FBI asking for public’s help locating man

ALBUQUERQUE – A man charged federally with aggravated sexual abuse is being sought for allegedly absconding from pre-trial release in Albuquerque.

Jan Jay Moolenijzer’s last known location was Tucson, Ariz.

The FBI arrested Moolenijzer in Albuquerque on Sept. 8, 2018, after a federal criminal complaint was filed. He was indicted on four counts of aggravated sexual abuse on March 27.

Moolenijzer, 68, was placed on strict pre-trial conditions of release on Sept. 18. He allegedly left an Albuquerque halfway house without permission on Aug. 5.

A federal warrant has been issued for Moolenijzer’s arrest.

Moolenijzer was born in...

MONEY THIEF

Gallup, Aug. 1

Pamela Patterson, of Gallup, reported to police that she was robbed of $100 while she was shopping at Albertsons.

She said she was at the counter at about 1 pm getting ready to pay for her purchases when it happened. She said she had $400 and was preparing to pay, when she dropped her money.

She went to pick it up, but when she counted it, she only had $300. She reported that an African-American man was standing next to her at the counter. When she found out she was $100 short,  she looked around and saw the man walking away quickly.

She convinced management to allow her to view video taken during that time. She said she saw the man pick something up...

Gallup police are investigating reports of several break-ins that occurred in the area on July 31 and Aug. 1.

On July 31, Roger Lewis, who lives on the 2500 block of East Aztec Avenue, reported a shed and a truck he owned had been broken into.

Entry to the shed had been made by breaking the front door lock. A pickup in the driveway had also been rummaged through. The door had been unlocked.

At the time of the report, Lewis said he did not know if anything had been stolen.

The police received another report July 31 from Cammish Chischilly, who was visiting from Las Cruces.

She said her car was parked across from Goodfellas Sports Lounge when someone broke one of the windows. She said...

Gallup police are investigating reports of several break-ins that occurred in the area on July 31 and Aug. 1.

On July 31, Roger Lewis, who lives on the 2500 block of East Aztec Avenue, reported a shed and a truck he owned had been broken into.

Entry to the shed had been made by breaking the front door lock. A pickup in the driveway had also been rummaged through. The door had been unlocked.

At the time of the report, Lewis said he did not know if anything had been stolen.

The police received another report July 31 from Cammish Chischilly, who was visiting from Las Cruces.

She said her car was parked across from Goodfellas Sports Lounge when someone broke one of the windows. She said...