Artifact show dealers reflect on raids and law fears
At the 32nd Whitehawk Antique Show in Santa Fe dealers and collectors discuss federal raids on the Native artifact trade. They critique informant use, fear over laws, and plead for tighter policing of real criminals while protecting innocent collectors.
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Santa FE
Four Corners
Whitehawk
Dace Hyatt
Show Low
Ariz
Associated Press
Hyatt
Antique Tribal Art Dealers Association
Ted Gardiner
Gardiner
Kintigh sworn in as Roswell chief with personal thanks
District Judge Freddie Romero administers the oath to new Roswell chief Kintigh. He honors his wife Carol for her support during a hard time and recalls missing travel to his academy graduation. The ceremony drew applause from attendees at the Roswell Police Department.
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Freddie Romero
Carol
Kintigh
Shots Fired at East Third Street Residence
Police reported gunfire at a dwelling in the 700 block of East Third Street with no injuries. An earlier incident on North Missouri Avenue involved two men drinking. one showed a knife blade, unintentionally slicing the other man’s leg.
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East Third Street
North
Missouri Avenue
Police Blotter: Burglary Report Near Missouri Avenue
Police were dispatched to the 900 block of North Missouri Avenue Thursday after a resident returned home to find a car break-in. The back seat was removed exposing the trunk and a 12 gauge Mossberg shotgun with pistol grip was missing. Crimestoppers 1-888-594-TIPS offers anonymity and rewards.
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Missouri Avenue
Calderon floats anonymous judges for drug cases in Mexico
Mexican President Felipe Calderon proposed, during a Senate meeting on national security, that anonymous or faceless judges could be considered for drug trafficking trials to shield officials from cartels. He noted the idea conflicts with tradition but cited risks to citizens, police, and prosecutors and urged protecting judges and witnesses amid ongoing reforms toward an accusatory system. He criticized U.S. gun and drug policies and called for international action on weapon trafficking as violence soared with more than 28,000 deaths since 2006.
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Gardiner
Hyatt
Arizona Strip
Jim Owens
Owens
Mexico City
Calderon
Mexico
U.S
Peru
Colombia
Santiago
Monterrey
Gulf Cartel
Zetas
Cavazos
National Action Party
Mauricio Fernandez
San Pedro Garza Garcia
Fernandez
Multimed
Roswell Man Arrested for Armed Subway Robbery
Philip Gonzales, 44, was arrested Thursday around 1 p.m. and charged in an armed robbery at Subway, 1307 S. Main St., Saturday. He wore black, carried a cloth-covered object believed to be a gun, and fled west on foot after employees handed over cash. He was held at Chaves County Detention Center after pickup on East Hendricks Street.
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Roswell
Philip Gonzales
Subway
S. Main St
Gonzales
East Hendricks Street
Chaves County Detention Center
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Ture
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Roadrunner Cash
Edelmiro Cavazos
Ing West
Travis Holley
Holley
Mommy
Daddy
Nana
Meagan
Robert
Alexis
Aaliyah
Lavender Spring Ranch
Arabela
Tinnie
Ruidoso
Friends of the Public Library
All Children’s Books
Nanny McPhee
Iinc.com
News & Business
Charles Fischer
Roswell-Record.com
Andrew Poertner
R. Cory Beck
Kim Gordon
Kim
Gordon
N. Main St
N.M
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