Roswell Fire Arson Probe and Dual Sexual Assault Arrests
Roswell police and fire crews respond to a possible arson at 400 block of South Sequoia Avenue with investigators unsure if linked to other city arsons. A woman faces multiple charges including battery on a peace officer after a July incident involving a DUI arrest, a booking-room assault, and suspected identity concealment. Police also report two men, Rodolfo Ronquillo and Cody Hairston, held on false imprisonment and criminal sexual penetration charges after a Sunday assault near Southeast Main and Hobbs, with both awaiting detention center custody on $50,000 bonds.
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Police name person of interest in Roswell Torrez murder
Roswell Police identify Matthew Sifuentes as a person of interest in the May 1 homicide of Jessica Torrez, 31, whose body was found on the 1500 block of North Montana. Sifuentes is a 30 year old Hispanic male, 6 feet tall, 160 pounds, with black hair and brown eyes. Detectives seek information on his whereabouts and any case tips to Roswell Police or Crime Stoppers.
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Santa Fe Health Program Expands Prenatal Care Access
A Santa Fe hospital joins the Healthy Babies campaign to extend prenatal care in Santa Fe County regardless of ability to pay. Christus St. Vincent will cover eligible uninsured costs, with Familia Medical Center offering walk in pregnancy testing and counseling.
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Roswell Officials Set Public Hearing On 2014 15 Justice Grant
The Roswell Police Department hosts a public hearing at 3 p.m. May 13 at 128 W. Second St to discuss the 2014 15 Justice Assistance Grant application. Roswell Police and Chaves County Sheriff's Office will explain proposed grant spending and invite community members to attend.
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City panel seeks judiciary opinion on federal law conflict
Correction: Councilor Jason Perry and the Planning and Zoning Committee intend to seek a District Court judge's opinion on whether the state can compel the city to break federal law. The May 7 edition misreported that a ruling was sought.
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