme court, police do NOT have to protect people, right? Police are LAW ENFORCEMENT, there only to do something when a law is broken.
Deemagooooooo
Wait cinci still open?? Last time I been there when it was good was back in 2012 hahaha
When u were young bud.its still good just not for us
damn im at rockin all the time and its always nothing but vibes ... guess im too drunk to notice idk ... plus theres always cops
The perreo dont stop babyyyyy. Check out my Cinci interviews lmao😂
Wow?! So what soldier's can't visit certain bars! It just shows how money hungry el paso really is for soldiers cash but, at the same time dislikes us!
El Paso doesn't dislike soldiers dude... this is from the fort Bliss chain of command. This kind of s*** happens when soldiers continually get arrested, or are involved in criminal incidents at the same business. It has nothing to do with any city policy. I was posted at fort Carson in Colorado when I served, and they did the same thing to a few local bars where soldiers got into a lot of fights. One in particular was a bar frequented by local gangs. It had nothing to do with the business owner, or the local community. It was the Army that made the decision in Colorado Springs just like it's the Army making the decision in El Paso.
@@charlesncharge6298 that funny moment when your 1SG tells you the city trumps up extra charges against soldiers because the city gets paid money by the army when arrests are made...
@@WalkingPrepper truth
@@sickofyou277 why ONLY Latino? What's wrong with black soldiers?
@@sickofyou277 I wouldn't have asked the question if I already knew the answer.
Isn’t this a turned democratic state now? What do you expect
Soft
Am I the only one here that’s gonna say why dose she have her ear buds on in uniform
😂😂😂
Outstanding news lol
She's a LESBIAN !
Keep allowing ft bliss to bring these blacks to el Paso and this will continue.
This is why soldier beat up El Paso locals, for comments like this.
@@mgreene1623 trust and believe, the only thing that el pasoans work hard at is earning the hate they get
@@WalkingPrepper All American Mexican city.
East of the Mississippi.
@@sickofyou277 invaded city that your kind lost 173 years ago
Her teeth are divorced 😜
Ahem....the soldiers are the problem more than gangs...
That reporter fine as hell, just sayin
'How can we educate them, you know, cure them of stupidity".......
I'm not originally from El Paso but from Seattle Washington and, I met really cool fbliss soldiers back when Erin's bar was awesome now is lame and boring. Stay off Cincinnati is full of college students that start the most problems come on the westside good memories
Hawkinssssssssss
The city needs to shut down all of Cincinnati's bars. Turn them into restaurants
Lol make criminals pay with tougher sentences and set bonds high if its violent or sexual crimes
Yeah then they'll just go to the other 300 bars in the city. Jesus..
Fuck no #PUROCINCI
U sound dumb.
@@PrinceJett I don't give a shit
This is nothing new, they have done this for decades and this isn’t a reflection or a blame game, they know their soldiers are not angels. This is a way to try and keep incidents down involving their soldiers. I’ve spent most of my life here and know both sides, soldiers and El Pasoans both cause trouble. This is what the military does at every base to keep their soldiers in line which was much easier when soldiers cared about making rank and not getting kicked out.
Another reason Why People Need JESUS.