Officials vote to uphold Town Plaza condemnation
Roswell City Council, in a 6 to 3 decision, refused to rescind the July condemnation of Town Plaza Apartments on South Sunset Avenue. Larry Edmisten III's attorney alleged due process violations, citing Jan 3 red tagging and tenant displacement, while city officials described safety and code violations at the property.
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Roswell
Sunset Avenue
Jeanine Corn Best
Jason Roebuck
Judy Stubbs
Caleb Grant
Steve Henderson
Barry Foster
Angela Moore
Juan Oropesa
Savino Sanchez
George Peterson
William Griffin
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Law
Larry
Rick” Edmisten III
Griffin
City Building Department
Bill Morris
Ty Development
Poodle
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South Sunset Avenue
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Aaron Holloman
Grand jury indicts man on capital murder in El Paso Walmart attack
Patrick Crusius, 21, of Allen Texas, was indicted on one count of capital murder for the Aug. 3 Walmart mass shooting in El Paso that killed 22. Prosecutors pursue the death penalty while Crusius remains jailed without bond.
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el Paso
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Patrick Crusius
Allen
Jaime Esparza
Crusius
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State moves to crack down on unpaid wage claims
Albuquerque officials plan to sue Hacienda Del Rio and its owners over alleged wage violations including unpaid overtime, unlawful payroll deductions, and bad checks. The action targets 33 workers after dozens of complaints filed over two years.
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Hacienda del Rio
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Querque
Bond set for man who drove into manure pond
In Chaves County Magistrate Court a $2000 bond was set for 31 year old Joseph Ponce of Roswell. Authorities say he led deputies on a high speed chase in a stolen tan 2002 Escalade that ended when the vehicle plunged into a manure pond early Sunday. Charles Yslas of the sheriff's office identified the driver.
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Chaves County
Charles Yslas
New tool lets New Mexicans settle debt disputes online
New Mexico courts introduced Online Dispute Resolution to resolve debt and money disputes via online negotiations. The free program, available in all 13 judicial districts and magistrate courts since Sept 1, allows self represented litigants to negotiate settlements without in person court appearances using a computer or mobile device. The platform was developed by Tyler Technologies of Texas.
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New Mexico
James Hudson
5Th Judicial District Court
Thomas Lilley
Cathy Lilley
Chaves County
Roswell
Hudson
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