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Alamogordo, NM — December 1, 2025
Alamogordo Police are investigating a major commercial burglary that struck the Emerald Market on Indian Wells Road in the early morning hours of November 28.
At approximately 3:10 AM, officers responded to a burglary alarm in the 1700 block of Indian Wells Road. Upon arrival, they discovered the front door of the business had been forced open. Investigators determined that the suspects had cut power to the building from the electric meter before breaking in, disabling security systems and allowing them to steal an estimated $75,000 worth of merchandise.
The Alamogordo Police Department Criminal Investigations Division has taken over the case, which remains ongoing. Detectives are urging nearby residents and business owners to review video surveillance footage between 2:00 AM and 3:10 AM for any suspicious activity that may aid the investigation.
Authorities are asking anyone with information to contact Detective Austin Edwards at 575-439-4300 Ext. 5124 or via email at aedwards@ci.alamogordo.nm.us.
This burglary marks one of the largest commercial thefts in Alamogordo in recent years, raising concerns among small business owners about the vulnerabilities during the holidays. Police have not yet released details on potential suspects. The investigation is ongoing.
Regarding Let’s Grow Alamo. Shouldn't a professional consultant with expertise in this area tell us what will work? Trolling for the public to be "brutally honest" will produce a report filled with excuses, not good ideas, because if anyone here had one, they'd be doing it already, and they aren't.
Seems like the city continues to have projects that go into cost overruns pretty consistently. Maybe watch out for the cost overruns on the Natatorium and see who profits…
Sunny, with a high of 95 and low of 74 degrees. Overcast for the morning, light rain shower for the afternoon, patchy rain nearby in the evening, clear overnight.
Another unqualified XX-firebrand wearing an empty suit that's all hat and no cattle. This blog's mountebank has no shortage of self-appointed experts who love to rabble-rouse. The reality is, she could run, but knows that, due to her narcissism, she couldn't get the voters to act on her short-term clickbait.
I seem to remember reading a quote about those that don’t want to change the system, just that they want to be in charge.
"ALAMOGORDO — Facing an outpouring of public support for Bonito Lake, City Manager Brian Stockwell" It's Robert or "Bob" Stockwell.