Hundreds of foreign and local workers were at the U.S. Internal Revenue Service’s temporary office in the Horiguchi Building in Garapan yesterday to arrange for the re-payment of tax refunds they fraudulently obtained.
Photo by Mark Peñaranda

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Acting Chief of Police Paul Suba, right, and Police Officer III Frank Perez place a wreath on a stand during yesterday’s peace officers memorial service and wreath laying ceremony in Hagatna.
Photo by Paul Blas

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