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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 2016
Page
2
A 50-year-old man was attacked Tuesday around 6 15 p m by another man who allegedly struck him multiple times with a metal bat according to the Roswell Police Department. The incident is documented in the police blotter as a public record.
A police blotter details several incidents. Suspect identified in an assault warrant remains at large. Brady-Olivas faces drug paraphernalia possession after officers found a green glass device. Gutierrez charged with public nuisance after a Tuesday arrest. Burglary reports cite missing items including a silver watch, designer suit, pottery worth about 1000 dollars, personal papers, and a drill set. A vehicle window shattered and a money order stolen during thefts.
Police describe a violent confrontation at a West Deming Street home involving Molina and Saenz over childcare. Saenz allegedly grabbed a knife and stabbed the victim multiple times after the victim challenged Molina, with both brothers claiming self defense and the woman’s involvement disputed. Detective notes questioned motives and actions as officers documented injuries and blood on both suspects.
Roswell events include free kids golf at Nancy Lopez course with adult, Splash Pad opening June 1, Superkids Triathlon August 13 at Bottomless Lakes State Park, and summer sport camps for tennis basketball volleyball football run by the Parks and Recreation Department. Free park concerts Fridays and outdoor movies Saturdays at Cahoon Park and Spring River Park.
An ongoing summer program offers a lighthearted yoga class for adults 18 and up. The notice also mentions sports camps continuing throughout the season, highlighting a lively, activity-filled summer at the center.
Some Chaves County leaders seek an ordinance to raise the deputy salary cap from 95 percent of the elected official to as high as 120 percent. Sheriff Britt Snyder notes his chief deputy earns less than lieutenants he supervises and says pay reflects attracting qualified candidates.
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