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Navajo Nation mourns passing of Navajo Nation Police Sgt. Kara Tilden - Vimarsana News

Navajo Nation mourns passing of Navajo Nation Police Sgt. Kara Tilden

WINDOW ROCK, Ariz. — The Navajo Nation Police Department announced the passing of Sergeant Kara Tilden, a respected member of the department in the Window Rock District, who passed from health-related complications on Dec. 4.

Navajo Nation's COVID-19 curfews saddled hundreds with citations, netted no money for police - Vimarsana News

Navajo Nation's COVID-19 curfews saddled hundreds with citations, netted no money for police

An investigation into the Navajo Nation's COVID-19 public safety measures found multiple breakdowns in their implementation.

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Navajo Nation's COVID-19 curfews saddled hundreds with citations - Vimarsana News

Navajo Nation's COVID-19 curfews saddled hundreds with citations

An investigation into the Navajo Nation's COVID-19 public safety measures found multiple breakdowns in their implementation.

Navajo Nation's COVID-19 curfews saddled hundreds with citations, netted no money for police, news investigation finds - Vimarsana News

Navajo Nation's COVID-19 curfews saddled hundreds with citations, netted no money for police, news investigation finds

An investigation into Navajo Nation public safety measures found multiple breakdowns.

Navajo Nation's COVID-19 curfews saddled hundreds with citations, netted no money for police, news investigation finds | Navajo-Hopi Observer - Vimarsana News

Navajo Nation's COVID-19 curfews saddled hundreds with citations, netted no money for police, news investigation finds | Navajo-Hopi Observer

PHOENIX – The first COVID-19 case on the Navajo Nation came in March 2020, and by the end of the month the tribe already had in place a curfew to keep residents home.