David Caruso - CSI Tijuana: Adelita Bar Issues Pink Slip to Schnitzer

Early last week, Heidi Schnitzer's Internet hours increased dramatically. Informed sources now tell us that Tijuana's Adelita Bar issued Heidi her walking papers after receiving numerous complaints. Loyal patrons reportedly required several visits to local area clinics for penicillin treatments after availing themselves of Schnitzer's "services." Narrowly averting an epidemic of STDs, the Adelita Bar acted swiftly relieving Schnitzer of all duties.

Schnitzer's loss of employment couldn't have happened at a worst possible time. With her plans to illegally enter the U.S. hanging in the balance, Schnitzer may be forced to postpone her attempt. Complicating matters is the sizable deposit Schnitzer paid a human trafficker as down payment for aid in crossing into the U.S. Final payment for border crossing services would have been due prior to the actual attempt. Schnitzer now finds herself penniless faced with the prospect of postponing the crossing and losing her non-refundable deposit.

Schnitzer's entrepreneurial skills will be sorely tested in the upcoming days. Without the front provided by the Adelita Bar and adjacent Coahuila Hotel, Schnitzer has literally been forced to walk the streets to secure the necessary cash. Schnitzer had planned to enter the U.S. prior to the season premiere of CSI Miami in late September.

Heidi Schnitzer remains on the lam hiding out in the Tijuana, Mexico area. She is armed and considered to be extremely dangerous. Do not attempt to apprehend this woman. Contact the U.S. Border Patrol at 1-800-232-5378 , the FBI or Austria's Bundeskriminalamt at +43-(0)1-531 26-0.

David Caruso - U.S. Border Patrol Placed On High Alert for Heidi Schnitzer

The U.S. Border Patrol has been placed on high alert for Heidi Schnitzer, David Caruso's fugitive Austrian stalker, who is hiding out in Tijuana, Mexico. It is thought that this armed and dangerous woman may attempt to illegally cross into the U.S. in order to carry out her death threats against David Caruso, his daughter Greta and Liza Marquez. Schnitzer fled Austria earlier this year to avoid prosecution.

If anyone sees this woman attempting to cross into the U.S. please report all suspicious activity to the Border Patrol at: 1-800-232-5378. Do not attempt to apprehend Heidi Schnitzer. She is armed and dangerous. Contact your local police, the FBI or Austria's Bundekriminalamt at +43-(0)1-531 26-0.