Drug Paraphernalia Arrests Reported in Roswell Blotter
Police blotter lists Israel C. Delarosa 58 of Roswell charged with possession of drug paraphernalia after a West Hendricks Street and South Lea Avenue arrest. Aaron Anthony Juarez 26 of Roswell charged with failure to comply at Pear Street and Orchard Avenue. Taylor M. Preston 19 of Roswell charged with possession of drug paraphernalia in the 1500 block of North Union Avenue.
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Roswell
West Hendricks Street
South Lea Avenue
Aaron Anthony Juarez
Pear Street
Orchard Avenue
Taylor M. Preston
North Union Avenue
State briefs highlight flu season concerns and local crime actions
New Mexico officials warn the flu season isn’t over with 40 hospitalizations per 100,000 and 28 deaths since 2014-15 amid influenza A dominance. A Navajo Nation officer died in a March shootout. authorities seek updated public safety funding. An Albuquerque meth case ends in aggravated battery and kidnapping charges. February shows 2 percent job gains in NM with 15,900 more jobs year over year.
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Dona Ann County
Red Valley
Arizona
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Yazzie
Navajo Nation
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Shelly
Navajo Nation Environmental Protection Agency
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Shiprock
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Rail crossing study fast tracked for Santa Teresa project
New Mexico Border Authority head says a 2 million feasibility study for an international rail crossing at Santa Teresa is on a fast track and could wrap up by July. HNTB, based in Houston, was chosen last year to conduct the study for a new railway bypass and border crossing aimed at boosting regional international trade.
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Las Cruces
New Mexico
Reforms fail to reach compromise on public works funding
The ic led Senate failed to agree on a public works funding package with Republicans accusing Gov. Susana Martinez of preferring bond funded highways while Democrats call the plan irresponsible. Talks collapsed as the session closed with many bills stalled and leaders blaming each other.
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Gerald Ortiz Y Pino
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Roswell Fire Dept Calls Log March 26 27 Dates
Roswell Fire Department logs show multiple incidents on March 26 into March 27 including medical calls on North Montana Avenue West Summit Avenue and De Bremond Drive. accidents with injuries at West Poe Street and 380 West. a structure fire on South Richardson Avenue. several fire alarms and burn permit issued on East Deming Street.
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East Bland Street
North Main Street
South Richardson Avenue
South Union Avenue
East Deming Street
West Fulkerson Drive
West Tilden Street
Mesa Verde Street
South Cedar Avenue
West Mathews Street
Apple Street
South Washington Avenue
Roswell Crash Kills Motorcyclist. Driver Named
Roswell police release the driver involved after a March 13 crash on North Main Street. Anthony Murillo, 31, of Roswell, struck Fred Garcia, 75, who was driving a car and turning left onto 19th Street. Garcia was killed, Murillo was uninjured. The intersection remained closed for hours and the investigation continues.
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Roswell
North Main Street
Fred Garcia
Anthony Murillo
19Th Street
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