Roswell Chief outlines 2015 plan focused on community policing
Roswell Police Chief Phil Smith presented 2015 priorities to the city council centering on community policing. The plan expands the School Resource Officer program to five officers and one sergeant, with after school campus time balanced by summer outreach and partnerships with Parks and Recreation, the Roswell Museum and Arts Center, and the public library to engage youth and deter crime. The strategy also includes hot spot policing to target high crime areas and allocate scarce resources where crime is most likely to occur.
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Harley rider raises funds for fallen soldiers at local stop
Adam Sandoval a 6 foot 2 inch Harley rider from Green Bay Wisconsin tours the lower 48 states in 12 months with his dog Scooter to benefit the American Legion Legacy Scholarship Fund. He stopped at Champion Motorsports in Green Bay with Scooter a 6 year old Chihuahua to push donations and awareness.
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City Council Votes to Demolish Home on Union Ave
The City Council, by an 8-2 vote, authorized demolishing a home at 1107 N Union Ave after a quasi judicial hearing over the owner's objection. Testimony included city citations dating to 2011 and extensive input from city staff and Leonard Boggs of Roswell.
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Balderas Reviews Private-Lawyer Legal Practices
New Mexico Attorney General Hector Balderas in Albuquerque said his office will assess the use of private law firms to file lawsuits. He referenced a New York Times report noting firms hire by public agencies in return for a percentage of wins and campaign donations, and he pledged reforms to protect integrity.
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Roswell man arrested 24 hours after Wednesday shooting
Roswell police arrested 22 year old Angel Alfred Martinez at about 3 p.m. Thursday on charges tied to a shooting that targeted a car carrying Fabian Ward Sr. and Thomas Olivas who had just left jail. The incident occurred near East Poe Street and Cahoon Avenue, close to the Chaves County Detention Center.
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Roswell official backs end to Chaves courthouse dress code
Chaves County Commissioner Will Cavin, once barred from the 1911 courthouse for attire, supports a Dec. 18 county commission resolution ending the historic dress code. He recalls being turned away during a previous oath ceremony and says common sense should guide leadership.
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