Rio Rancho Police Arrest Record Highlights December to January
Rio Rancho arrest log lists individuals charged with offenses from December 14 to January 6. Notable names include Gerald E. Martinez charged with larceny at NM 528, and Kiersten J. Foster charged with DWI at NM 528 and Meadowlark. Several others face aggravated DWI, battery, assault on an officer, and related warrants. Minor details may reflect residential addresses and incident locations such as NM 528, Angel Road, and Zuni Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald E. Martinez
Sanchez Road
Corrales
Day M. Ho
May Circle
NM 528
Northern
Kiersten J. Foster
Dandas Drive
Albuquerque
Meadowlark
Shane M. Wilson
Seventh Ave
Angel Road
Karel Stehlik
Vancouver Road
Apt. C
Vancouver
Darren Cooper
Retired Rio Rancho Officer Wins MLK Drum Major Honor
Paul Caputo, a retired Rio Rancho police officer and former Sandoval County deputy, received the Drums Major award from the Hispano Chamber of Commerce in Albuquerque for his volunteer service with the U.S. Marines Corps and Toys for Tots. Caputo, a New Mexico resident since 1972, is active in the Marines Corps League coordinating Toys for Tots, Fallen Marine, Honor Guard and other programs, while also representing Marines for Life and the Marine Corps Coordinating Council for New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Caputo
Rio Rancho
Sandoval
Hispano Chamber of Commerce
Albuquerque
Caputo
U.S. Marines Corps
New Mexico
Marines Corps League
Marines For Life
Marine Corps Coordinating Council For
Three Vehicles Stolen After Left Running In Drives
Rio Rancho police logs show three vehicles reported stolen while left running in driveways. One was taken about 6:50 a.m. Wednesday on Golden Eye Loop, another about 7:05 a.m. Wednesday on Golden Eye Loop, and a third about 6:10 a.m. Thursday on Sierra Norte. Officers took reports. Tim Foley former Rio Rancho High School athlete now a UNM football walk on was indicted by a Sandoval County grand jury for conspiracy to commit criminal damage in excess of 1000 dollars for a May 9 Cleveland High vandalism incident. If convicted, he could face up to 18 months in prison and a 5000 dollar fine. Foley appeared in five games as a UNM freshman. He and others involved were denied participation in graduation ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Rancho
Golden Eye Loop
Sierra Norte
Tim Foley
University of New Mexico
Cleveland High
Foley
UNM
Sandoval County
Cleveland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nicholas J. Montano
Sierra Norte Loop
Alston Turtle
San Pedro SE
Metropolitan Detention Center
Eloisa Astorga
Southern
Bobby L. Cole
Crow Road
Zuni Road
Lashawn Greene
Sprint Blvd
Apt
Rockaway
Christopher Surran
Towner Road
San Juan de Rio Drive
Richard Berry
Argen Duncan
RRHS
UE Rae
Fortune Football
Beatlemania
Buffalothunderresort
Buffalo Thunder Resort & Casino
Buffalothunderresort.com
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