Public Safety
Cleaning staff entered a room at the Arrowhead Motel at 1191 E. Hwy. 66 on the morning of Feb. 4 to find an unresponsive man inside.
Police and emergency personnel were notified and dispatched at 10:24 am. They confirmed that Jackson Gorman, 62, of Window Rock, Ariz. had died.
Investigators said nothing stood out about...
Public Safety
Weekly Police Activity Reports
DOUBLE STABBINGGallup, Jan. 24
A Church Rock man is now facing ten charges after reportedly stabbing two people.
Fernando Largo, 24, has been charged with two counts of aggravated battery, three counts of aggravated assault, three counts of abuse of a child and a count each of tampering with evidence and resisting or evading an officer.
On Jan. 24, Gallup Police Officer Michael Eley was dispatched to the Redwood Lodge, 907 E. Hwy. 66, in connection with a stabbing. When he arrived, he saw a man and woman lying in the parking lot.
Nathan King was lying on his side with a visible laceration on his right side. Valicia Ayze had a visible wound to her left forearm.
Ayze said she...
WEEKLY DWI REPORT
Myron McCabeJan. 16, 2:36 pm
Aggravated DWI
Gallup Police Officer Timo Molina said he stopped his unit when he was approached by a woman who said her two-year-old child was in a vehicle leaving the parking lot and the driver was intoxicated.
Molina said he made a traffic stop on the vehicle and found Myron McCabe 33, from Round Rock, Ariz., inside as the driver. The child was in a child-restraint seat.
Molina said he could also smell the odor of alcohol coming from the vehicle. McCabe admitted to drinking prior to driving.
He also agreed to take the standard field sobriety tests and failed and was arrested for DWI. He later agreed to take a breath alcohol test and posted...
Parking lot stabbing leaves one man dead
Sheriff's Office: "We need witnesses to come forward" - Undersheriff James MairoanoOne man is dead after an alleged parking lot fight at T&R Feed and Rope Center turned deadly Feb. 12.
The suspect, who Sheriff officials declined to name at this time, was arrested on Navajo Nation land thanks to some persistent witnesses.
McKinley County Sheriff’s office responded to the “fight call” at 2:30 pm.
Undersheriff James Maiorano said before deputies arrived on scene they were notified that the Native American male stabbing victim was sitting in a gray pickup truck in the parking lot. When deputies arrived, medical personnel were already tending to the victim.
Witnesses to the fight...
Parking lot stabbing leaves one man dead
Sheriff's Office: "We need witnesses to come forward" - Undersheriff James MairoanoOne man is dead after an alleged parking lot fight at T&R Feed and Rope Center turned deadly Feb. 12.
The suspect, now identified as Nelbert Billy, 20, of Manuelito, N.M., was initially arrested on Navajo Nation land for an unrelated charge. He has since been arrested and charged in McKinley County with one open count of murder.
McKinley County Sheriff’s office deputies responded to the “fight call” at 2:30 pm.
Undersheriff James Maiorano said before deputies arrived on scene they were notified that Delbert Billy, 41, of Manuelito, N.M., was sitting in a grey pickup truck in the parking lot...
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