Priest slaying ends as cook jailed after confession
Steven A. Degraff, 33, jailed on murder and related charges in the stabbing and beating death of Rev. Michael Mack at the Servants of the Paraclete compound near Jemez Springs New Mexico. Investigators linked evidence to Degraff, who had prior arrests in several states.
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Bernalillo
Michael Mack
Steven A. Degraff
Sandoval County
Mack
Degraff
Margaret Cassidy Baca
Paraclete
Jemez Springs
Ray Gunzel
Fitzgerald
Steven Degraff
Mike
Gunzel
Jemez Mountains
New Mexico
Archdiocese of
Santa Fe
Peter Lechner
Wiese
State Crime Lab
Patrick McNertney
N.M. 4
la Cueva
Sandoval
Stephen Reynolds
Pojoaque Pueblo
Degrafl
Pojoaque
University of Arizona
Catholic Newman Center
Winslow
Ariz
California
Nevada
Pennsylvania
New York
F.L. Donofrio
Santa Fe council candidate runs betting pool for elections
Santa Fe City Council hopeful Donado Coviello promoting a "Gaming for Government" pool with $50 gathered and a 15 percent rake to fund his campaign. Officials warn such bets may violate state law and require a prosecutor or police action, while Coviello cites unverified wagers under $25 from three backers.
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Santa FE
Capital City
Donado “Cove” Coviello
Santa Fe Plaza
Coviello
State Bureau of Elections
Denise Lamb
Bureau of Elections
Lamb
District Attorney's Office
Joyce Lincoln
Attorney General's Office
State Gaming Control Board
Henry Valdez
John Coventry
Yolando Vigil
Inmates Deaths Prompt Security Upgrades at New Mexico Jail
Strangulation deaths of two inmates at Southern New Mexico Correctional Facility trigger security boosts. Cameras installed. sensors added. inmate levels reclassified 1 through 6. Units now have dedicated managers. pods of 16 inmates grouped to curb gang activity. No arrests yet in the March killings of Rolando Garza and Frank Castillo.
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LAS Cpruces
Southern
New Mexico
Las Cruces
Santa Fe
Scott
State Corrections Department
Department
Gerges Scott
Steve Nance
Wvu
Rolando Garza
Frank Castillo
Albuquerque
Susan Reidel
Rich Libber
Garza
Castillo
New Mexico Syndicate
Taos Pueblo Governor: No Immediate Change to Traditional Government
Taos Pueblo Gov. Vincent Lujan Sr says the traditional form of government will not change soon. A watchdog group criticizes the system as the pueblo faces casino revenue questions and calls for broader voting by all tribal members to oversee funds.
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Taos Pueblo
Vincent Lujan Sr
John Suazo
Pueblo
Residents In
Lujan
Niy
Suazo
Scenic Pueblo
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