Mother convicted over Facebook post in Roswell case
The Roswell mother of Sierra Middle School student was found guilty of public nuisance after posting a Jan. 29 Facebook comment about a possible school shooting. She received a 30 day deferred sentence and $29 in costs, with appeal to district court by May 12.
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Siena Garza Alvarez
Roswell
Lou Mallion
Alvarez
Mallion
Luke Ragsdale
Cedar Drive
Sierra
Tracy Oldani
Ron Smith
Oldani
Wi Mallion
Tom Burris
Roswell Independent School District
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Berrendo
An Burris
Indicted Hondo woman accused of firing at police
Josephine Clara Prins, 20, a homeless woman from Hondo, was indicted by the Chaves County grand jury on 27 counts including aggravated assault on a peace officer with a deadly weapon, tampering with evidence, and receiving stolen firearms. Bail set at 10000 dollars cash only. Police say she fired multiple shots toward officers during a high risk warrant in the 500 block area.
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Josephine Clara Prins
Chaves County
Grand Jury
Roswell
Prins
RPD
Roswell Man Pleads Guilty in Federal Drug Case
Javier Madrid 28 of Roswell pleaded guilty in Las Cruces federal court to methamphetamine heroin and cocaine possession with intent to distribute and felon in possession of ammunition under a plea deal with the U S Attorney's office. Madrid was arrested in November 2015 during a citywide multi agency drug sting that led to 41 arrests.
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Roswell
Las Cruces
U.S
Javier Madrid
Madrid
New Mexico outlines Medicaid provider rate cuts
The Human Services Department proposes cutting reimbursement rates to about 2,000 physicians and hospitals by 3 to 8 percent to save the state general fund up to 33 million annually. Preventive care and obstetrics would be exempt. University of New Mexico Hospital faces the steepest cuts at 8 percent inpatient and 5 percent outpatient. Public hospitals and private facilities would see a 5 percent inpatient and 3 percent outpatient reduction, while some dental and community-benefit services would also be affected. The plan aims to protect basic health benefits for vulnerable residents amid budget gaps and potential loss of federal matching funds.
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New
New Mexico
Human Services Department
Kyler Nerison
University of New Mexico Hospital
University Hospital
Health Sciences Center
John Arnold
Roswell man indicted on drug charges
Wyatt Bartlett of the 1000 block of West Eighth Street in Roswell was indicted by the Chaves County grand jury on March 30 for possession of a narcotic drug codeine and up to one ounce of marijuana or synthetic cannabinoids. He faces a fourth degree felony along with related misdemeanor counts for no driver’s license and improper display of registration.
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Roswell
Wyatt Bartlett
West Eighth Street
Chaves County Grand Jury
Chevron to Increase Permian Basin Investment and Output
Chevron plans a shift from large global projects to the Permian Basin in West Texas and eastern New Mexico. CEO John Watson announced at the annual security analyst meeting that budget will move to the Permian with cost cuts elsewhere. By 2020 the company aims to reach about 350000 barrels per day in the Permian, up from 125000.
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Permian Basin
Permian
Watson
Texas
New Mexico
Delaware
Eddy and
Lea Counties
Midland
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