12-05-2025 6:18am

Alamogordo Police Weekly Crime Report: November 24–30, 2025

Chris Edwards Editor

The Alamogordo Police Department released its weekly logs covering November 24 through November 30, highlighting a mix of arrests, citations, and ongoing investigations. While many individuals were named and charged, several crimes without identified suspects remain unresolved.

Crimes Under Investigation

Criminal Damage at Sports Complex (Nov. 25): Between the afternoon of November 24 and midday November 25, unknown individuals vandalized a bathroom at the city’s Sports Complex. The case remains open.

Commercial Burglary on Indian Wells (Nov. 27): Officers responding to an alarm discovered forced entry into a business. The front glass door was shattered, and approximately $75,000 worth of merchandise was stolen. Detectives are investigating.

Criminal Damage at Oregon Elementary (Nov. 29): A window was broken with a brick, allowing entry into the school. The incident occurred between November 28 and November 29. The investigation is ongoing.

Unattended Deaths (Nov. 27 & Nov. 29): Two separate cases were reported. On November 27, a 57-year-old man was found deceased in his home on Sunrise. On November 29, another individual was discovered dead in a residence on Paradise. Both cases appear to be medical in nature, but official determinations are pending.

Hit-and-Run Crash (Nov. 30): A white Dodge Avenger struck a legally parked Chevy Trax on Spruce Avenue and fled the scene. A suspect has been identified, but the investigation continues

Juvenile Offenses

Several minors were referred to Juvenile Probation Officers (JPO) for serious charges:

Nov. 27: A 17-year-old male was accused of aggravated burglary, vehicle theft, unlawful handgun possession, and credit card theft.

Nov. 29: A 16-year-old male was referred for battery.

Nov. 30: Three juveniles faced charges for shoplifting, resisting officers, disorderly conduct, minor alcohol possession, and property damage.

A link to the reports is located at https://ci.alamogordo.nm.us/DocumentCenter/View/17788/November-24-to-November-30-PDF

Community Impact

The week’s logs reflect a troubling mix of violent domestic incidents, property crimes, and youth involvement in serious offenses. While many suspects were apprehended, the unresolved cases—particularly the high-value burglary and school vandalism—underscore ongoing challenges for law enforcement.

Alamogordo police continue to investigate several crimes with unidentified suspects, including vandalism, burglary, and a hit-and-run. Community vigilance and cooperation with authorities remain essential as detectives work to close these cases.