"Even a trip to a Walmart was considered a great gift." Sgt. Deven Colon, a religious affairs specialist with 2nd Squadron, 101st Cavalry Regiment, is the only soldier named in the lawsuit.

"Even a trip to a Walmart was considered a great gift." The suit mostly centers on Sgt. Deven Colon, a religious affairs specialist with 2nd Squadron, 101st Cavalry Regiment, the only named Guardsman.

The migrants were also sexually exploited by New York National Guard Sgt. Deven Colon and other unnamed people, the suit alleges. DocGo employee Rigoberto Nuñez was also accused of physically ...

Two high-ranking officials at the relief center in Cheektowaga – New York National Guard Sgt. Deven Colon and Rigoberto Nuñez, who managed day-to-day affairs there for DocGo – engaged in ...

A federal lawsuit filed on behalf of several migrants and whistle-blower workers accused the National Guard of abusing asylum seekers in a Buffalo-area motel. By Jay Root After two asylum seekers ...