Waylon Radosevich of Gallup was found dead in Room 111 at Americas Best Value Inn Jan. 13.
An employee discovered his body sometime around 11:30 am.
It’s unclear of how he died, but police found drugs and paraphernalia in his room. No foul play is suspected and his body was sent to the Office of the Medical Investigator in Albuquerque for an autopsy and toxicology testing.
“He’s is a known local person,” Gallup Police Department Capt. Rick White said.
But not for the right reasons.
Radosevich’s name appears as a defendant in 26 cases, and a respondent in one case, according to the New Mexico Courts website. The first court case dates back to 2007 and each case covers...
Chapter Houses in McKinley County, as well as the Pueblo of Zuni and other interested parties were treated to a six-hour training program on Jan. 8 in the Solarium at Rehoboth McKinley Christian Hospital.
