Mexican art show on guns titled A Farewell to Arms
An art and photo exhibit in Mexico City called A Farewell to Arms Contraband on the Border examines the firearms trade and its deadly toll. The show may travel to Washington later this year, after closing in Mexico City on April 15.
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Roswell police report shoplifting and burglary spree
Roswell officers respond to Walmart shoplifting with 338 dollars of goods stolen. Burglaries include a storage unit break in with a 1000 dollar guitar and 5000 dollar bedroom set missing. Other incidents list car theft, stolen wheels, damaged glass, and a fraudulent Xcel account. Call Crimestoppers at 1 888 594 TIPS.
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Los Pasitos Learning Center Expands Daycare and Adds After School
Los Pasitos Learning Center resumes services after a renovation that expanded the adjacent daycare to serve 80 children. The center offers an early intervention program for children with developmental delays and a daycare for ages 2-5, with an after school program starting June 1. Staff emphasize family centered services and community involvement. The center operates Monday through Friday with extended hours and provides screenings and volunteer opportunities. Call 623-0849 or visit 1301 N Richardson Ave for details.
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Roswell Man Sentenced 90 Months for Drugs and Ammunition
Roswell resident Frank Montoya, 66, received a 90 month federal sentence after pleading guilty to possession with intent to distribute cocaine and marijuana and felon in possession of ammunition. The case stemmed from 2010 searches that uncovered cocaine, marijuana and firearms at his Roswell home. He will be on supervised release for five years after prison. Authorities say Montoya sold cocaine to an informant in May and June 2010. multiple quantities were seized during the search. The FBI DEA Chaves County task force and Roswell Police led the investigation.
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Man pleads guilty in Navajo officer death
Vic tor Bigman of Kaibeto pleaded guilty to second degree murder as part of a plea deal. He faces 25 to 35 years in prison at sentencing in Phoenix on July 9 for the June on reservation shootout that killed Navajo Nation Sgt. Darrell Curley. Curley was attempting to arrest Bigman’s sons when shot four times. Bigman was wounded in return fire.
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