Woman Reports Missing iPhone in Police Blotter
A reader notes a missing iPhone case appears in the police blotter. The text reminds readers that arrest records are public and do not prove guilt.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 2014
Page
2
A reader notes a missing iPhone case appears in the police blotter. The text reminds readers that arrest records are public and do not prove guilt.
A brief police blotter entry notes an incident at a door and door jam. No injuries or suspects listed. Authorities record routine disturbance details and location context.
Police logged multiple incidents from Thursday to Friday including forced entry burglaries on Poe Place and South Garden Avenue with stolen power tools and TVs. An abandoned vehicle on East Frazier Street prompted tow requests, and another vehicle burglary on North Elm Avenue yielded two $300 TVs and $490 concert tickets stolen. A larceny report noted a missing $300 iPhone 5S, while an aggravated assault with a firearm occurred on A Street. Abel Ramirez of Roswell was arrested for possession of drug paraphernalia.
Authorities identify Senior Airman Christian Barreto found dead in his housing at Cannon Air Force Base in eastern New Mexico. Barreto was a senior operator with the 3rd Special Operations Squadron of the 27th Special Operations Wing. Age and hometown not released. cause of death under investigation.
The New Mexico Supreme Court canceled a planned August 28 hearing after Gary King and Secretary of State Dianna Duran resolved their legal dispute. Duran will allow $10,900 in contributions to retire King’s primary debt, reversing a prior stance.
Four new lawsuits filed this week in Albuquerque name the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Santa Fe. Albuquerque attorney Brad Hall adds to a tally of 25 suits with 11 settlements, including one against a former priest recently released from a Michigan prison after nine years for molesting two boys in the 1970s. The suits cite alleged molestations in the 1970s at a church west of Abiquiu and by other priests.
The Rio Arriba County sheriff Tommy Rodella has his law enforcement license suspended effective immediately, though he may still serve as sheriff without certification. Rodella and his son were indicted recently for conspiracy to violate a motorist's civil rights during a March traffic stop.
Roswell police identified a 24-year-old Hispanic woman and a 22-year-old Hispanic homeless man as suspects in an alley assault on a 45-year-old Roswell woman near North Lea Avenue. A 42-year-old Roswell woman witnessed the incident and a note was seized. The case remains under investigation.
Roswell Fire Department with AT and T and local chambers host a noon lunch August 28. Fire Chief Chad Hamill will discuss texting and driving with slides. Sunset Villa provides lunch. tickets are 10 dollars for members 15 dollars for nonmembers. Call 623-5695 for details.
Ferguson urged Energy Secretary Moniz to protect Doyle from penalties for participating in national nuclear policy dialogue. Doyle’s lawyer Mark Zaid appealed a whistle blower ruling to the DOE Office of Hearings and Appeals. Doyle says travel was canceled, he received one day investigative leave, and his clearances were stripped before his dismissal.
The front page notes that Willie Mays played for the New York Giants in a 1956 Lions Honda Little League item. A photo caption on A3 identifies Nick Austin as senior vice president of Pioneer. A Thursday page Al item places U S Rep Steve Pearce in southeastern New Mexico Wednesday for campaigning and official business.
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