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NURSE ATTACKED

Gallup, April 2

Gallup Police Officer Timothy Hughte was dispatched to Gallup Indian Medical Center in reference to a male being assaulted.

Hughte made contact with James Hayne, charge nurse of the emergency room, who said he was trying to help a male identified as Ashford Rodriguez, 28, of Gallup...

WEEKLY DWI REPORT

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Armondo Spencer

March 30, 10:56 pm

Aggravated DWI

Gallup Police Officer Michael Eley was dispatched to the intersection of Clark Street and Aztec Avenue in reference to a possible intoxicated driver.

Eley noticed a gray Ford truck that was parked at a stop sign at the scene when he arrived. He conducted a traffic stop and spotted the driver, Armondo Spencer, 22, of Mentmore, passed out in the driver’s seat. After not being able to wake Spencer, Eley met Officer Timothy Hughte, who used a vehicle lock out kit to open the passenger door. Eley then woke Spencer, noting an empty bottle of Smirnoff Ice in the vehicle.

As Spencer exited the vehicle, Eley noted he had slurred...

Navajo Nation reports more than 100 new cases, three new deaths

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WINDOW ROCK, Ariz. — The total number of positive tests for COVID-19 has reached 1,042 for the Navajo Nation as of Thursday – an increase of 121 positive cases since Wednesday, according to the Navajo Department of Health and Navajo Area Indian Health Service, in coordination with the Navajo Epidemiology Center. The report also includes 3,440 total negative test results as of Thursday. There is now a total of 41 confirmed deaths related to COVID-19. 

The 1,042 confirmed positive cases include the following counties:Navajo County, Ariz.: 306Apache County, Ariz.: 147Coconino County, Ariz.: 199McKinley County, N.M.: 203San Juan County, N.M.: 140Cibola County, N.M.: 13San Juan County...

Navajo Nation initiates additional weekend curfews, outlines provisions for essential businesses

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WINDOW ROCK, Ariz. — Navajo Nation President Jonathan Nez and Vice President Myron Lizer announced a new Public Health Emergency Order, extending the 57-hour weekend curfew for two additional weekends in the month of April and closing essential businesses during weekend curfews due to community spread of COVID-19. As of April 15, the total number of positive COVID-19 cases reached 921 with 38 deaths.

The first weekend curfew will begin at 8 pm on April 17 and ends on April 20 at 5 am. The second weekend curfew will begin at 8 pm on April 24 and ends on April 27 at 5 am.

“The previous 57-hour weekend curfew was effective in keeping people safe at home and we’re optimistic that the...

County extends temporary limited access for facilities

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Per the Declaration of a Health Emergency for McKinley County, Resolution No. MAR-20-029, which was approved by the McKinley County Commission March 17, and most recent information and guidance from Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham's Office and the New Mexico Department of Health regarding the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, April 6; McKinley County Government will continue limiting access to all county offices/departments.

For the safety and security of all employees and community members and to help to reduce the spread of COVID-19 and to practice safe social distancing, we will continue following the limited access schedule effective April 15 through at least May 1. Please understand...

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