Four nabbed in Gallup kidnap beating of jeweler Rashid
Four Denver residents were arrested in Gallup and Santa Fe after the abduction of jeweler Jim Rashid from the Sky City Casino. FBI says the motive was Rashid’s casino winnings totaling about 6.2 million. Suspects include Jesus Serrano-Cerda 33 Gilberto Lupercio Hurtado 20 Mireya Davila 19 and Efrain Reyes 32. A substantial amount of cash and weapons were recovered. Rashid escaped from the vault area to a nearby lounge and was treated for injuries. The case links to multiple hotel arrests near Historic Route 66.
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Gallup
Denver
Jim Rashid
Acoma-Sky City
FBI
Sky City
Doug Beldon
Santa Fe
Beldon
Jesus Ernesto Serrano- Cerda
Gilberto
Lupercio
Mireya
Davila
Efrain Reyes
Ae Nver
Rashid
W. Highway 66
New Mexico
Rehoboth-McKinley Christian Hospital
Jesus Ernesto Serrano-Cerda
Gilberto Lupercio Hurtado
Acoma
Tribe travel bill shows sharp rise in October 2000
Navajo Nation Council committees spent 71,638 for off reservation meetings in October 2000, up from 41,090 in September. Public Safety led both months with 9,167 then 27,269 for meetings in Palm Springs, Charlotte and nearby areas, with actual totals to be listed in the winter report.
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Jim Maniaci Diné
Window Rock
Navajo Nation Council
Public, Safety
Gallup
Tulsa
Okla
U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs
Palm Springs
Calif
Charlotte
Nac
Albuquerque
Rio Rancho
Public Safety
Tribe
Groups: Closemine on peaks
Native American traditionalists from 13 tribes urge shutdown of White Vulcan Mine near Flagstaff on San Francisco Peaks. Forest Service reports over 5,000 opposing comments as Navajo leaders and activists push for closures citing sacred land and alternative pumice sources.
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Bill Donovan Dine
Bureau
Gallup
San_ ‘Francisco
Flagstaff
U.S. Forest Service
Ken Jacobs
Forest Service
Coconino National Park
San Francisco
Jacobs
Andy Bessler
Sierra Club
Arizona
New Mexico
Bad Moon Rising
Kelvin Long
Bessler
McKinley County jail considers San Juan inmate housing agreement
McKinley County officials review a joint powers agreement with San Juan County to house its inmates at the McKinley jail after eight days of operation under new management MTC. Sheriff Dept official notes inmates pose no threat. 156 of 250 capacity are currently housed, with 119 from McKinley. County pays MTC 35 dollars per day per inmate. Page 2.
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Gallup
McKinley County
San Juan County
McKinley Jail
Management and Training Corp
Ben Shelly
John Yearly
MTC
Citizens' board voices jail concerns in Gallup meeting
At the McKinley County Adult Detention Center advisory board session, members raised issues over jail security costs and out-of-county inmates. They criticized public alert failures and discussed automation and notices for escapes while planning future tours and reviews of contract terms with the new contractor. Anthony Dimas was elected chairman with Capt Glenn Thomas as vice chair and Sophia Diaz as secretary-treasurer.
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Gallup
McKinley County
Cynthia Kuhn
Mossman
Anthony Dimas
University of New Mexico-Gallup
Glenn Thomas
Sophia Diaz
Albertson’s
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