Crockett leads break for women in Roswell Police
Detective Kim Crockett, eight years with the Roswell Police Department, broke gender barriers by becoming one of six detectives. She stresses earned respect, equality, and better gear for female officers while inspiring Grace Fresquez and other recruits to pursue law enforcement careers.
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Licensing Focus at Center of Hudak Case Over Explosives
The case against David Hudak of High Energy Access Tools centers on licensing and regulatory issues after ATF and U S customs seized two tons of explosives and 2352 M141 munitions. HEAT officials deny they are missiles and say the items are conical shape charges used for rock blasting in construction.
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UAE Training Scandal Ties HEAT to Licensed Hazmat Breach
An FBI affidavit links HEAT to exporting heat hazardous materials and breaching devices, with UAE trainees trained without a valid license. The probe notes former HEAT Director Steve Mattoon saying the State Department approved the UAE contract, while handwritten notes question that claim. Search warrants targeted currency, financial records, safety items, hazardous materials, detonating devices, and related invoices.
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Bus crash in Chuvashia kills 23, injures 36
A bus traveling from Taneyevo to Kanash plunged into a deep ditch, killing 23 and injuring 36. Officials said aging brakes failed. the passengers were villagers en route to a Sunday market. Survivors described a chaotic scene as victims were extricated.
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Russia
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Diplomat Gallegos Heads to Haiti After Language Training
Washington profile notes Gallegos will spend August to March in language study before an eight month Haiti assignment as a political officer at the U S Embassy. She previously served in Bogota and Panama and travels with two pets, Harry the Maltese and Lucy the Himalayan.
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Office of Central American Affairs
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