Standoff Ends After Arrest of Suspect Otero in New Mexico
Otero was arrested on outstanding Bernalillo County warrants during a standoff at a home. Family members gathered outside as the situation unfolded and a 6 year old inside described the suspect as living with them and caring for the girls. A unnamed aunt said he had been involved with the children.
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Otero
Bernalillo County
Morales
Bipartisan task force cites torture under Bush policies
A 11 member Constitution Project panel, including Asa Hutchinson and James R. Jones, concludes enhanced interrogation policies by the Bush administration violated U.S. law and treaties. It cites John Yoo's legal stance and notes officials like Alberto Mora questioned legality. Obama era responses and calls for official investigations are discussed.
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Constitution Project
Congress
Cochairman Asa Hutchinson
George W. Bush
John Yoo
Justice Department
Office of Legal Counsel
Alberto Mora
Navy
Yoo
University of California-Berkeley School of Law
U.S
Dick Cheney
Community pushes for PSA return amid staffing shortages
Council member Best and residents press for Police Service Aides to handle non emergency calls and parking complaints. Six officers and one sergeant, including Sgt. Rusty Brisco and Detectives Scribner Prince, support PSAs as a way to free certified officers for major tasks.
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RPD
Psas
Rusty Brisco
Robert Scribner
Jeff Prince
Erica O'Bryan
Scribner
Prince
New Mexico Democrats report fundraising in early 2014 quarter
U.S. representative Michelle Lujan Grisham shows $213,065 cash on hand for re election bid after raising $226,274 in the first quarter including $10,000 from Border Health PAC. Jeff Bingaman and Anne Bingaman gave $2,000. Susan Grisham spent $22,902. Senator Martin Heinrich holds $108,628 cash, raised $82,495 and spent $35,304. Heinrich not up for re election until 2018.
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Michelle Lujan Grisham
Federal Election Commission
Lujan Grisham
Border Health Pac
U.S
Jeff Bingaman
Anne
Susan Grisham
Martin Heinrich
Heinrich
Bipartisan immigration bill draws left and right critique
The Senate immigration bill sparks criticism from conservatives who call it amnesty and from advocates who call it too punitive. Leaders Schumer McCain met Obama to brief him as the plan aims to shift to skills based admissions with a 11 million path to citizenship and border security upgrades.
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Washington
Senate
Gang of Eight
Chuck Schumer
Dn.y
John McCain
R-Ariz
Barack Obama
Obama
U.S
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