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Delaware police warn against South American 'crime tourists' targeting Asian American homes - Vimarsana News

Delaware police warn against South American 'crime tourists' targeting Asian American homes

Police in New Castle County, Delaware, are warning against “South American theft groups” (SATG) that allegedly target Asian American homes in a trend that has now been reported in multiple states. What SATGS are: SATGs, also known as South American “crime tourists,” are highly organized criminal enterprises that travel from state to state to commit burglaries, police said in a news release. Joshua Huang said his family was at their restaurant, Hong Hing, when burglars broke into their property to steal items worth thousands of dollars.

Source: yahoo.com
Delaware police warn against South American 'crime tourists' targeting Asian American homes - Vimarsana News

Delaware police warn against South American 'crime tourists' targeting Asian American homes

The groups allegedly use advanced techniques to execute their plans

Old Dominion University Hosts Joint Army, Navy ROTC Commissioning Ceremony - Vimarsana News

Old Dominion University Hosts Joint Army, Navy ROTC Commissioning Ceremony

Thirty-one new officers, including 24 from ODU, swore an oath to "support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic."

Source: odu.edu
Local Graduating Midshipmen Receive Officers' Commissions during Ceremony at Old Dominion University | Norfolk Navy Flagship - Vimarsana News

Local Graduating Midshipmen Receive Officers' Commissions during Ceremony at Old Dominion University | Norfolk Navy Flagship

NORFOLK, Va. — The graduating midshipmen of the Hampton Roads Consortium Naval Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC) Class of 2022 received their officers’ commissions May 5 becoming the newest warriors