Haditha killings case opening in Marine court
Maj. Nicholas Gannon told a jury that Staff Sgt. Frank Wuterich lost control after a roadside bomb, leading to the deaths of 24 Iraqis in Haditha on November 19, 2005. Prosecutors allege nine counts of voluntary manslaughter and say the squad fired indiscriminately.
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Burglars Strike Local Businesses and Thefts Reported
Police logged multiple incidents. A silver Pontiac Grand Am valued at 3500 was stolen on East Jefferson. Pro-Sport Jersey at 109 E Third St suffered a break in with $285.25 in items stolen. An iPad and iPod valued at 949 were taken from a home on Stephen's Circle. A purse jacket cash and phone valued at 550 disappeared from Burger King. A truck window was smashed on South Union Ave with two Pioneer speakers taken. Wally Burger reported a broken toilet and open file drawers with unknown losses. A broken window at Gallons Furniture was found with 600 repair costs. A man was beaten at Hastings. Shots fired reported on North Pontiac Ave with spent shell casings found. A kitchen window was broken after shots on West Albuquerque St. A counterfeit $10 bill was passed at Allsups. A robbery attempt on West Eyman St failed when suspect fled. Crime Stoppers tips urged at 888-594-TIPS.
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Home as Office Boosts Quick Sale Tactics
A property described as having “person ality” combines versatility and personality to appeal to buyers seeking homes suitable for work from home setups. With more people working remotely, a house wired and organized for office use may sell faster and at a better price.
Fresquez Pushes Fire Station Upgrade and Crime Fight
Fresquez comments on the newly opened Fire Station No. 3 noting up to date facilities and ongoing hiring of two battalion chiefs and a chief. He pledges to help select leaders as chair of the committee and links crime to drugs, urging rehabilitation programs, targeted drug source identification, police training, and continued surveillance to reduce crime.
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Albuquerque man says street project unsafe after boy falls
An Albuquerque father says a Coal Ave construction site is dangerous after his 5-year-old son fell 11 feet into an uncovered manhole and landed in sewage. City crews have since swept and covered the area nightly to improve safety.
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