Taos shoplifters target holiday shoppers volume high
Taos merchants say Christmas season boosts shoplifting with estimates from 15 to 25 percent of goods unrecorded. A Taos Penney’s manager cites half of annual losses occurring in six weeks around Christmas. Adults, often married and in their twenties, account for most thefts, with youths taking small items. Firms rely on increased staff and customer service to deter theft, while losses raise prices and affect workers in profit sharing.
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Christmas stockings and legends across America and England
NMSA Extension representatives describe American stockings traditions for each family member. Lore traces St Nicholas coins down the chimney to stockings, now orange, cookies, toys, and trinkets. In England, the Boar's Head ceremony and steamed pudding mark festive customs at Oxford's Queen's College.
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Army invites police careers in military police role
Lt. Col. Nicolas R. Way announces the Army seeks qualified individuals for military police service at the Albuquerque recruiting district. MP duties mirror civilian police, including traffic control, resolving domestic disputes, locating missing children, riot control, crime investigation, suspect apprehension, and post security. Training emphasizes rigorous coursework, with sociology psychology criminology and legal procedures alongside physical training.
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