Thieves target freon copper jewelry assets in Roswell incidents
Police report multiple crimes around Roswell. Freon and copper were stolen from three freezers at Roswell High School with $2,700 in repair costs. A second theft on South Elm Avenue involved $5,136 in jewelry clothing and cell phones. Additionally a vehicle tow incident damaged an evidence bay. Other reports include a home intrusion on West Juniper Street and a man seen fleeing a house. A man on East Alameda Street claimed divine instruction for tearing down a fence. Crime Stopper tips offered with anonymous rewards.
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New Mexico Bears Population Not Endangered say Officials
Public Information Officer Marty Frentzel reassures that New Mexico has 6000 to 7000 black bears despite drought heat and fires. He notes habitat limits and noninterference policy while stressing bears move in search of calories and sometimes enter towns.
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Clovis
Santa Rosa
Amarillo
Colorado
Chaves County officials challenge dune sagebrush lizard listing
Chaves County commissioners met with U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service officials to question the data supporting a possible endangered species listing for the dune sagebrush lizard. They cited the Kintigh and Fitzgerald reports and urged review to prevent economic harm from oil and gas dependence.
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Kintigh
Dennis Kintigh
Roswell
Wally Murphy
Ecological
Tom Buckley
Southwest
Nibert
U.S
Steve Pearce
Greg Nibert
Dan Girand
Chaves County Public Lands Advisory Committee
Richard Taylor
Kim Chesser
Corrections correct misidentified local figures in notices
The Record notes errors in two weekend notices. It clarifies that Dawson Napps Jr. was the person found in the park, not the elder artist, and that individual Roswell Symphony Orchestra members performed at the Waymaker tribute, not the full orchestra.
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RSO
Symphony
Albuquerque forms economic crimes unit to target repeat thieves
The Albuquerque Police Department announces a new economic crimes section to pursue organized groups that repeatedly steal from retail outlets and resell goods online and at flea markets. The unit combines white collar crimes and pawn shop teams and starts with six detectives a sergeant and a lieutenant.
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Coalition Against Organized
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