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The Alamogordo Police Department issued a release concerning a fire that occurred on March 13, 2025, at approximately 2:09 PM
The Alamogordo Police Department, Alamogordo Fire Department, and AMR-Alamogordo responded to 1401 South White Sands Boulevard regarding a possible structure fire.
Fire crews observed heavy smoke coming from the north side of the structure and later located a fire in a room on the first floor of the structure. Fire operations were put in place, and the fire was suppressed with the assistance of Otero County Office of Emergency Services and Holloman Fire Department, who responded for mutual aid per the release.
A female, later identified as Talya Hodge, a 26-year-old female unhoused resident of Alamogordo, was located leaving the area of the fire by Alamogordo Police Officers. Hodge later admitted to officers and investigators that she had started the fire.
Hodge was taken into custody and charged with one count of negligent arson, a fourth-degree felony. Hodge was transported to the Otero County Detention Center and is pending her appearance in Otero County Magistrate Court.
Talya Hodge is a known member of the unhoused community and has past arrest warrants and no trespass charges filed against her. Pursuant to a trespassing complaint at McDonalds, was arrested for Trespassing. Ms. Hodge was incarcerated into OCDC pending bond to appear in Municipal Court. 24A-29766. Hodge has past charges from Albuquerque of battery of a police officer, shoplifting, possession of drug paraphernalia and evading police. With other cases involving forgery.

Sunny, with a high of 65 and low of 38 degrees. Sunny for the morning, clear in the afternoon and evening,
So, mass deportations are immoral but mass illegal immigration is ok.
This is why the lame duck president was autopenning pardons.
dear leader's secret police have come to town...how wonderful.
Sure, Tom. Sure.
Ken is the best hope for New Mexico.
More funds to the money pit out on the bypass.
If only Zia Trans weekend route created for this place were to happen, that would be nice.
Of course, 8 million dollars wasn’t enough for this place to get established, so somehow spending another $650,000 is going to fix things? Alamogordo has had 3 bowling alleys in the last 40 years, and none of them could make it.