Constitution Day reflections and historic anniversaries
A dated commemorative column surveys September anniversaries from Hidalgo sounding the Grito in 1810 to the U.S. Constitution signing in 1787 and 1939 draft era events. It notes Mexico's Delores origins, New Mexico military events, and ongoing Constitution Day education efforts led by officials like Gary King.
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Miguel Hidalgo
Delores
Mexico
Cdr
Father Hidalgo
New Mexico
Manuel Armijo
Texas
Rio Rancho woman gets two years for identity theft
U S Department of Justice release says Donna Gabaldon 41 was sentenced to two years in federal prison plus more than 141000 dollars in restitution and one year supervised release. She pled guilty to two counts of aggravated identity theft tied to fake payroll checks and counterfeit driver licenses used with co defendant Shelly Nichols in multiple states.
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Rio Rancho
U.S. Department of Justice
Donna Gabaldon
Gabaldon
U.S
Texas
Nichols
Walmart
Bers
Albuquerque man pleads guilty in 2011 rape and kidnapping
Bobby Lucero, 28, pleaded guilty in the 2011 case involving a 16 year old Rio Rancho girl. He admitted to criminal sexual penetration of a child and kidnapping, with additional aggravated assault counts reduced in the plea. He faces 8 to 20 years in prison, lifelong sex offender status, and five years probation or parole.
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Albuquerque
Rio Rancho
13Th Judicial District Court
Bobby Lucero
Lucero
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