Rio Rancho Arrest Report Recaps Charged Individuals
A Rio Rancho police arrest log lists individuals charged from Sept 13 to Sept 29 with offenses including shoplifting embezzlement drug trafficking and assault. The report names ages addresses and offending locales such as Walmart NM 528 NM 448 and local residences, noting a public release schedule and that all are presumed innocent until proven guilty.
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John Lilley
Pegasus Avenue
Polaris Blvd
Jamie Black
General Marshall Road
Northern Boulevard
Alberta Road
Wilfred Salazar
Thoreau Meadows
Anthony Baca
Virgin Road
Summerwinds Drive
Virginwood Road
Ryan Cruz
Polk Street
Clayton
19Th Avenue
Blue Berry Drive
Rio Rancho
Cleveland High School
Laban Road
Jake Turner
East
Williard Road
Arlene Road
Laura Whittenberger
Pagosa Meadows
Shantel Zapata
el Vado Court
Walmart
Unser Boulevard
Jose Garduno
S. Vince Street
Centennial
Crestview Drive
Patrick Gonzales
Woodcroft Drive
Albuquerque
Tiffany Lane
Sean Coblentz
Topke Drive
Wagon Trail
Conesigo
Carlos Avila
Veta
Belen
Richard Jaramillo
Tin Cup Road
High Resort Boulevard
Moriya Gallosa
Country Club Drive
Unser
Corrales sees drop in home burglaries
Corrales police report eight residential burglaries in August, more than double the 3.5 monthly average, with five in September and none in October as of Monday. Burglaries clustered in northwest Corrales and homes for sale. Chief Mangiacapra urges vigilance, doors locked, alarms set, and reporting of any suspicious activity.
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Corrales
Victor Mangiacapra
Mangiacapra
Rio Rancho and Cleveland High see strong geometry and algebra scores
PARCC results show Rio Rancho High geometry at 24 percent meeting or exceeding expectations, Algebra 1 at 17 percent, Algebra 2 above 28 percent, with Cleveland High around 19.5 percent in geometry and 17 percent in Algebra 1. English scores rise, Rio Rancho 70 percent and Cleveland 66 percent meet or exceed, well above state averages.
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Rio Rancho High
Cleveland High
Cleveland
AAHS
Rio Rancho
City grapples over ethics code and utilities board reforms
Everett defended a detailed enforceable city ethics code applying to officials and employees with a contracted ethics official and an ethics board. Council debated revisions to the utilities commission ordinance, voting to amend for district representation and mayoral appointments, with further readings planned. A $115000 crime victims grant and a fire-damaged Kent Road building removal were approved, while a pre-meeting materials proposal was rejected.
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Everett
Human Resources Department
Utilities Commission
Commission
New Mexico
Kent Road
Michael Geier
Wilkins
Harvest Festival Planned at Haynes Park
First Baptist Church of Rio Rancho sponsors a Harvest Festival at Haynes Park on Saturday Oct 31 from 4 to 7 p.m. The free event offers food carnival games entertainment door prizes and lots of candy as a safe alternative to traditional trick or treating.
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Haynes Park
First Baptist Church of
Rio Rancho
Sandoval County
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Unser Blvd
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Meadowlark Court
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Lisbon Ave
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Quantum Road
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Powder River Drive
Idalia Road
Ian Harrison
PO. Box
Joseph Sadowski
Erlitz Drive
Manuel Beltran-Catano
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Elizabeth Nichols
Havasu Falls
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Tranquil Meadows Drive
Gabriel Lastra
Peaceful Meadows Drive
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Southern Blvd
Lema Road
Cody Lovell
Bismark Hills Way
Kirsten Tansey
Terrace Drive
Eric Alvarez
Benson Park Court
Bunker Hill Court
Tarpon Avenue
Dustin Bronson
Tally Ho Avenue
Westside Blvd
By Antonio Sanchez
PARCC
Chuck Wilkins
Mark Scott
SSI
Administrative and
United States District Court Appeals
National Organization of Social Securty
Martone Law Firm
P.A
Lomas Blvd
Community Environmental
CEWG
Wats
Corrales Senior Center
Corrales Rd
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Mark
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