Lawsuit Filed Over Hobbs Woman Shooting Across States
The family of Amy Reyna, 35, Hobbs, New Mexico, sues Denver City Police, Yoakum County Sheriff, and Lea County Sheriff Dept alleging constitutional rights violations after a 20-mile high speed chase into New Mexico ended with Reyna shot by Denver City Officer Ryan Taylor. The dash cam shows her car backing up as three shots hit the engine and four hit the driver’s seat. no charges filed. Autopsy found methamphetamine in Reyna's system.
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Wildlife death on Fort Apache lands sparks investigation
Wildlife managers probe the death of a Mexican gray wolf found at the end of March on the Fort Apache reservation. It is the second wolf death this year amid ongoing reintroduction politics and legal actions between environmentalists and ranchers. Fire restrictions will cover the Cibola National Forest due to persistent drought and high fire danger starting Monday on several ranger districts.
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Immigrant Rally Planned in Albuquerque South Valley
A coalition plans a Thursday rally at Gateway Park in the South Valley to advocate for immigrants in New Mexico and protest deportations under President Obama. Organizers include El Centro de Igualdad y Derechos and other local groups joining nationwide demonstrations.
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New Mexico
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el Centro de Igualdad Y Derechos
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Gateway Park
Two Suspicious Fires Reported In Roswell
Roswell police investigated two suspected arsons on the 400 block of South Union Avenue within an hour early Tuesday. A dumpster fire at 12:30 a.m. and a second blaze damaging a compact car at 1:20 a.m. are under review by Roswell Fire Department and police.
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Rotary Desert Sun Golf Classic Seeks Local Charities
The Sun Classic golf tournament invites local nonprofits to apply for share of proceeds likely exceeding $40,000. Now in its 24th year the Roswell event has raised about $650,000 for groups including Working Mothers Day Nursery Reins For Life Boy Scouts and a nursing scholarship at ENMU Roswell. Applications and details mailed to Rotary Desert Sun Classic P O Box 1573 Roswell NM 88202. Deadline May 9. For more information call Larry Stiles at 575 622 1121.
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Reins For Life
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