Veterans honored at Memorial Day ceremony in Roswell
Roswell veterans were honored at a Memorial Day ceremony at the General Douglas L. McBride Veterans Cemetery. The event featured a master of ceremonies Jimmy Montoya, colors posting by the Veterans Honor Guard, and performances by Tom Blake singing God Bless America and Some Gave All. Mayor Dennis Kintigh issued a May 29 2017 Veterans Memorial Day proclamation. Five wreaths were laid by groups including the Military Order of Purple Heart Auxiliary and Grace Community Church, the American Legion Auxiliary and Anderson Bethany Funeral Home, the Disabled American Veteran Auxiliary and the Roswell Daily Record, and the Veterans of Foreign Wars.
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Murder suspect nabbed after standoff with SWAT team
Roswell police arrested Frank Anthony Montoya 20 on a warrant for first degree murder and conspiracy in the December 2014 shooting death of Joe Anthony Garza. Montoya was taken into custody after a SWAT standoff at a residence on West Tilden Street.
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Homeland Security weighs expanded laptop ban on flights
Secretary John Kelly said on Fox News Sunday he might extend the laptop ban to all international U S flights. The current measure prohibits laptops and larger devices in cabins on about 50 daily flights from 10 airports in Jordan Kuwait Egypt Turkey Saudi Arabia Morocco Qatar United Arab Emirates.
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Suspected drug thefts persist by VA hospital employees
Federal investigators report 36 new criminal investigations into opioid and other drug theft by VA hospital staff from Oct 1 to May 19, raising total active cases to 108. Most probes lead to charges. The VA pled zero tolerance after a spike in stolen or missing drugs since 2009 across more than 160 medical centers and 1,000 clinics.
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