Bin Laden Raid Details Drained Of Public Debate
After the Navy SEAL raid that killed Osama bin Laden, officials offered few new details about the operation. President Obama planned a trip to Ground Zero, while Attorney General Holder defended the action as lawful and self defensive.
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Teenager detained in fatal child abuse case in New Mexico
A teenager was detained after a one year old child was found in a residence and turned over to the New Mexico Department of Children Youth and Families. Police await autopsy results from the New Mexico Office of Medical Investigation in Albuquerque.
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Spree Linked to Multi-State Vehicle Thefts
A group spanned from San Jose to Roswell covering 1470 miles. They confessed to stealing two vehicles in Nevada and Arizona and to numerous RV electronics including iPods GPS units and gas cans. Police pursued them across Reno Las Vegas Williams Albuquerque and Roswell.
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Mississippi Flood Records May Fall As Great Rains Return
Forecasters warned high water from the Mississippi and its tributaries could break earlier records set in 1927 and 1937. Officials noted levees and locks lessen devastation this time, while floods threaten Arkansas Kentucky Tennessee and Louisiana with evacuations and detours. Federal aid was declared in parts of Tennessee Mississippi and Kentucky.
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NMMI names Harvard regimental commander for next year
At New Mexico Military Institute Harvard, 18, will become regimental commander as a college sophomore next year. He succeeds Pino, 20, of Zia Pueblo, the first American Indian commander, who will study law at the University of New Mexico. The change ceremony is planned for mid May during graduation week festivities.
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CID investigators detail path from tips to warrants
Hiatt outlines CID workflow from securing scenes to affidavits. Detectives rely on witness cooperation and evidence collection, with scene processing by the Technical Services Unit and outside DNA labs. Probable cause and DA approval determine warrants, while citizen tips and teamwork drive cases forward.
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Late campaign filing penalties eyed in New Mexico
Secretary of State Duran says about 50 candidates received notices for late filings and may avoid fines with explanations. Roughly 500 to 700 current and past candidates must still file reports as the office enforces campaign disclosure. Gardner explains travel and email issues delayed his report but later submitted it. he argues extensions exist in other areas like taxes.
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