Roswell charity forms drug endangerment coalition training children
Local agencies gathered at Grace Community Church for a full day training session to launch Roswell's Drug Endangered Children's Coalition. Speakers stressed immediate removal, medical care, counseling, and child protection charges for parents, with multi agency cooperation to aid affected children.
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Dwelling Break In At East Wildy Home Reported
Police were called to the 400 block of East Wildy on Tuesday after an east facing door and a gate were forced. The victim found trash rummaged through and noted a prior similar incident at the residence. Repair costs are estimated at 50 dollars. A second incident occurred at the same home. Police also responded to Yale Street on Tuesday after a resident reported a missing vehicle from his property.
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Car Crash Ties Theft Suspects To Counterfeit Cash
Police report a counterfeit ten dollar bill used at McDonalds on South Main. A gold Cadillac fleeing suspects dropped stolen items in East McGaffey Street. the white Thunderbird crashed into a pole while the driver tried to turn around. Total value stolen about seventy dollars. Crime Stoppers offers anonymity and rewards.
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Roswell Man Sentenced in Las Cruces Federal Court
Roswell resident William Cadman, 29, received 151 months in federal prison for methamphetamine trafficking and firearms offenses stemming from a Dec 10, 2010 incident. He admitted possessing about 71 grams of meth for distribution and four firearms despite prior meth convictions. Cadman’s arrest followed searches at his Roswell residence and vehicle that recovered meth, paraphernalia, a Tommy Gun, two rifles, and a 9 mm handgun. He remains in custody with five years of supervised release after prison.
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Shoplifters steal items from Hobby Lobby in Roswell incident
Two subjects left Hobby Lobby at 4501 N. Main St with $200 to $300 of goods described as large household items. Police advised merchants to call 911 for suspicious activity and to use trespass laws after informing suspects they cannot return.
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Police seize weapons from vehicle in Roswell incident
Roswell officers responded around 11 45 p m to a man with a gun call at First Street and Ohio Avenue. Eight subjects were restrained as searches found an AK 47 with folding stock a Springfield Armory Model P9 handgun an AK 47 magazine 17 rounds a handgun magazine 11 rounds a black folding knife and a wooden baseball bat. None claimed ownership and investigators said the case remains open.
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Scott Hendrix
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