Police Reports Summarize Arrests and Charges Across Rio Rancho
Police notes list numerous individuals charged with felonies and misdemeanors, including possession of stolen property, drug violations, burglary, and theft across Rio Rancho and Albuquerque areas. Several minors and adults are cited with warrants, battery, gra�ffiti, and traffic offenses.
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Dew Ramirez
Penasco Road
Kalie Road
Kim Road
Cleveland High School
Laban Road
Steven Allen
Cabeza Negra
Kenneth Gangiof
Vancouver Road
Lorena Sanchez del Real
Shalene LeBlanc
Flor del Sol
Souther Boulevard
Atlantic Road
Alyssa Trujillo
Loma del Nore Road
Albuqueque
Unser and
Cabezon
Nicholas Nelson
Stallion Road
Ohernalia
Raintow Boulevaid
Tulip Road
Derek Dreyfuss
Idaho Creek Road
Unser Boulevard
Spring Road
Robert Chavez
Don Tomas
Bemalillo
Mariuare
US 550
Wayne Decker
Celina Court
Southern Bive
Partnership expands crime victims help in Rio Rancho
The crime victim advocate unit in Rio Rancho expanded to full time within the sheriff's office and sought IT support from VLCM Tech. VLCM donated an extra Surface Tablet after learning the tablet would improve efficiency for the CVAU.
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Vlcm Tech
Rio Rancho
CVAU
VLCM
Monica Madrid
Former RR substitute teacher arraigned in Rio Rancho case
Gates released on her own recognizance with conditions bars leaving Sandoval or Bernalillo counties forbids alcohol or drugs bans contact with the alleged victim and other terms. Police report states she sent nude images to her son and shared material with Rio Rancho High School students while removed from RRPS duties.
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Gates
McDonald
Sandoval
Bernalillo
Rio Rancho
RRPS
Rio Rancho High School
Campus Dam project transforms campus flood control
CNM builds an outdoor classroom area with a new Campus Dam open space trail loop and pedestrian bridge upstream of the arroyo. The $1.8 million project uses earth detention basins and soil cement embankments to blend with the environment and cut peak flow from a 100-year storm from 1480 CFS to about 510 CFS. Funds come from SSCAFCA bonds, the New Mexico Water Trust Board and the Legs. The dam finishes by month end.
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Nity
Campus
Sscafca Bonds
New Mexico Water Trust Board
Legs
Campus Dam
Chuck Thomas
Sscafca
Thomas
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Alisa Krok
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Gary Herron
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Zita Fletcher
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Susan Saunier
Ssaunien
Sabrina Rees
Srees
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Nancy Chavez
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