Five veterans were arrested and taken to jail Thursday night after ignoring police orders not to touch flags planted by an anti-war group. The five were charged with criminal trespass after they attempted to pull up the 2,000 white flags in Waterville, Maine's Veterans Memorial Park. The flags represented the 2,000 U.S. soldiers killed in the war in Iraq. The group Waterville Area Bridges for Peace and Justice called the display an important visual reminder of the lives lost. Waterville Police Chief John Morris, who is a Vietnam veteran himself, said the group had a legal permit to place the...