Mexico drug war shows pattern of arrests but releases
The AP finds that from 2006 to 2009 Mexico arrested 226,667 drug suspects, but less than a quarter were charged and only 15 percent convicted. Authorities parade suspects to show progress while many cases unravel due to lack of evidence amid claims of torture and selective targeting.
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Ciudad Juarez
Mexico
Felipe Calderon
Associated Press
Sptember
U.S
Carlos Pascual
United States
Calderon
Jorge Gonzalez
Public Defenders Association
Juarez
Hector Armando Alcibar Wong
el Koreano
Chihuahua
Attorney General
Juan Pablo Castillo Lopez
Oswaldo Munoz Gonzalez
el Gonzo
Arturo Chavez
Baja California
Tijuana
Sinaloa
Tamaulipas
Gulf Cartel
Michoacan
la Familia
Retired FBI official takes teaching post in Arizona
Smith, a former FBI official who started the criminal justice program at Eastern New Mexico University Roswell, has accepted a teaching job at Eastern Arizona College in Thatcher. He plans to use summers off and seek Arizona certification as a reserve officer. Deputy Chief Scott Douglass will lead Roswell temporarily as chief vacancy is filled.
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Smith
Eastern Arizona College
Thatcher
Arizona
Eastern New Mexico University
Roswell
FBI
Scott Douglass
ACONE
Roswell History Museum to Feature Interactive Exhibits
Armstrong envisions an educational facility in Roswell dedicated to local aviation history. The Walker Base operated from the early 1940s to 1966 home to the 40th Bomb Squadron the 6th Bomb Wing and the Enola Gay.
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Armstrong
Roswell
Walker
Strategic Air Command
Hiroshima
Japan
Tunstall Family Remembers John Henry Tunstall in Roswell
In Roswell a crowd of 110 to 125 heard Hillary Tunstall Behren and Nolan discuss John Henry Tunstall’s role and Billy the Kid history. Nolan shared fresh research including a census lead to Billy the Kid’s Missouri roots and the enduring question why so many died.
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Mabel
Tunstalls
Fred
Nolan
Tunstall- Behren
John Henry Tunstall
Billy the Kid
Billy
Missouri
New Mexico
J.palmer
Roswell
Hillary Tunstall-Behren
United States
John H. Tunstall
Roswell eyes curfew for minors to curb crime
Roswell officials push to reinstate an 11 pm weekday and midnight weekend public curfew for under 18s without supervision. Supporters cite past effectiveness in removing youths from streets and potential crime victims, while legal experts warn of state preemption and ongoing lawsuits.
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Smith
Roswell
Supreme Court
Albuquerque
High Court
State
Legisla
Mariachi studio opens at Roswell nonprofit
The studio adds revenue for the nonprofit founded in 1996 by musicians. It becomes the second largest in southeast New Mexico and the only one in Roswell. About 50 youth in the S.O.Y. Mariachi program yearly, eight in the performing group, learn culture through music and lessons as guests arrived.
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Jennings
New Mexico
Roswell
Villegas
del Carmona
Roswell-Record
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Gladstone
Jessica Palmer
American Civil Liberties Union of
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Simonson
Aclu-Nm
New Mexico Supreme Court
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Parks and Recreation Committee
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