Tragic 14 Month Old Dies in Backing Vehicle Incident
A Roswell family mourns after a 14 month old boy died Monday evening on West Walnut Street when a friend backed up a vehicle while the child played behind it. Police say no charges will be filed.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 04, 2011
Page
2
A Roswell family mourns after a 14 month old boy died Monday evening on West Walnut Street when a friend backed up a vehicle while the child played behind it. Police say no charges will be filed.
A Florida grower recalls grape tomatoes after a positive salmonella test. Affected lots include Cherry Berry DWH pack date April 11, distributed to multiple states and Canada. The recall also involves Taylor Farms Pacific deli salads sold in major retailers. refunds offered at purchase.
Police responded to the 1500 block of West Albuquerque Street after jewelry valued at 3100 dollars vanished. The items included a white gold ring with 24 baguette diamonds and other diamond pieces last seen on Easter Sunday.
Vergety police blotter reports an arrest for aggravated DUI with a blood alcohol content twice the legal limit. The suspect resisted officers at booking and spat at a sergeant, leading to a battery charge. Crime Stoppers information line provided for anonymous tips and potential rewards.
Gateway Christian School hosted its third annual Workathon to fund school remodeling and support community nonprofits. About 246 students served at Beehive Homes Harvest Ministries Salvation Army Cahoon Park and local churches earning a goal-beating $25,000 from sponsors White Cloud Pipeline Hanson & McBride Taylor Orthodontics and Mark W Taylor & Associates.
Capitan hosts the 9th Smokey Bear Days May 6-7 with a crafts sale at Smokey Bear Historical Park, a Saturday parade at 10 a.m. on Smokey Bear Boulevard, followed by an antique car show and chainsaw carving, then an outdoor street dance at 7 p.m. Sponsors include the U S Forest Service and Smokey Bear organizations.
Roswell man Andrew Carrillo, 22, received a seven year federal prison term for felon in possession of firearms and possession of stolen firearms. He will serve three years supervised release and pay 39500 restitution to the stolen firearms’ owner. The 2008 incident led to discovery of three handguns and one 9 mm round. Carrillo had a prior felony.
Call toll free 1 800 FED INFO for federal programs benefits and services from the Federal Consumer Information Center. Reach weekday hours eight to eight ET or visit pueblo gsa gov call for assistance in locating the right agency.
The Chaves County Board of Commissioners will hold a special meeting at 8 30 a m Thursday May 5 in the Joseph R Sheen Building at the County Administrative Center 1 St Marys Place Two agenda items include a budget workshop and authorization to publish for a public hearing on revising the county fire protection excise tax ordinance A copy of the agenda is available online at haves am us county About us Agenda to obtain.
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