Whistleblower fights state takeover of NM investment suit
Frank Foy, former chief investment officer of New Mexico s educational pension fund, asks a Santa Fe court to keep control of a whistleblower lawsuit he filed nearly three years ago. He argues a pay-to-play scheme influenced investments during Gov Richardson s tenure and objects to the State Investment Council and Attorney General Gary King leading the recovery litigation.
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New Mexico
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King
State District Court
Victor Marshall
Attorney General
Marshall
Bruce Malott
Albuquerque
Malott
Richardson
Gary Bland
Investment Council
Steve Moise
Governor shifts notary misconduct probe to state agency
Governor Susana Martinez orders the Regulation and Licensing Department to investigate misconduct allegations against notaries instead of the attorney general. The move follows the Albuquerque notary arrest in a drug trafficking case and addresses concerns over slow handling of immigrant document forgery claims linked to driver licenses.
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Susana Martinez
Martinez
Regulation and Licensing Department
Attorney General's Office
Albuquerque
Thompson woman released after animal cruelty charges in Roswell case
Debo rah Thompson was released by Municipal Court Judge Larry Loy on Tuesday after being held on failure to appear and resisting arrest charges tied to 27 counts of animal cruelty. Authorities had previously confiscated animals from the Jefferson Street home and later locations, citing repeated violations and court-ordered prohibitions on animal ownership.
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Deborah Thompson
Chaves County Detention Center
Thompsons
East Jefferson
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Thompson
Jefferson Street
West McGaffey Street
Animal Services
Roswell
Chaves County
Darren
Riac
J.palmer
Roswell-Record.com
Perps swap shoes and tools in early crime report
Police logged multiple incidents including two suspects seen leaving a residence after two tools a log wrench and drywall saw and two pairs of shoes were missing valued at 130 dollars. Other reports include aggravated assault a gun threat harassment shots fired and embezzlement. Crime Stoppers tip line provided.
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Chaves County Crime Stoppers Launches Website
The Chaves County Crime Stoppers group unveiled a new website under construction since April with design by Juliana Halvorson. President Steve Wolfe says the 2011 tech approach aims for accuracy and timeliness and plans include online tips with anonymity.
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Crime Stoppers
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Roswell
Daily Record
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