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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

May 06, 2015

Page

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Fleeing man enters stranger's garage after police chase

Rio Rancho police arrest Gregory Lock, 33, of Los Lunas, after he fled an officer in a stolen 4 Honda Civic and hid in a resident's garage. He faces charges including receiving or transferring a stolen vehicle, aggravated fleeing, drug paraphernalia possession, and criminal trespass.

Rio Rancho Gregory Lock Los Lunas Cherry Road Skyview Circle Lock Peach Road Sandoval County Craigslist Leland Hust Moonstone Drive Desert Pathways Alternative School Stapleton Ave el Cerro Loop Kristina Sea Lisbon Ave Alexis Rocha Marlow Meadows Drive Walmart Unser Kala Frazier Third St NW Albuquerque Unser Blvd Luis Felipe Conejo Hollow Park Court Broadmoor Boulevard Aberdeen Road

Sandoval County eyes inpatient mental health gains summit says

Rio Rancho leaders push for closer inpatient care for youths and veterans with two hospitals in the county. Aimed at reducing police use of force, the plan calls for an online resource listing services and real time bed availability, plus crisis centers and improved post discharge care amid privacy rules.

Rio Rancho Shelby Smith Silva-Steele Silva Steele SRMC Smith Sandoval

Rio Rancho officers reach crisis training milestone

Rio Rancho Police report two thirds of officers and all supervisors completed a 10 hour mental health crisis course while over 30 finished a 40 hour program. Lt. Nicholas Oaken outlines a Special Victims Team with plainclothes crisis staff and civilian advocates and a civilian Crisis Outreach and Support Team to guide people, offer case management, home visits, and help accessing resources.

Rio Rancho Nicholas Oaken Silva Steele Oaken AAPD Peo Onken

Hartranft and Herron Lead Daily News Team

Mike Hartranft and Gary Herron play key roles as editors at the newsroom. Hartranft oversees general coverage while Herron leads sports reporting. They coordinate with staff and manage daily deadlines for the Observer.

Police Arrest Report Summary From Rio Rancho Dated April

Police records list multiple arrests and charges including receiving stolen property, aggravated assault, child abuse, interference with officers, DWIs, disorderly conduct, drug paraphernalia possession, shoplifting, and revoked license. Names, ages, addresses, and locations at Walmart and local schools appear with dates in April.

Eric Velasquez Souther Blvd Apt C Manuel C. Bejarano

Multiple DWI and related offenses logged in Santa Fe area

On April 26 to May 1, four individuals faced charges in Albuquerque and surrounding areas. Joseph Salazar, Whitney Banks, and David Snider were charged with DWI at various intersections. Donald Wands faced shoplifting and disorderly conduct after a Walmart visit. Vanessa Harper and Rick Penn were charged with license revocation and battery respectively at local addresses. Additional reports include driving with revoked licenses, criminal damage, child abuse, protection order violations, shoplifting, and a fourth offense DWI with related citations. Compiled by Argen Duncan.

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Republican Women Luncheon Set With State Reps Speakers

The San Bern Federated Republican Women plan a 10 a.m. Friday luncheon at Club Rio Rancho with State Reps. Monica Youngblood and Jane E. Pondrell-Culbert as speakers. Lunch and admission are $16. Reservations at 554-5054.

San Bern Federated Republican Women Club Rio Rancho Monica Youngblood Jane E. Pondrell-Culbert

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