Thieves swipe high priced items in city break-ins
Police responded to multiple incidents reporting burglaries and thefts. In Sun day a residence on North Richardson Avenue was pried open with $20 000 in tools TVs and a dining room table taken. A West Deming Street address saw a window air conditioner and $10 000 of Navajo jewelry stolen. Total losses about $10 505. A Cahoon Pool larceny involved a wallet with $500. At Rodeway Inn suspects took clothing a black duffle bag and a Vizio laptop.
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North Richardson Avenue
West Deming Street
Cahoon Pool
Fourth St
Rodeway Inn
Second St
Vizio
Multiple Local Crimes Reported Across City Districts
A stabbing at Eastern New Mexico Medical Center ED left a woman with non life threatening injuries. Shots fired on West Tilden Street produced 249mm shell casings from a building, while a drive by shooting on South Michigan Avenue caused no injuries. An electrical hook up illegal at East Summit Street was cut off. An arson fire damaged a 2004 Chevy Colorado on South Missouri Avenue. Crime Stoppers offers anonymity and rewards at 1 888 594 TIPS.
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South
Missouri Avenue
Employee foils armed robbery at Roswell convenience store
An employee at Stripes on 600 W. College Blvd. avoided opening the store as a man with a grey bandana flashed a gun. She hid per Crime Stopper tips. no injuries occurred. The suspect fled in a red stripe Chevrolet El Camino from the 1980s. Police seek tips at 1 888 594 TIPS.
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Stripes
W. College Blvd
Travis Holley
Roswell
Neighborhood Watch
Holley
Feds release study on trapping effects for Mexican gray wolves
The U S Geological Survey report for New Mexico surveys trapping impacts on endangered wolves in the Southwestern recovery area. It finds regulated trapping caused limited injuries and deaths, while most wolf deaths are human caused or from other sources. Officials frame results as supporting a lifted ban, though environmentalists contest the release and implications.
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Feds
Albuquerque
Southwest
U.S. Geological Survey
New Mexico Department of Game and Fish
Bill Richardson
New Mexico
Game Department
Arizona
Wendy Keefover
Wild
Earth Guardians
Keefover
Wild Earth Guardians
Jim Lane
Wildlife Management Division
Lane
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Ken Williams
Joplin man cleared in West Mesa murders case
Ron Erwin a 58 year old Joplin businessman has been eliminated as a viable suspect in the West Mesa murders case. Albuquerque police say the investigation continues and Erwin was never charged. He passed a polygraph, and records show he was not in Albuquerque when several victims disappeared.
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Joplin
New Mexico
Ron Erwin
Desert Mesa
Joplin Globe
Erwin
Tricia Hoffman
Albuquerque Police Department
Phil Glades
Albuquerque
Alexandria
FBI
Barry Colvert
Glades
Colvert
West Mesa
NM AG Sues Over Water Shipment Amid Rio Grande Dispute
New Mexico Attorney General Gary King sues the federal government over a Bureau of Reclamation order to send Elephant Butte water to Texas. The suit claims 65,000 acre feet were illegally reclassified to satisfy El Paso County Water Improvement District under the Rio Grande Compact.
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Santa FE
Gary King
Elephant Butte Reservoir
Texas
King’s
Bureau of Reclamation
New Mexico
el Paso County
King
N.M
Mexico
Rio Grande
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Xcel Energy
East Summit Street
Ion
Emily Russo Miller Photo
Hannah Manemann
Chaves County
Roadrunner Cash
N. Montana
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Connie
Ren Seas
Country Club
Remax.com
Charles Fischer
Roswell-Record.com
Andrew Poertner
R. Coty Beck
Jim Dishman
Idishman
N. Main St
Roswell Rd, Inc
Edean
Roswell Daily Record
Roswelly Record
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Peokon
Rawal
M. Im
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