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Weekly Crime Blotter

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WOMAN BEATER

2/6, GALLUP

Crandall Lewis of Mentmore is charged with Battery of a Household Member. According to the report by Gallup Police Department Officer Steven Peshlakai, he responded to a dispatched call on Feb. 6 at approximately 10:30 am.

Peshlakai arrived and made contact with Lewis and a female victim...

WEEKLY DWI REPORT

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The legal limit is .08

Garrick Tsosie

Feb. 3rd, 4:10 am

2nd DWI

Gallup Police Department Officer Francis Collins arrested Garrick A. Tososie, of St Michaels, AZ. Garrick A. Tsosie  is charged with DWI, second offense. GPD Officer Collins encountered Tsosie at 4:10 am on County Road #1.

Collins reported that Garrick was sleeping in the driver’s seat with his right foot on the brake peddle with the engine running. Collins further reports, “Garrick woke up and drove a couple of feet” before stopping for the officer. Tsosie complied with commands to put the vehicle in park. He exited the vehicle and submitted to standardized field sobriety tests.

Further, Collins...

Long, Mortensen, Schaaf win GMCS board seats

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Official: Certification Feb. 10

Michael Schaaf, Charles Long and Christopher Mortensen were elected to seats on the Gallup-McKinley County Board of Education Feb. 7, bringing fresh faces and new ideas to a board that recently put former Superintendent Frank Chiapetti on paid administrative leave.

The board seats that were voted upon were for Districts 2, 4 and 5. Lynn Huenemann, Joe Menini and the seat occupied by the appointed Sandra Jeff each changed hands. Schaaf essentially had no competition in a race that included retired educator Ester Macias and retired government administrator Gerald O’Hara.

WHO WON?

Charles Long, a former McKinley County Treasurer, won the District 2...

‘I Have a Dream’

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Congratulations to Mr. Gambill’s 1st Hour Art II Class of Gallup Mid School for winning Rio West Mall’s 2nd Annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Classroom Collage Contest. They received a Pizza Party in their classroom. Pizza was provided by Pizza 9. Photo Credit: Courtesy of Ida Mangum

Female found dead near East Aztec Avenue ID'd

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A body of a Native American woman found dead Feb. 9 has been identified.




Spokeswoman Lt. Rosanne Morrissette said Jevita Johnson, 33, of Gallup may be the victim of foul play, but it's too early to call it a homicide at this juncture.




"The Office of the Medical Investigator has not determined the cause of death," she said.




Capt. Marinda Spencer, public information officer with the Gallup Police Department, said a passerby discovered the deceased woman at about 10:50 am. The location of the body was found east of the arroyo near Gallup’s Social Security Building along East Aztec Avenue.




The open-area dead body discovery comes about one week after the body of Darrell...

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