GCCC uses campus mock scene to teach emergency response
Garden City Community College hosted a multi program mock scenario with EMST criminal justice and fire science students acting as responders to a simulated chest pain then seizure and cardiac arrest. Instructors said the exercise trains teamwork for real world police, fire and EMS duties.
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Garden City Community College
Tara Ballentine
Brecken Dunagan
Skyler Huffman
Finney County Emt
Natasha Oglesby
GCCC
Bill Young
EMST
Department of Public Safety
Dave Rupp
Chris Trijo
Margarita Granajo
Hugoton Man Convicted of First Degree Murder
Maestas testified he heard voices before stabbing his mother to death, leading to a first degree murder conviction in Hugoton. The trial detailed the defendant's mental state and the fatal act against a family member.
Hugoton man guilty of first degree murder in mother's stabbing
Michael Maestas Jr., 26, was found guilty in Stevens County District Court of first degree murder for the Aug. 1, 2009 stabbing death of his mother Lorenza Maestas, 52. Autopsy showed more than 150 stab wounds. Det. Topliss testified Maestas said he heard voices and began stabbing. Family described a prior history.
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Stevens County District Court
Michael Maestas Jr
Lorenza Maestas
Duane Topliss
Michael Maestas
Hugoton House
Immigration law echoes Arpaio’s longstanding enforcement stance
Arizona's new immigration measure mirrors Sheriff Joe Arpaio's policies in Maricopa County. He says the law aligns with what his deputies have practiced for years, including stopping individuals for immigration status, running crime and immigration sweeps, and workplace raids in Latino neighborhoods.
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Maricopa County
Joe Arpaio
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Box lowers to seal Gulf oil leak in first deep sea attempt
A 100 ton concrete and steel box is placed above a blown out Gulf well. Undersea robots deploy buoys to align the 40 foot tall device as it is lowered 4,000 feet to the seafloor. If successful, it could capture up to 85 percent of the spill and funnel oil to a tanker.
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Gulf OF Mexico
Douglas Peake
Coast Guard
Shawn Eggert
Gulf
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