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On May 6th, 2025, the New Mexico State Police Investigations Bureau (IB) was requested to investigate an officer-involved shooting involving New Mexico State Police (NMSP).
State Police agents learned that on May 6th, 2025, at around 12:09 p.m., a New Mexico State Police officer conducted a traffic stop on a white GMC pickup truck driven by 75-year-old Dennis Ritchie Jones of Las Cruces. The officer had run a query on the license plate and learned that Jones had an active arrest warrant for a probation violation out of Arizona for sexual assault.
During the traffic stop, an altercation ensued, and the officer fired at least one round from his duty-issued pistol in Jones’s direction. Jones remained in the vehicle and fled from the scene, and a pursuit ensued onto NM Highway 181, north of Truth or Consequences. The officer caught up to the vehicle, which had stopped in the middle of High Winds Road. The officer gave commands to Jones, who then began firing at the officer. The officer returned fire with his duty-issued rifle. After the exchange of gunfire, officers approached the vehicle and located Jones unresponsive.
Jones was pronounced deceased on the scene by the Office of the Medical Investigator. The officer was uninjured.
The identity of the NMSP officer will not be released until interviews are completed. The officer has been placed on standard administrative leave. New Mexico State Police act solely as factfinders in their investigation and conduct an unbiased and impartial investigation. In officer-involved shootings, NMSP thoroughly documents the scene, collects evidence, and interviews officers, subjects, and witnesses. In turn, NMSP compiles facts as detailed as possible and forwards all reports to the appropriate district attorney for their review. The New Mexico State Police does not determine whether an officer’s actions were justified; this determination rests solely with the district attorney’s office.
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Received that crime flyer in the mail today. Wow! Mudslinging V2.0 by the blockheads as usual.
For those of the civilian public to understand. Every single Airman, marine, sailor and soldier whether Active duty or reserve or national guard has had explicit training on the UCMJ and illegal orders. This includes every “veteran for peace” It is political plain and simple.
regrettably, it might be necessary in the days of numerous respected/high ranking/decorated military leaders being fired/demoted/forced into early retirements when they fail to meet the specifications of glorious generalissimo hairgel - grapevine seems to indicate that dear leader is tiring of his various antics - e
Couple of people around Santa Fe have told me her highness has been sucking up hard to Ant to get on to a staff job when his pending doom curtain closes here. Queens never learn to really be honest. It's just in their realm of mental health. They live in denial and have pent up retentive r.e.c.t.u.m.s.
His money would have been better spent listing all of his accomplishments while in office. Oh, wait……
Voted twice against the low-income utility rate bill (HB 91) and sponsored the failed 2026 tax on renewable generation (HB 113) which the state confirmed would have further raised PNM rates. We know who has you in their pocket Block. Stop the **** lies!
Million-nine for the bakery, million for a theatre scam. These uneducated skells pass out money to sheis for what? They're not even good ideas. 3 mil and they don't know? Why doesn't we hire out side auditor like the FBI?
All that tax money. Is it true that Brien Caesar bought a four hundred k condo in wyoming last year? Heard, it's near Jackson. Someone put that stuff through. No wonder they change managers so often. Once a deals's done you don't have to stick around in this burg anymore.