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Bob Klitzkie with Phill Leon Guerrero

Written by Paul Charfauros on January 25, 2018

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Marine Corps Drive lane closures run north and south Guam – Police say an auto-pedestrian accident by the Anigua Circle K/76 service station and convenience story has ended in fatality. According to the Guam Fire Dept., bystanders conducted CPR on site and medics continued performing resuscitation efforts on a male victim en route to Naval […]
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BREAKING: auto-ped victim en route to hospital July 16, 2018
‘CPR being conducted en route’ Guam – Bystanders tell the Guam Fire Dept. that “CPR was being conducted on a male victim prior to medic arrival.” GFD units responded to an auto-pedestrian incident on Route 1 by the Circle K/76 service station and convenience store in Anigua at 7:25 p.m. GFD spokesman Kevin Reilly […]
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Public Health calls on community to continue to report unsanitary conditions July 16, 2018
Guam – Have you been to any food establishment lately and noticed unsanitary conditions? The Division of Environmental Health says to report it. DEH, a division of public health, regularly conducts inspections of the food establishments in addition to complaints made by the public. They are calling on the community to continue to report unsanitary […]
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Photo of Navy sailor sitting on latte stone draws ire of activists, community July 16, 2018
Guam – Is the military doing enough to educate its service members about Guam’s cultural history and sacred sites? Apparently not, says local activist group Prutehi Litekyan, after a photo went viral over the weekend of a military personnel sitting atop an ancient latte stone. The photo, originating from Instagram, has been shared hundreds of […]
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Man leads police on car chase with two minors in the backseat, at least one child injured July 15, 2018
Guam – A man is behind bars after he led police officers on a high speed car chase with two children under 10 years old sitting in the backseat. What would have possibly been a traffic violation for running a red light turned into a high speed car chase through Dededo on Friday. According to […]
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Mother accused of murdering her newborn daughter allowed to return to work July 15, 2018
Guam – It appears a sense of normalcy is returning to the life of the mother who allegedly caused the death of her newborn daughter in May. Melissa Fuppul was granted a request to modify her home arrest conditions to allow her to return back to work. Fuppul was released on her personal recognizance and […]
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Government negotiating plea deal with man who allegedly kidnapped, raped and assaulted ex-girlfriend July 15, 2018
Guam – Negotiations are ongoing in the case involving a man who kidnapped and subjected his ex-girlfriend to eight hours of torture last Valentine’s Day. Trial has been set for Kempo Deitas who stands accused of kidnapping, sexually abusing, and assaulting his ex-girlfriend on Valentine’s Day. In court today, Superior Court Judge Vernon Perez noted that […]
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No disparate treatment found in U.S. Attorney’s Office Pret-trial Diversion practices July 15, 2018
Guam – The Department of Justice has found no evidence of unethical conduct on the US Attorney’s Office handling of pre-trial diversion practices. It was in February that District Court Chief Judge Francis Tydingco-Gatewood questioned whether there was “disparate treatment” by the U.S. Attorney’s Office in its handling of pre-trial diversion offers. Chief Judge Tydingco-Gatewood […]
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Bob Klitzkie with Phill Leon Guerrero

Written by Paul Charfauros on January 25, 2018

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