Jury convicts armorer in Rust shooting manslaughter case
A Santa Fe jury convicts Hannah Gutierrez-Reed, Rust armorer, of involuntary manslaughter in the October 2021 death of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins. She faces up to 18 months in prison and a $5,000 fine. Baldwin faces separate involuntary manslaughter charges.
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Roswell Campaign Finance Case Ties Kintigh to Local Committee
City seeks civil penalties in a Roswell case over campaign finance disclosures. The filing cites Kintigh for Roswell, Roswell Resistance, and three council candidates James Ornelas Christopher Henley and Guy Malone for unreported donations totaling 1700 dollars in September 2023. It notes personal checks to former councilor Barry Foster and questions about use of Roswell City Hall as a return address.
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Plea Details Stretch Through Agent Pursuit on Beech Street
Balbino Martinez was arrested November 17 after a surveillance operation on Beech Street led to a chase reaching 65 mph. He allegedly carried cash and drugs including fentanyl and Suboxone, and implicated fellow suspect Alyoss Sanchez in a separate trafficking case.
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New Mexico Budget Hits 2025 Total with Raises and Investments
The 2025 budget signed by Governor Grisham expands spending by 653 million to 10.1 billion, sets a 32.5 percent reserve, and includes 3 percent raises for school staff and state workers. It directs 220 million to roads and litter control, funds housing and homeless initiatives, and allocates money for literacy, universal meals, and safety. The governor vetoed parts seen as policy mandates, including a possible 180 day school year rule, keeping districts able to choose four or five day weeks.
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