Paraphernalia arrests reported in Roswell blotter
Roswell police arrested two men on drug paraphernalia charges in separate incidents early Friday. Martin Rodriguez Lujan 53 was taken into custody on possession of drug paraphernalia after officers found a syringe on Frazier Street at 12:37 a.m. Santiago P Brady Olivas 18 was arrested on Jaffa Street with a smoking device and cylinders containing marijuana residue. A separate late Thursday traffic stop led to another Roswell man being charged with a drug offense.
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Roswell police report multiple local incidents and arrests
A series of Roswell incidents include Diego Guerra 18 arrested for marijuana possession and drug paraphernalia after 20 grams were found in a metal pipe. Ray Shirley 21 jailed for shoplifting at Albertson's. Two unattended deaths reported on Swinging Spear Road and West Alameda Street. Domestic dispute leads to disorderly conduct arrest of Freddy Olivas 33. Jasmine Aguirre 20 arrested for marijuana with 7 grams found. Jewelry burglary over 2215 dollars with no arrests. iPhone theft at South Main Street. Isaac Able Biaza 19 charged for criminal damage after breaking a window. Tool theft worth 1000 dollars reported on West Country Club Road. Contraband found at Goddard High School with three knives and two pipes handed to police. All events in Roswell.
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Mexico's crackdown cuts child migrant flows on La Bestia
Mexican federal police and immigration officers sweep the tracks of La Bestia in southern Mexico, detaining fewer than 15 migrants on a train that previously carried 600 to 1,000 at a time. Officials report a broad decline in unaccompanied children and families along routes to the United States as raids and checkpoints rise.
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Family alleges unarmed man shot by Bloomfield police
The family of Jonathan Rogers says he was unarmed when Bloomfield police killed him after a domestic dispute report. State police say two Bloomfield officers faced a suspect with a deadly weapon and will not comment on the family's remarks while investigations continue.
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