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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

May 03, 2015

Page

5

ACLU Rio Rancho TEA Party tackle asset forfeiture issue

The ACLU and Rio Rancho TEA Party join to oppose civil asset forfeiture. HB 560 passed unanimously enabling property retention only after crime conviction. Former DOJ Asset Forfeiture Office leaders urge abolish, citing government overreach and due process concerns ahead of Rio Rancho meeting May 12.

ACLU Rio Rancho Tea Party State House Senate Justice Department Brad Cates John Yoder Washington Post Cates Yoder Rio Rancho

Councilman Criticizes Prosecution Tactics in Rio Rancho

Richard Dooley argues the AG or councilors like Shelby Smith use tactics to trap Wilkins while others fail to seek clarifications. He defends Councilor Mark Scott, calls for transparency, and accuses a kangaroo court of distracting the public with nonsense to deter capable candidates.

Shelby Smith Wilkins Councilor Mark Scott Chuck City Hall Timie Aieng

Transparency and accountability in Rio Rancho politics

Kerry Adams critiques the city council including Wilkins for misspeaking and half truths while defending veterans and oath ideals. The column questions the demand for higher standards, transparency, and public scrutiny amid a backdrop of perceived corruption and closed doors. Adams notes voters seek accountability yet politics remain messy.

Wilkins Rio Rancho Kerry Adams Mereliberty.com

Cycle of conflict prompts call for police reform

Georgie Anne Geyer argues the cycle of shootings and protests shows both police and inner city youths must reform. She urges a national intra police conference on mixed race policing, lower use of force, and respectful language, while highlighting deep social issues and family breakdown.

Rio Rancho students offered extra month of classes

Colinas del Norte and Maggie Cordova elementary schools invite K through 3 students to join the K-3 Plus program from June 15 to July 20. Daily classes run mornings to early afternoon with meals, transportation, and activities to boost math science and literacy. Registration ends May 22, online or at the schools.

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