Jury awards few details in Roswell homicide case notes
The Roswell court case details the Harris homicide timeline focusing on forensics and witness credibility. Prosecutors argue the shooting was not self defense while revealing autopsy findings of Bugarin’s four gunshot wounds. The defense cites family pressure and a dismissed civil suit.
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Lowry
Harris
Green
Bugarin
Roswell
John Wayne Davis
FBI
Capps Contemplates Extended Service Amid Chief Search
The Roswell council weighs keeping Chief Capps past September as city leaders plan to hire a new police chief after his announced retirement. Mayor Del Jurney and Councilor Henderson discuss delaying retirement to bridge the transition while the Human Resources department advertises the vacancy.
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Scott Douglass
Henderson
Capps
del Jurney
Jurney
John
Mattarco
Roswell
Library seeks money as fines and write-offs rise
Finance Committee heard that the library is losing large sums. City records show more than 90 500 in outstanding fines after writing off 235 000 in past due accounts dating to 1994. A collection firm will target delinquent accounts within three years while patrons face 20 cent daily fees and online renewals with a PIN.
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Henderson
Long
Man arraigned after alleged sexual assault in residence
Aguilar, who had been drinking at his apartment, allegedly assaulted a part time resident. The victim woke to the attack, fought back, escaped, and later returned with family. He was arraigned in Chaves County Magistrate Court and held on a $50,000 bond.
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Harris
el Paso
Texas
Bugarin
J.palmer
Roswell-Record.com
Aguilar
Chaves County
Solar energy rules take shape in New Mexico counties
Santa Fe and Valencia counties rewrite codes to include solar regulations and keep pace with industry. Chaves County has issued one special use permit for a 350 kilowatt solar array on a family farm to power irrigation, reflecting early local adoption and regulatory learning.
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Santa Fe
Valencia
Duncan Sill
Valencia County
Jacobo Martinez
Chaves County
Bruce Haley
West Country Club Road
Haley
Ehubbell
Roswell-Record.com
Arizona immigration law injunction blocks wartless arrests
A federal judge blocked Arizona from enforcing key provisions of its immigration statute including warrantless arrests for crimes leading to deportation and restricted local enforcement. The decision keeps sanctuary city limits and requires federal leadership on immigration policy while allowing some provisions to remain in effect. The state plans to appeal to the 9th Circuit in San Francisco.
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U.S. Justice Department
Phoenix
Arizona
Bolton
U.S
Justice Department
Hannah August
Mexico
Brewer
Paul Senseman
Boston
9Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
San Francisco
9Th Circuit
Senseman
Border governors set Sept 19 20 meeting in Santa Fe NM
U S and Mexican border governors will meet in Santa Fe on September 19 and 20 to discuss border security economic development and energy. Governor Richardson and California Governor Schwarzenegger will co host the event which aims to keep bi national dialogue active despite Arizona not attending. The meeting will include Mexican state governors and U S and Mexican agency representatives as ties to federal governments are emphasized.
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Border Govs
Santa FE
U.S
New Mexico
Bill Richardson
Arizona
Richardson
Logue
Coahuila
Chihuahua
Nuevo Leon
Sonora
Tamaulipas
Baja California
California
Arnold Schwarzenegger
Texas
Jan Brewer
Phoenix
Mexico
Justice, State and Homeland Security Departments
U.s.-Mexico
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