Suspected thefts and felon in possession report in Roswell area
Police logged several incidents Monday including a vehicle windshield and headlight damage at Farleys Restaurant 1351 North Main Street. Witnesses saw three girls nearby but denied breaking anything. A felon in possession report noted a Rogers 9 mm firearm and a 30 round magazine found in a duffle bag. Additional thefts included tools from a trailer and missing baseball cards valued at 1000 dollars and an original Anarchist Cookbook print. Crime Stoppers urged tips 888-594-TIPS with anonymity and rewards possible.
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Lerma Arrested on 33 Counts of Phone Fraud
John Lerma, 20, was arrested on a warrant issued to the Chaves County Sheriff's Office. He is charged with 33 counts of fraud after a fellow inmate reported Lerma obtained his PIN and made 33 phone calls. Lerma has prior charges of residential burglary and battery and bonded out of CCDC on Tuesday.
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Roswell Police seek links in two armed robberies
Roswell police investigate two Monday armed robberies at a Hampton Inn and at Fatt Kids Zone on Main Street. A suspect described as 5'10" in his 20s fled with money. no injuries reported. Detec tives seek tips at 575 624 6770 or Crime Stoppers 1 888 594 TIP S.
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Roswell
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Fatt Kids Zone
S. Main St
Last week Sanchez backs Wilson in divisive GOP primary
Lt. Gov. John Sanchez announced support for Wilson to avoid a split in the GOP ahead of pivotal Senate race. Democrats hold both seats since Udall replaced Domenici. New Mexico candidates filed petitions for Congress and Court of Appeals races, including Chavez Grisham Griego Arnold Jones Lewis Smith and Pearce unopposed in primaries.
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Albuquerque
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Las Cruces
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Roswell
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State expands oversized hay load permits in New Mexico
Gov. Susana Martinez signed a law allowing special permits for oversized hay shipments on state roads to ease drought strain on ranchers. The bill, sponsored by Sen. Stuart Ingle, aims to sustain farming by giving farmers necessary transport tools. In Albuquerque and surrounding areas this measure targets agricultural logistics amid water shortages and livestock needs.
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New Mexico
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Suspect Arrested in Meth Network Tied to Guzman Cartel
Mexican authorities detained 43 year old Jaime Herrera Herrera in Sinaloa state as a principal meth producer for the Sinaloa cartel led by Joaquin Guzman known as El Chapo. He admitted moving tons of meth into the United States amid broader seizures of meth precursors and labs.
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E] Chapo” Guzman
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Mexico
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