NYPD fires officer in Garner chokehold death case
After five years of investigations and protests the NYPD fired Daniel Pantaleo the officer involved in Eric Garner’s 2014 chokehold death. Police Commissioner James O Neill said Pantaleo violated department rules and can no longer serve with the NYPD. The decision drew praise from Garner’s family and activists and anger from the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association who called for a no confidence vote against the mayor and commissioner. Pantaleo's lawyer said appeals would follow.
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Summit frames domestic terror debate across New Mexico
Ezzell and Lindsey highlighted a bipartisan summit on domestic terrorism with buy in from local state and federal officials. They discussed improving agency communication mental health needs and a potential state unit while gun safety proposals surface for the January session amid partisan resistance.
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Roswell area group advances recycling and festival plans
Main Street Roswell outlines progress and events. Executive Director Kathy Lay and Molly Boyles discuss plastic lid recycling to form benches with All Saints Catholic School, eight benches due in November. A combined Pinata and Chile Cheese Festival aims to draw visitors to the Eastern New Mexico State Fair.
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Oil Revenue Boom Pushes New Mexico Budget Higher
Oil gains in the Permian Basin lift state revenues as New Mexico forecasts a larger surplus and lawmakers approve a 663 million spending rise for education and infrastructure. Gov Grisham-backed budget totals 7 billion, with 389 million for highways. 20 percent reserve target kept.
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Epstein will leaves estate to victims amid lawsuits and assets
Epstein's will names beneficiaries as his victims pursue claims against the estate. Lawyers expect many suits over estates and settlements, with assets including properties, art, and nearly 200 million in hedge funds and private equity. William Blum says debts and claims will be fairly administered.
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