Neighborhood Watch to host drug take back event in Roswell
Roswell Neighborhood Watch with Roswell Police Department and the U S Drug Enforcement Administration will host National Prescription Drug Take Back Day on Saturday from 10 a m to 2 p m at 426 N Main St corner of Fifth and North Main Streets. The event is free and anonymous with no liquids or needles accepted. pills and patches only. This marks the 12th such event in six years in Roswell, with hundreds of pounds of pills turned in previously. Authorities urge disposal through safe channels to prevent misuse, and provide contacts for local information.
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Woman found with syringes arrested in Roswell blotter
Crystal Froseth 28 of West 10th Street was arrested Monday at 10 46 a.m. in the 500 block of South Ohio Avenue after police say she possessed two syringes. Steve Salicide 50 of West Hobbs Boulevard was charged with controlled substances possession prohibited at 10 49 p.m. in the 300 block of West College Boulevard. Police responded to burglary calls on East McGaffey Street and East Sixth Street with thefts including a water jetter worth about 2000 dollars and an owner’s manual from a pickup. A wallet with gift cards and two Social Security cards was reported stolen on East Alamed a Street. A right rear window was chipped in a vehicle on Sherrill Lane. A cellular phone was stolen from a person on West Second Street.
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Express your inner cosmo at Chalk Art Festival Cosmo theme and art blocks
Roswell Museum and Art Center hosts the Chalk Art Festival and block party on Saturday with an Art Cosmos theme. Sign up solo or in groups for sidewalk squares, enjoy live music from Roswell Jazz Festival students, DJ sets, Wise Fool NM street performances, planetarium programs, food trucks, and art vendors. Awards in student and adult categories include Best in Show and Best Use of Medium. Registration closes by 8 a.m. Oct 22. fees are $10 individuals and $20 for teams.
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DWI arrests listed in error publication corrected
In a correction, the Roswell Daily Record states three outdated DWI arrests from August and April were published in error. Names Eleverto Fresquet 2¢, Chase Livingston 34, and Manuel Molina 30 are listed with arrest dates and charges, BrAC/BAC notes, and arresting agencies. The paper seeks retractions for any dropped charges and notes ongoing cooperative efforts with law enforcement for timely arrest photos and identifiers.
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