ALBUQUERQUE – Chief U.S. District Judge William P. “Chip” Johnson sentenced Roy G. Heilbron in federal court in Albuquerque, N.M., July 10 to 51 months of imprisonment for his convictions on health care fraud and obstruction of justice charges.

The sentence was announced by U.S. Attorney John C. Anderson, Acting Special Agent in Charge Maxwell D. Marker of the FBI’s Albuquerque Division, and U.S. Marshal Sonya K. Chavez.

Heilbron, 54, a cardiologist residing in Santa Fe, N.M., was sentenced to 24 months for his conviction on a health care fraud charge, and 27 months for his conviction on an obstruction of justice charge arising out of his attempt to obstruct and impede...

Josiah Kiki Pablo

July 1, 7:32 pm

DWI

McKinley County Deputy Johnson Lee said he was told at about 6:49 pm of a possible reckless driver heading west on Highway 118 going at speeds of 100 miles per hour.

Metro Dispatch received several phone calls from other drivers who were tracking the vehicle and Lee was finally told that the vehicle was traveling on Interstate 40, and had collided with the cable barrier at about the 42 mile marker.

One of the witnesses at the scene said the driver, identified as Josiah Pablo, 21, of Thoreau, had tried to hit him and he was very upset. Pablo told Lee that he had more than he should have to drink.

He agreed to take field sobriety...

DOMESTIC DENIER

7/6, Gallup

A Church Rock man has has been arrested, just hours after being released from NCI, for beating up a woman.

Adrian Chischilly, 41, has been charged with battery on a household member.

According to police, the victim called police about 12:45 pm on July 6 saying that as soon as Chischilly got out of the detox center at 6 am, he began drinking, and as he drank he became angrier.

Finally, she said, he began hitting her in her face with his fist and elbow. She said he also backhanded her multiple times.

When questioned, Chischilly said nothing happened and could not explain how the victim got her injuries nor why his knuckles were so bruised.

Police...

SANTA ANA PUEBLO, N.M. – Johnny Black was spotted by a Santa Ana Tribal Police officer near Warrior Fuel on U.S. 550 in Bernalillo.  Black was successfully taken into custody and arrested by the Santa Ana Tribal Police.

Black is wanted for shooing at a State Police officer on June 25, 2018 in Espanola, and shooting at a Rio Arriba County Deputy a week prior.

Black has warrants for his arrest for the following charges:

​Assault with intent to commit a violent felony on a police officer (two counts, 2nd degree felony)

​Shooting from a motor vehicle (two counts, 4th degree felony)

​Aggravated fleeing a police officer (two counts, 4th degree felony)

​Residential Burglary...