Torch Run to Carry Special Olympics Torch Across New Mexico
More than 700 law enforcement personnel from 50 agencies will carry the Special Olympics Torch in a May 26 to May 29 relay across New Mexico as part of the 12th annual Law Enforcement Torch Run. The event funds year round sports training for over 2,000 Special Olympians in New Mexico, with a fundraising goal of 92,000 dollars culminating in Albuquerque at UNM on May 29.
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Albuquerque
University of New Mexico
Norwest Bank of New Mexico
Waste Management of
the Hubbard Foundation
United Parcel Service
New Mexico Sheriffs and Police Association
Rio Rancho Department of Public Safety
Texas NM Power Company
AC Houston Lumber
Cable One
Ruidoso Walmart
Kasa Fox TV
Multiple DWI arrests and vehicle thefts in Rio Rancho area
Reports from Rio Rancho Public Safety list April 22 to May 5 incidents including several aggravated DWI and DWI arrests on Northern Boulevard NM 528 and Unser Boulevard, with Breathalyzer results ranging from .13 to .24. Also noted are burglaries thefts of firearms, laptops, lumber, and other items from homes and businesses, plus a few break-ins and a vehicle stop leading to charges. Names include Ann Louise Bates Elroy Cormier Roy Tenorio Mary Roybal Paul Marfin Evencio Garcia Jeffrey Brumfield Daniel Ou.
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Ann Louise Bates
Albuquerque
Northern Boulevard
Roy Tenorio
Bernalillo
Tenorio
Mary Roybal
Paul Marfin
Rio Rancho
Unser Boulevard
Evencio Garcia
Bio Rancho
DWI
Daniel Ou
Trevino Drive
Summer Winds Drive
Strawberry Drive
May Crime Watch tip from Rio Rancho
A May to October advisory urges residents to keep windows closed and locked to deter burglaries and assaults. It notes burglar activity and encourages neighborhood watch participation, invites District 2 and 5 reps, and lists a July 9 meeting at Rio Rancho City Hall with contact Gary Price.
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America
Rio Rancho Crime Watch
Rio Rancho City Hall
Gary Price
National Buckle up America Week Urges Safe Driving
National Buckle-up America Week runs May 18 25 as the New Mexico Coalition for Vehicle Choice urges belt and child seat use. The group cites rising safety belt use and aims for 90 percent by 2005 five thousand plus lives saved and many injuries prevented. Children should ride in the back with proper seats and belts and airbags supplement but not replace them.
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District of Columbia
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Gold
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