Ex-wife testifies in murder trial of Arizona escapee
Joy Glattfelder testified about her role in aiding John McCluskey and two truckers during a prison break that led to the 2010 killings of Gary and Linda Haas in Tecumseh Oklahoma. She described the life and death choice to help and the involvement of cash, supplies, and a getaway car.
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Man escapes police tunnel entry during burglary arrest
A 49 year old man in APD custody after burglary in progress on East Jefferson Street asked for medical help and tried to escape via a bathroom ceiling. He faces charges including commercial burglary and evading officers. Separate reports noted thefts on La Jolla Lane and at Motel 6, plus a shed break in with a knife set stolen.
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Crime report notes multiple incidents including burglary
Police responded Sunday to 1500 block North Kansas Avenue after suspects removed 500 dollars worth of power tools from a home under remodel. Officers checked a perimeter at Hobby Lobby and found an open door at Marshalls. No items reported stolen at Roswell Mall. Crime Stoppers 888-594-TIPS offers anonymity and possible reward.
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Judge to announce Manning sentence at Fort Meade
A military judge said she will announce Army Pfc. Bradley Manning's sentence at 10 a.m. Wednesday after deliberating since morning. Manning faces up to 90 years for leaking 700000 battlefield reports and cables, plus a Baghdad helicopter video. Prosecutors seek at least 60 years. defense seeks under 25 years. The case echoes historic sentences for espionage and treason.
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Lottery scholarships should be need based in New Mexico
New Mexico Voices for Children urges changing the lottery funded college aid to base awards on financial need. The group warns the 2014-2015 funding may fall short as costs rise faster than revenue and notes most aid now favors academic merit despite high poverty.
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