Roswell adds Manuel Munoz to Most Wanted list
Manuel P. Munoz 38 is newly named to Roswell's Most Wanted list after alleged battery of a household member. Police say he slapped punched and kicked his wife over several days in July. Munoz is 5'4" 205 pounds with black hair brown eyes and tattoos including Silvia on his right hand and Kylee on his left.
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Pence Defends Rule Change on Migrant Detention Policy
Vice President Mike Pence defended the Trump administration rule allowing U S Customs and Border Protection to detain migrant children indefinitely. He argued the measure combats human trafficking and ends the catch and release practice. Pence spoke at a press conference as the policy drew criticism.
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LULAC council backs El Paso shooting victims march
Roswell Council 8051 and other LULAC groups gathered in El Paso on August 10 for a unity march named March for a United America. About 400 participants from multiple New Mexico councils joined a route from Armijo Park to the county courthouse to show support for El Paso and Juarez after the Walmart shooting that killed 22 and wounded 24. The event featured Richard Garcia and Dr. Juan Garcia speaking on ongoing civil rights efforts, with Domingo Garcia calling for unity and a white wear for peace.
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New Mexico Game and Fish opens green facility in Roswell
The $9.5 million administrative and education center for the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish in Roswell moved staff and resources from the old West Second Street offices to 1615 W. College Blvd. Captain Andrew Gray, head of the southeast region, said the eight to ten staffers completed the move last week and that about 30 years of work and materials were relocated.
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NM proposes ban on wildlife trapping near cities
New Mexico regulators proposed restricting traps and snares to select public lands outside Albuquerque Santa Fe Las Cruces and Taos and establishing a half mile no trapping buffer at recognized hiking trailheads to reduce conflicts and animal suffering.
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