Everyone in this room is taking part in the first-ever Missing Persons Day at Window Rock to ask the questions again: Where are they? And when will justice be served? Organizations and agencies across New Mexico are participating in developing strategies to improve resolution of cases of missing and murdered indigenous peoples. Your Neighborhood: Local news from KOAT Action 7 News, says Navajo Nation Council spokesperson Crystalyne Curley One factor can be improved to address “coordination” as a problem that is getting worse across the state. Law enforcement takes this event a step further and gets to work immediately. Follow us on social networks: Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | This event brings together YouTube agencies to not only provide solutions to missing person cases, but also to help families themselves with their individual missing loved ones cases. Aktion 7 News On The Go: Download our app for free
WINDOW ROCK, Ariz. –
Everyone in this room is taking part in the first-ever Missing Persons Day at Window Rock to ask the questions again: Where are they? And when will justice be served?
Organizations and agencies across New Mexico are participating in developing strategies to improve resolution of cases of missing and murdered indigenous peoples.
Your neighborhood: Local news from KOAT Action 7 News
Navajo Nation Council spokeswoman Crystalyne Curley says one factor that can be improved is to address “coordination” as a problem that is getting worse across the state.
Law enforcement takes this event a step further and gets straight to work.
Follow us on social networks: Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | Youtube
This event brings together agencies to not only provide solutions to missing person cases, but also to help families themselves with their individual missing loved ones cases.
Action 7 news on the go: Download our app for free
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