Felon Arrests For Gun Possession In Roswell
Roswell Police report two felons were arrested for firearm possession with alcohol and prior convictions noted. Ernest Lisenbee Jr., 28, and Kenneth Miller, 30, remained in custody on cash bonds of 10000 and 5000 respectively. Additional shoplifting and marijuana charges were also cited among local arrests.
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Roswell
Ernest Paul Lisenbee Jr
Hendricks Street
Union Avenue
Lisenbee
Kenneth Miller
Alamogordo
Main
First Streets
Miller
Chaves County Detention Center
Man Arrested in Roswell on Drug Paraphernalia Charge
Roswell Police arrested Daniel Cabrera aged 19 of Hagerman after a 1:28 a.m. response to a suspicious vehicle report on Emer ald Street. He faces a charge of possession of drug paraphernalia for having a marijuana grinder.
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Robins Street
Jaynan McKelvey
Roswell
Emerald Street
Daniel Cabrera
Hagerman
Cabrera
Man Arrested After Welfare Check in Roswell
Roswell police responding to a welfare check on North Kentucky Avenue arrested 25 year old Chance L Sherburne on a disorderly house charge after the 2 39 a m incident.
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Roswell
Kentucky Avenue
Chance L. Sherburne
Bernalillo County DA Investigated for Reimbursing Burglary Victims
The Bernalillo County district attorney, Kari Brandenburg, is under investigation for possible state law violations and using public funds to reimburse burglary victims to protect her son. Albuquerque police and detectives told the Albuquerque Journal they have pursued the case for about a year and see probable cause for felony charges.
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Albuquerque
Bernalillo County
Albuquerque Journal
Kari Brandenburg
Caption correction for Sun photo of Gen Childress display
A correction notes retired Gen Jerry Childress was shown with an M42 40 mm tank on display at the National Guard armory in Roswell. This replaces the previous caption in Sunday's Sun.
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South Richardson Avenue
Gen
Jerry Childress
National Guard Armory
Public hearing eyed on amended Roswell animal shelter ordinance
Roswell City Council will hear public input Thursday on proposed changes to the animal shelter ordinance. The meeting starts at 6 p.m. at city hall. The shelter recently extended hours to aid adoptions and reclaiming pets, and new changes aim to help rescue groups adopt dogs and cats, per a Roswell Police Department news release.
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City Hall
City of
Roswell
Animal Shelter
Roswell Considers Amended Animal Shelter Ordinance Changes
The Roswell council weighs amendments to shelter policy to extend holding times for rescues and remove random inspection clauses. Proposals require rescue groups to share shelter locations and partner details, with higher adoption goals and rules on spay neuter vaccines and city tags. Adoption fees are 40 dollars for dogs and 30 for cats, with 1 dollar per animal to rescues. Reclaim fees are 40 dollars for owners, who must ensure spay neuter and vaccination compliance. Shelter hours are weekdays 8 am to 6 pm and weekends 8 am to 4 pm. call 624-6722 for details.
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