Police Reports Highlight Local Arrest Warrants And Delinquent Charges
A compiled police list from Antonio Sanchez details arrests and warrants with names ages and addresses. Cases include speeding driving while intoxicated shoplifting burglary and misdemeanors across Albuquerque Santa Fe and nearby areas. Minor defendants and warrants are noted with locations at NM 528 19th Avenue Walmart and Cleveland High School among others.
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Cleveland High School
Laban Road
Ashley Casias
93Rd St
Albuquerque
Quantum Road
Christian Hughes
Raleigh
Walmart
Unser Blvd
Thomas Donnell
Peppoli Loop
Melia Road
Isaiah Herrera
Shore Meadows Drive
Mya Vinson
Wyoming Blvd
Mesa Grande Loop
Elisha Upshaw
W. Gutierrez
Box
Santa Fe
NM 528
Rockaway Boulevard
Alexine Chavez
Mountain Hawk Loop
Unser
Manuel Falcon
Hudson
19Th Avenue
Luis Olivares
Corte Toledo
Christian Bennett
Spring Road
Queque Rudy Deandre
Unser Boulevard
Yavonne Mayhon
Vigil Lane
Bemanillo
Benito Carrasquillo
Peak Place
Antonio Sanchez
Rio Rancho psychologist sentenced for health care fraud
Julee K. Huggins a 61 year old Rio Rancho psychologist received five years probation in Albuquerque federal court for health care fraud relating to 2011 to 2014 claims. She admitted billing Medicare Presbyterian Health Plan and Blue Cross Blue Shield of New Mexico for counseling not performed and overbilling totaling 157,839.94 dollars. The FBI investigated and AUSA Reeve L Swainston prosecuted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julee K. Huggins
Rio Rancho
Albuquerque
U.S
Huggins
Medicare
Presbyterian Health Plan
Blue Cross Blue Shield
New Mexico
FBI
Reeve L. Swainston
Corrections Issued For Haynes Park Event Details
The Observer notes corrections to the May 8 piece on the August 21 Sunday is Friday event at Haynes Park. Dave Heil’s email is corrected to daveheill6 msn com and Tim Sheahan of the Boys and Girls Clubs has a missing letter in his last name.
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Haynes Park
Dave Heil
Rio Rancho
Sandoval County
RRO
Rrobserver.com
Rio Rancho DARE graduation honors 432 sixth graders
Rio Rancho Middle School marked the second annual CARE program graduation with 432 sixth graders completing DARE. Officer Chris Beck led the 10 week effort, focusing on healthy choices and communication while students received certificates, cookies, and a quilt from first year alumni. Kayla Keeler won best overall essay and gift cards to Chili’s and Dairy Queen.
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Rio Rancho Middle School
Chris Beck
Rio Rancho
Beck
Kayla Keeler
Chili’s
Dairy Queen
Darren the Dare Lion
Diane Etherton
Tony Powell
Sheila Reed
Keeler
Dispute Over Late Payments Halts NM School Project
Gerald Martin and CEO Victoria Martin press Albuquerque area board as ARPS delays trigger arbitration. Martinez alleges payments and paperwork slowdowns, with 808 days late on submittals. District disputes claims and cites mediation and arbitration, while Trujillo vows never to work with ARPS again without leadership change.
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Gerald Martin
Victoria Martin
Sue Cleveland
Trujillo
ARPS
Architect
District
Beth Pendergrass
Martin
Journal
New Mexico
Atrisco Heritage Academy
North Star
Albuquerque
Rio Rancho
Central New Mexico Community College
Hyatt Regency
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Carol Luttig
Polaris Blvd
Northern
Broadmoor
Albert Lucero
Dolores Lucero
Kevin Kaskaske
Hawk
Ence
Theresa Sanchez
Ridgecrest Drive
Arrowhead Ridge
American Lodge Hall
Louisiana Blvd
Sandoval County Administration
PRC
SandovalCounty.com
BOE
By Antonio Sanchez
Observer
Asanchez
Rrobserver
Moe
CEWG
Shannon Beaucaire
ShannonBeaucaire
Hotmail
Steve Dickens
Corrales
Dickens
Corrales Senior Center
Corrales Road
WWW
Cewg.org
Rio Rancho Observer
A Journal Publishing Company
RR Community Publishing, LLC
The
Mike Hartranft
Mhartranft
Gary Herron
Zita Fletcher
Zfletcher
Susan Saunier
Sabrina Rees
Srees
Nancy Chavez
Nchavez
Phyllis Santora
Psantora
Tina Davis
Tdavis
Alex Raab
Araab
Gina Archibeque
Gmartinez
Rockford M. Hayes
Rhayes
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