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Top 10 DWI fugitive arrested

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SANTA FE – Today, the New Mexico Department of Transportation announced that one of the state’s top 10 DWI fugitives, Pablo Salazar, was recently captured by the Espanola Police Department. He is back behind bars on a probation violation. Salazar has been on the run since September 2016. This was the third time he fled...

DWI First Time Offenders

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DWI First
Time
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NAME: Gerald M. Lee

AGE: 31

BOOKED: 4/27/17

NOTES: Agg. DWI; Open Container

NAME: Alvin McCray

AGE: 30

BOOKED: 4/24/17

NOTES: Agg. DWI; Open Container

NAME: Cody R. Calladitto

AGE: 25

BOOKED: 4/19/17

NOTES: Agg. DWI

NAME: Karen Ann Placencio

AGE: 31

BOOKED: 4/16/17

NOTES: Agg. DWI; Open Container

NAME: Kerri Renee Thomas

AGE: 24

BOOKED: 4/9/17

NOTES: Agg. DWI

NAME: Felicia Lynn Harry

AGE: 36

BOOKED: 3/31/17

NOTES: Agg. DWI



NAME: Delanie A. Yazzie

AGE: 20

BOOKED: 1/15/17

NOTES: Agg. DWI

NAME: Matthew Ward

AGE: 25

BOOKED: 1/15/17

NOTES: DWI

NAME: Melford Kee John

AGE: 33

BOOKED: 1/11/17

NOTES: Agg...

2 killed, 3 injured in fatal rollover crash

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The two victims that died in a vehicle rollover accident May 1 have been identified. The driver, 21-year-old Elijah King of Gamerco, was subsequently arrested for DWI and two counts of vehicular homicide, among other charges.

According to a statement released by New Mexico State Police Public Information Officer Carl Christiansen, passengers Janice Miller, 20, and Jennifer Johnson, 43, both of Iyanbito, were ejected from the vehicle and pronounced dead at the scene. The remaining occupants were taken to University of New Mexico Hospital in Albuquerque. Their conditions are unknown at this time.

The the Ford truck, driven by King, had overturned multiple times, ejecting all five...

GPD officers cleared in Sylversmythe shooting

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Official: Case is now closed

There won’t be any charges filed against the Gallup police officers who were part of the July 2016 shooting death at the Arnold Street public housing project, officials said.

McKinley County Deputy District Attorney Earl Rhoads said in a March 20 piece of correspondence addressed to Gallup police chief Phillip Hart that, “This letter is to inform you, and the officers of your department, that I have completed my independent review of the New Mexico State Police reports in the matter,” Rhoads wrote. “After lengthy, careful and multiple reviews of the reports, and particularly the pathology report, I have been authorized by (McKinley County) District...

Milan druggies jailed; one released

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One Cibola County man remained behind bars May 2 on felony charges stemming from an interagency drug bust, officials said. Another Cibola County man, arrested in the same drug raid, bonded out May 2, officials said.

Joseph Torrez, 39, and George Gallegos, age unavailable, were taken into custody at the Cibola County Detention Center on a myriad of felony charges. The charges ranged from drugs to weapons violations.

Torrez is jailed on a $76,000 bond and Gallegos had a bond set at $16,000, before he bonded out, according to jail records. Both individuals reside in Milan and possess prior criminal records, officials said.

Village of Milan Police Chief Pat Salazar said at about 6 am...

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