Off-Duty Deputy Averts Three Suspects Burglary
A neighbor on West Deming Street called in an in progress burglary on June 22. An off duty deputy joined the response, two suspects were nabbed inside the vehicle on West McGaffey Street, and three suspects faced charges including burglary conspiracy. Items stolen included a laptop, camera, and flatscreen TV. Evans, 22, faced additional larceny and tampering with evidence counts. All three held at Chaves County Detention Center.
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Break-in nets beer and cigarettes at local store
Police respond to a commercial burglary at Town & Country Food Store 1217 E Second St. Suspects shattered the front glass with a rock around 1 a.m. Thursday and stole beer and cigarettes valued at 85.54.
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Police Blotter Reports Larceny and Animal Cruelty Incidents
Moss area larceny involves $3200 in electronics and tripped window break in at 800 block West Ninth Street. A Hispanic male stole two 12 packs of beer worth 19.98 from All Sups at 2501 N Main St. A pit bull was shot in the leg on South Pennsylvania Avenue and awaits vet care. Lawn mower stolen from yard valued at 200 in the past week. Call Crimestoppers at 1 888 594 TIPS to share information anonymously.
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Court upholds murder convictions in Tafoya killings
New Mexico Supreme Court rejects Manuel Martinez challenges and affirms 99 year sentence for the 2002 stabbing deaths of Ervin Tafoya and his wife Julia at a rock and gem store in Hobbs. Martinez was convicted in 2007 of murder kidnapping armed robbery and burglary.
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New Mexico
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Julia Tafoya
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Ervin Tafoya
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South Dakota Court Upholds Cat Seizure In Driver Case
The South Dakota Supreme Court ruled 3-2 that a police seizure of 15 cats from Patricia Edwards's car was lawful as the animals posed a distraction and risk to public safety while she drove in Pierre. Edwards appealed a lower court ruling transferring ownership of the cats to a humane society.
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S.D
South Dakota Supreme Court
Patricia Edwards
David Gilbertson
Edwards
Pierre
Humane Society
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