House JGO OKs registry for convicted burglars, thieves

The House Committee on Judiciary and Governmental Operations recommends passage of a bill requiring all persons convicted of burglary, robbery, or theft to register with the Department of Public Safety, to notify the community about the location of registered offenders when...
Posted On Apr 29 2014 09:00
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Mandatory drug testing for law enforcers is now law

Gov. Eloy S. Inos signed into law a nine-month-old bill requiring annual mandatory drug tests for law enforcement officers, recognizing “several incidents of illegal drug abuse involving law enforcement as well as the fact that many of these employees carry firearms and hold...
Posted On Apr 29 2014 08:58
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COMMUNITY BRIEFS – April 29, 2014

DPS to close off Marpi on May 1 The Department of Public Safety will be blocking off the northern part of Saipan, from Marpi north, on May 1, 2014, from about 12pm to 3pm. The purpose of this blockage is to dispose of the collection of unexploded ordinance that has been collected...
Posted On Apr 29 2014 08:19
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OAG succeeds in 3 trial convictions

The Office of the Attorney General’s Criminal Division has concluded three consecutive separate bench trial rulings resulting in convictions in the past few weeks. In January 2013, a domestic violence case involving Erwin Togawa, who at the time of the offense was an enforcement...
Posted On Apr 28 2014 09:00
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