Yorkie theft and various City incidents reported
Police logged multiple incidents: a three month old Yorkshire terrier valued at 800 dollars stolen from a fenced yard on North Plaza Drive, a man seen near a backyard shed on East Van Buren Street, nearly 900 dollars in Craftsman tools missing, and damage to a vehicle with a bullet hole found in the wheel well. Also a fight at Sierra Middle School on Sycamore Avenue with a 13 year old victim.
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S. Sycamore Ave
SRO
Student Threat Leads to Battery Arrests at School
A student reported threats to the assistant principal on Tuesday. The next day the attacker cornered the victim in the lunchroom and assaulted her several times. Police issued two arrest citations one for battery and another for being a party to a crime Burglary. A walk in report described a burglary on West Eyman Street with a ransacked home and missing appliances. Call Crime Stoppers at 888 594 TIPS for information.
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West Eyman Street
Sierra Firefighter Aids Nebraska Blaze On Septaled Mission
Sierra Fire Department rookie Alec Davis joined Don and Aaron Ford on a 13 hour run to Chadron Nebraska to help quell a fire that scorched nearly 100 acres in wheat fields and trees. They faced a large multi‑agency effort with ranchers assisting, and Davis noted the townwide losses and community response while weighing a career move to Rapid City South Dakota.
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Chadron
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Driver surrenders in Roswell narcotics case tied to Most Wanted
Roswell officer arrested driver Mario Gabaldon 24 after a noon surrender following a search of a vehicle linked to Cody Hughes 22 who remains at large. Hughes and Gabaldon faced warrants for possession and distribution of marijuana and psilocin from the April 5 2011 stop and search.
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Mario Gabaldon
Roswell
Gabaldon
Daily Record
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Hughes
Court upholds ignition interlock rules in DWI cases
The New Mexico Appeals Court ruled that ignition interlocks remain required for DWI offenders including those impaired by drugs. The decision cites public safety aims while noting drug use may accompany alcohol. Tara Valdez case affirmed one year first offense and lifetime interlock for four or more offenses.
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New Mexico
Atkinson
Department of Transportation
Tara Valdez
Alex Chisholm
Albuquerque
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Celia Foy Castillo
Growth of local church spans tradition to today
The church began as a small outreach to Methodist leaders in Texas and the Southeast and grew into a community agent of change. Leader Wilcox notes ongoing change in services while maintaining tradition, including a contemporary Wednesday music service and a strong focus on youth, scholarships, and community volunteer work.
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Southeast
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