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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 2016

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2

Bodies found near San Felipe Casino linked to earlier homicide

Three bodies a woman and two men were found May 31 in a remote area southeast of the San Felipe Casino. Investigators tie the deaths to an earlier homicide connected to a stolen Ford F-150 truck near Hagen Road. Suspects identified, pending medical examiner identification, as joint agencies pursue leads.

San Felipe Casino Sandoval County Hagen Road Diamond Tail Ranch Elder Albuquerque New Mexico

Officials mark completion of flood control project near Corrales

Sen Tom Udall joined local leaders to dedicate the Lower Montoyas Water Quality Feature, a living screen flood control waterway between Rio Rancho and Corrales. The $2.1 million SSCAFCA project uses natural elements to prevent sand buildup and overflow, protecting Corrales for the summer rainy season while preserving open space and wildlife. Officials noted EPA funds and loans totaling about $2 million, with SSCAFCA contributing most of the local share.

Tom Udall D-N.m Montoyas Rio Rancho Corrales United States Sscafca Environmental Protection Agency Clean Water State Revolving Fund Chuck Thomas Gregg Hull Scott Kominiak U.S Zita Fletcher

Rio Rancho Police Reports March arrests and charges

Rio Rancho police records list arrests and charges from March 1 and March 2. Individuals named include Jacob Gonzales Brittany Lujan a 17 year old female juvenile Michaelle Marquez Austin Fults Paul Jason Gallegos Jamal Farah Kayla Sanchez and several other juveniles with charges spanning misdemeanors battery to drug paraphernalia and disorderly conduct.

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Indictment details in Rio Rancho teacher case

Investigators report the substitute teacher contacted a Rio Rancho High student via Facebook from December to January, exchanging about 922 messages. No school devices were used. the student’s mother alerted authorities. Gates was removed from all district employment pending Facebook account access.

Gates Galindo Rio Rancho High Facebook Beth Pendergrass Rio Rancho Public Schools ARPS The Observer

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