Defective hard drive cited in Gallup child abuse case
Michael Sullivan reports a Gallup man, Shawn Redd, faces multiple counts of criminal sexual penetration of a child under 13 and related charges. Defense seeks audio interview of the alleged victim and mother, claiming the sheriff's office computer crash damaged the recording. Only two minutes of a ten minute interview are retrievable.
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Shawn T. Redd
Karl Morrissey
Albuquerque
McKinley County
Merle Bates
Redd
Morrissey
Bates
11Th Judicial District Court
Sexual orientation fight shapes Gallup mayoral race
Brent A. Detsoi, a 22-year-old Navajo-born candidate from Twin Lakes, runs for mayor while challenging his Gallup Police Department termination, alleging it stemmed from his sexuality. He seeks reinstatement as part of a broader push for change and a state human rights complaint advances. Detsoi joined as an at will employee September 3, 2009 and was terminated November 10, 2009 after patrol duties.
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Gallup
Brent A. Detsoi
Gallup Police Department
Detsoi
Twin Lakes
GPD
Detsol
Lee
County panel fires McKinley County Manager Tom Trujillo
The McKinley County Commission, after an hour long closed session, voted to terminate County Manager Tom Trujillo effective immediately. Officials gave no detailed reason in the public portion of the meeting.
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Gallup
McKinley County Commission
County
Tom Trujillo
Rio West Mall loses major tenant as Anchor Blue folds
Rio West Mall faces vacancy after Anchor Blue Inc goes out of business amid optimistic mall leadership. General Manager Rhett Robison notes a 2.2 percent sales rise in 2010 and more leased space, but vacant stores remain a challenge. Plan to add Glenn's Bakery pizza for the food court accompanies calls for a new tenant to fill Anchor Blue’s space.
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Anchor Blue Inc
Rio West Mall
Rhett Robison
Robison
Glenn's Bakery
Anchor Blue
Gallup
Michelle King
Rio West
Law officials face streamlining push in liquor licensing division
New Mexico legislators heard from Dennis, head of the Liquor Licensing Division, as he outlined plans to streamline units and shift permitting processes online. Critics cited heavy license counts on reservations and rising DWI and health issues, urging action on education for servers and stricter controls.
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