Vista jail gives vets a place of their own

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Maurice Wilson view more articles

21 November 2013 18:25

VISTA — A cellblock painted red, white and blue has been reserved for U.S. military veterans at the San Diego County jail in Vista, as part of a new program initiated by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.

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