State Police Officer Dies After Collision With Cow
State Police officer James Archuleta age 27 died when his patrol car struck a cow on U S 84 north of Española late Sunday. Investigators believe multiple northbound vehicles struck Archuleta after he was ejected from the car. he was not wearing a seatbelt. Funeral services set for June 8 at Holy Family Church Chimayo with burial at National Cemetery Santa Fe. Archuleta, of El Rito, served with the State Police since 2004 and had Marine reserve service.
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Carson National Forest delays Stage III fire restrictions
The Carson National Forest has postponed Stage III fire restrictions despite conditions meeting Stage II thresholds. A June 2 press release says fire managers hope to avoid closures by allowing moisture to improve. Stage II bans campfires and grills, with smoking restricted to vehicles, and Jicarilla District remains less restrictive. Community cooperation is cited as key to delaying stricter limits. For updates, call 1-877-864-6995 or visit fsfed.us/ra/carson and nmfireinfo.com.
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Cameras Watch Over 8th Judicial District Courthouse
Taos News reports installation of six video cameras at the 8th Judicial District Court on May 19, paid with state funds, to monitor key areas including the main courtroom and DV hearing room. Bailiffs say the system, with motion-triggered recording and disk backups, enhances security and deterrence.
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Rescuers Aid Man on Williams Lake Trail Near Taos
Rescuers hiked to help a man with chest pain on Williams Lake Trail above Taos Ski Valley. Agencies received the call at 2 45 p m. Medics stabilized him, then wheeled him to the parking lot for helicopter transfer to St Vincent s Hospital in Santa Fe. Construction workers assisted during the descent. Meanwhile Edwin Berg Jr 22 was indicted by a Taos grand jury on four counts related to the rape of a 14 year old girl and contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Indictment dated May 18 cites incidents on April 22 and May 5.
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Taos arrest details in Berg case and bond ruling in beer thefts
Taos police arrested Berg last month after an affidavit alleges consensual sex with a minor girl on at least three occasions. The girl was taken for a forensic interview and a sexual assault exam. In a separate case, Judge Sam Sanchez allowed Adam Gonzales to remain on a $10,000 unsecured bond after a bid for a secured bond citing two beer thefts and a daylight grab, with pretrial monitoring planned.
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