Canadian Hudak waives hearing in weapons case
A Canadian man, David Hudak, waived an identity hearing in El Paso as his case is moved to Las Cruces for preliminary and detention hearings. Hudak, head of Roswell firm HEAT, faces up to 10 years and a 250000 dollar fine if convicted for possessing unregistered destructive devices and missiles. He claims innocence and denies posing a threat or flight risk.
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EL Paso
David Hudak
U.S
Las Cruces
Hudak
Roswell
United States
Tim Padilla
Albuquerque
Padilla
John Grasty Crews II
Michael S. McDonald
High Energy Access Tools Corp
HEAT
McDonald
United Arab Emirates
Yemen
International Hydro Cut Technologies
IHCT
Canada
U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
U.S. Customs Service
Police remove foster children in Roswell inquiry
Roswell Police Department and CYFD officials removed 15 foster children from a Roswell home in early August amid an investigation into possible sexual abuse. Seven children were taken by police and six by CYFD. eight were moved by social services earlier. No arrests have been made and the case is at the Fifth Judicial District Attorney’s office for review.
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the Daily Record
Roswell
Social Services
CYFD
Fifth Judicial District Attorney's Office
Montana
The
Daily Record
RDA
West Nile virus confirmed in New Mexico
West Nile virus has reached New Mexico with horse cases confirmed in Quay and Curry counties, making it the 40th state to report the disease. No human cases yet, officials advise precautions to avoid mosquito bites while testing for dead birds continues.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
Quay
Curry
Jack Callaghan
Georgia
Paul Ettestad
Texas
Colorado
Oklahoma
Montana
United States
Ettestad
Health Department
West Nile
Federal
Centers For Disease
Atlanta
Ron Voorhees
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
U.S
District of Columbia
Bernadette Burden
CDC
Epi
Roswell hosts first official shoplifting task force meeting
The Roswell Chamber of Commerce led a 90 minute gathering of business leaders law enforcement and officials to tackle a rising shoplifting problem. Mayor Bill Owen urged using laws fully Magistrate judges noted limited resources challenge prosecutions. Public information officer Robert Giles estimated about 300 shoplifters in town with 100 responsible for most thefts. Local businesspeople Sears Target and others discussed joint ideas to deter theft and urged community effort.
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Roswell Chamber of Commerce
Shawn Hughes
Chamber
Stote
Bill Owen
Owen
Robert B. Corn
Eugene de Los Santos
Corn
de Los Santos
Robert Giles
Roswell
Sn Wenn
Giles
Sears
Target
Daily Record
Rich Jacques Shawn Hughes
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Chaves
Jimmy Craig
Greg Nibert
Chaves County
Republican Party
Rod Adair
Pioneer Plaza
N.M
Quay County
Curry County
Roswell Eye Freoze
Ine
Reed Norman
McCoy
Bruce Ellis
Roswell Lumber
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