Notorious Roswell Sheriff Frederick Higgins A Rebel Hero
Frederick R Higgins a colorful Roswell sheriff figure from New Mexico history faced gunfights and vigilante justice. Born 1860 in Georgia he lived a life of violence across Texas Mexico Brazil New Mexico and California before serving as deputy in Roswell and later as a U S Mounted Police member. He reportedly killed Black Jack Christians in 1897 and possibly Billy Hayes during a chase, with death dates conflicting between 1924 and 1941 and a possible grave in Long Beach California.
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Kilmer seeks neighbor accord at New Mexico hearing
Val Kilmer testified before San Miguel County commissioners to repair relations after quotes calling his county the homicide capital of the Southwest and saying 80 percent of residents are drunk. He apologized, stressed he loves the area, and county officials approved the Pecos River Ranch guest houses despite a local challenge.
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Berg Park trains swift water rescuers from multiple states
Vince Moffitt of Arroyo Rescue certified 18 Rio Rancho firemen as swift water rescue technicians in Berg Park on the Animas River. Trainees included college students from Johnson State College and Union College. The 72 hour course covers throw bags ropes knots and more for river professionals and recertification is required every three years.
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