Roswell Woman Arrested in Drive-by Shootings
Roswell police nabbed Gracie Carabajal, 34, linked to March drive-by shootings near Summit Street and South Richardson Avenue. She faces charges of shooting at an occupied dwelling, shooting from a vehicle, and felon in possession of a firearm, with a $75,000 cash bond.
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Roswell
Gracie Carabajal
Carabajal
Summit Street
Richardson Avenue
Richardson
Summit
J.palmer
Roswell-Record.com
Artesia man pleads guilty in Las Cruces federal case
Brian Q. Taylor, 32, of Artesia, pleaded guilty in Las Cruces federal court to being a felon in possession of a firearm. He has been in federal custody since Dec. 20, 2010. The offense stems from Aug. 28, 2009, Eddy County. The case involved ATF and Eddy County Sheriff Office cooperation with Roswell Police Department. Potential prison term up to 10 years.
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Brian Q. Taylor
Artesia
Las Cruces
Taylor
U.S. District Court
Eddy County
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives
Eddy County Sheriffs Office
Roswell
Identity theft prompts police blotter report
Police received a walk in report of identity theft with a Florida opened account in the victim name and Social Security number. A window was broken at a North Beech Avenue residence worth 50 dollars. A battery incident occurred on East Country Club Road where the victim was punched in the throat. Crime Stoppers offers anonymity and rewards.
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Florida
North Beech Avenue
Club Road
Indian Law and Order Commission Meets in Santa Fe
A nine member federal tribal justice panel convened in Santa Fe New Mexico to study law enforcement and criminal justice in Indian Country. The commission advises on Tribal Law and Order Act provisions including data reporting policing training and tribal court authority with findings due by July 2012. Members include Jefferson Keel former lawmakers and Carole Goldberg along with federal and tribal officials.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Indian Law and Order Commission
Barack Obama
Congress
Jefferson Keel
Oklahoma
National Congress of American Indians
Santa Fe
Keel
U.S
Earl Pomeroy
North Dakota
Stephanie Herseth Sandlin
South Dakota
University of California Law
Carole Goldberg
Regulator OKs 21 Percent BCBS Rate Hike in New Mexico
State Insurance Superintendent John Franchini approved a 21 percent average rate increase for Blue Cross and Blue Shield of New Mexico affecting about 40 000 people. The settlement was reconsidered after public criticism as PRC members urged stronger regulatory review and asked Gov Susana Martinez to sign bills expanding oversight.
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Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Public Regulation Commission
Attorney General's Office
PRC
Commission
Franchini
Susana Martinez
Roswell Arts Celebrate May 14 at convention center
Roswell RISD invites area artists educators and students to Celebrate the Arts Day May 14 at Roswell Convention and Civic Center featuring K-6 artwork under the theme Artist's Habits of Heart. Mayor Del Jurney will issue a proclamation. Roswell Redcoats attend. RMAC hosts secondary arts show May 14 10 am to 4 pm with 7-12 art and recorder performance. events free. sponsor donations sought. info Mona Kirk 637-3318.
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Roswell Independent School District
Roswell Convention and Civic Center
N. Main St
Mary Alice Balderrama
del Jurney
Roswell Redcoats
Civic Center
Roswell Museum and Art Center
Gretchen Phillips
CLC
Mona Kirk
RMAC
J.entzminger
Roswell-Record.com
Lottery Numbers Hot Ball Draw Result
Lottery numbers show Roadrunner Cash draw with numbers 4 6 9 12 32 and hot ball 18. No additional context provided.
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RISD
Roadrunner Cash
Aio Cunt
N. Main
S. Main
East
Grand Plains
Dexter
Hagerman
Roswell Lodge
AF & Ami
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W.M. Jason Penn
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Charles Fischer
Andrew Poertner
R. Cory Beck
Jim Dishman
Idishman
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