Rio Rancho woman accused of attacking officer and hair pulling
Carolyn Kroll, 47, is charged with battery on a police officer and disarming a police officer, plus criminal damage and resisting, after a Wells Fargo dispute in Rio Rancho. The officer said Kroll grabbed hair, pulled off sunglasses, spat, tore a lapel camera, and tried to take a Taser while officers restrained her.
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Rio Rancho
Carolyn Kroll
Wells Fargo Bank
Meadowlark Lane
Kroll
New Mexico Courts
Police arrest records show multiple charges across March
March records from Rio Rancho Police list Anderson Jackson charged with restraining order violation and stalking, Steven Tillotson served with warrant, Orlando Lopez with bench warrants and disorderly conduct, JD Cravens with warrant, Eric Duke for inhaling solvents, Christopher Trancosa for aggravated battery, Carlos Sanchez for shoplifting and resisting, Ariele Pacheco for drug offenses, Anthony Toya with license and insurance issues, Ene Duke for solvents, Sherill George with warrant, Tyler Bells for property or disorderly conduct, Isaac Corona for license suspension, and Ryan Kenneth for drug paraphernalia.
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Steven A. Tillotson
Tree Line Ave
Albuquerque
Southern Boulevard
Nicklaus Cave
Orlando Lopez
Fairbanks Drive
JD Cravens
Camino Seville
Southern
Santa Fe
Walmart
Unser Blvd
Anthony S. Toya
Camino la Tierra
Gallup
Ene S. Duke
34Th St
Sherill R. George
Ojo Encino
Rio Rancho
Quantum Road
Tyler Bells
Hattiesburg Ave
Isaac Corona
Norther Lights Way
Southern Blvd
Local Newspaper Advertising Contacts List
The document lists staff and contact details for the RR Observer including Tina Davis Jorge Lopez Susan Saunier Chris Provencio and circulation supervisor Alex Raab with roles in advertising and administration. It also provides phone numbers and email-style addresses for each listed employee and department.
Volunteer firefighters film PSA on trauma and seeking help
Thibodaux and volunteers filmed a 30 second public service announcement to recruit and inform statewide audiences. The spot shows a firefighter aiding a child after a house fire and coping with trauma, urging talk to counselors or loved ones and addressing stigma.
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Central New Mexico Community College
Kathy Thibodaux
Jeff Justus
Santa Ana Pueblo
Rio Rancho Fire Rescue Department
Thibodaux
Fire Department
PSA
SCFD
Rio Rancho
Central
City water rates won’t freeze in Rio Rancho
The current water rates ordinance in Rio Rancho imposes annual 7.8 percent increases for water and wastewater through 2017. Increases occur unless the city council votes to change them. Corrections policy notes readers can report errors by phone or email to staff.
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Rio Rancho
Rrobserver
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Anderson Jackson
Cerro de Ortega Drive
Vancouver Road
Ryan O. Kenneth
Campfire Road
35Th St
Spruce
Rio Rancho Observer
A Journal Publishing Company
Sara Road
Suite
RR Community Publishing, LLC
The
Rio Rancho Regional Chamber of Commerce
New Mexico Press Association
New Mexico Foundation For Open Government
National Newspaper Association
Rio Rancho Economic Development Corporation
RRO
Newsroom
Mike Hartranft
Gary Herron
Aberront
Argen Duncan
Graphic Arts
Ver.com
Antonio Sanchez
Gina Archibeque
Gmartinez
Nancy Chavez
Ndavez
Phyllis Santora
Psantora
Tina Davis
Tdavis
Jorge Lopez
Susan Saunier
Ssaunier
Chris Provencio
Cprovencio
Alex Raab
Araab
Rockford M. Hayes
Mayes
Cross of Hope Elementary School
Big Hearts
Taylor Ranch Road
Alb
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