Gonzales resigns as U.S. attorney to become federal judge
Ken Gonzales, longtime U.S. attorney for the District of New Mexico, took the oath as a federal judge in Albuquerque. He led programs targeting Indian Country crime, drug trafficking and civil rights enforcement, and will serve in Las Cruces to address southern New Mexico caseloads. Gonzales grew up in northern New Mexico, attended UNM, and has Army Reserve service.
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Mexico releases drug kingpin Rafael Caro Quintero
Rafael Caro Quintero, 61, walked free after 28 years when a court overturned his 40 year sentence for the 1985 kidnapping and killing of DEA agent Enrique Camarena. U.S. officials criticized the release as deeply troubling while Mexico weighs extradition and ongoing U.S. drug charges.
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Seven Saudis among Yemen drone strike casualties
Yemeni officials say seven Saudis were among a group of al Qaida in the Arabian Peninsula members killed in recent U S drone strikes in Yemen. The raids, part of a broader campaign, targeted militant hideouts across southern and central provinces.
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Stolen Motorcycle Recovered After Traffic Stop
Police recovered a stolen motorcycle during a routine traffic stop at Jaffa Street and Emerald Drive. The rider had no keys or papers and claimed to have borrowed it. He was detained for investigation.
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Two women flee Walmart with nearly $898 in goods
White Police Blotter reports two female suspects loaded a cart with DVDs and clothing at 4500 N Main St Thursday. They were stopped as they tried to exit. they abandoned the cart and fled. Crime Stoppers at 888-594-TIPS offers anonymity and potential rewards.
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