Randy Mann

11/15: A McKinley County Sheriff’s Office Deputy was dispatched to Williams Acres over a domestic dispute early in the morning.

The 4:46 am call to Deputy Roxanne Slim informed her that a suspect had possibly thrown a victim out of a window, according to the police report. After arriving on the scene and speaking with the victim, 26, Slim found the suspect, Randy L. Mann, 28, inside the house.

The window to the residence was indeed broken, but the victim told Silm that she had broken it herself trying to escape the residence. She also told the deputy, “I believe he did try to keep me inside to keep me from leaving and from calling the cops,” according to the...

Lorena Tso

Nov. 8, 10:46 pm

3rd DWI, Aggravated

McKinley County Sheriff’s Deputy Lorenzo A. Guerrero responded to a call from MCSO Deputy Roxanne Slim about an intoxicated driver on Interstate 40. Slim had noticed a vehicle straying from its lane, and made a traffic stop.

When Guerrero arrived at the scene, he saw an intoxicated Tso, 43, holding on to her truck bed for balance, according to the police report. Tso admitted to drinking two long island iced teas prior to driving her car that night. Tso failed two field tests, and a breath test for her measured at 0.16 g/210L, and 0.15 g/210L.

Armondo Eddie

Nov. 2, 7:21 pm

4th DWI, Aggravated

Gallup Police Department...

BURGLARIES/LARCENIES

A Gallup Police Department officer was dispatched to the 800 block of Grandview after a call about a thwarted gardening tool theft on Nov. 10. A Gallup woman, 66, told police that the suspect “grabbed their garden tools,” according to the report.

When her husband confronted the man and demanded he return them, the suspect did so before quickly fleeing the scene. Officers located and identified the suspect Tilford Wilson shortly afterward on Country Club Drive and Coal Avenue. He was caught with a single shingle scraper, belonging to an unknown victim. Wilson was arrested for an outstanding warrant, and the mystery scraper tagged into evidence.

McKinley...

On Nov. 13, the FBI’s Uniform Crime Reporting Program released Hate Crime Statistics, 2016. The latest annual compilation of bias-motivated offenses compiles and examines data reported throughout the U.S.

The newest report—which provides information about the offenses, victims, offenders, and locations of hate crimes—reveals that for 2016, law enforcement agencies reported 6,121 criminal incidents that were motivated by bias toward race, ethnicity, ancestry, religion, sexual orientation, disability, gender, or gender identity.

Participants in UCR’s Hate Crime Statistics Program included 15,254 law enforcement agencies in the 2016 report. These agencies provided from one to...