Contreras escapes jail time on appeal in New Mexico
Former Dexter Police Chief Mario R. Contreras accepted a plea deal in district court on Wednesday that avoids jail, suspends one year of unsupervised probation, requires a $300 donation to Roswell Refuge, and bars him from law enforcement work in New Mexico. He pleaded Alford to one petty misdemeanor battery and one misdemeanor stalking, with the remaining charges dismissed upon successful probation.
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Early voting signs favor Clinton in 2016 race
Clinton holds an apparent edge over Trump as more than a quarter of ballots are cast, with concerns about weaker GOP turnout. Obama 2012 levels are not matched, while Midwest support and African American turnout lag as millions of early votes flow in.
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Roswell man charged after four offenses in separate complaints
A 53-year-old Roswell man Arturo Garcia was charged in three criminal complaints with four offenses including shooting at a dwelling arson over 100 and possession of controlled substances. A Sept. 6 shots fired report described damaged glass and a residence incident. See CHARGED, Page A2.
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