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Newspaper
Quay County Sun
Location
Tucumcari, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 2009
Page
1
The article urges supervising adults to inspect candy, discard open items, and carry flashlights. It stresses caution near roads with children excited for Halloween and drivers urged to slow down, watch for parked cars, and cross at corners where drivers can see them. Roger Hatcher emphasizes clear visibility and safe crossing practices.
Susan Lease has collaborated with public since 1992 and speaks seven languages. She enjoys coconut milk and dresses for Halloween for her daughter's birthday. The teaser invites readers to guess this week’s mystery on page 1.
Central dispatch in Quay County logs a long series of incidents from 8:13 a.m. to 11:04 p.m. including burglaries on West Aber Street and East McGee Street, assaults at Tucumcari High School, domestic disputes, harassment cases, threats, vandalism with juveniles admitting guilt, a vicious dog report, prowlers, missing juvenile, stolen store thefts, and shots fired across multiple blocks around East Center Street South Fourth Street and East Whitmore Avenue. One suspect arrested and taken to the detention center.
The honor roll list for Tucumcari Middle School includes seventh graders Karely Acosta Kevin Blea Laura Evans Taylor Hayes Shayan Patel Chris Sandoval D Ontee Sandoval and eighth graders Ashley Apodaca Melissa Cooper Vincent Grap Kassi Lamm Brandy Olivas Olana Romero Joseph Schallert.
The account describes Apodaca guiding a dog named Haba back to a car after the animal escaped its leash at the intersection of North Fourth Street and Campbell Avenue. He reports repeatedly restraining the dog as it broke free, then returned home. State prosecutor Orlando Torres commented that the state met its case, but Judge Garnett ruled on the facts and applied the law.
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