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New Mexico State Police announced the arrest of Jerome Naranjo, a wanted fugitive with multiple felony warrants, following a coordinated operation in Española earlier this week.
District 7 patrol officers first received information on December 6 regarding Naranjo’s location. Working with the Crime Suppression Bureau, investigators confirmed he was staying in a camper trailer at 59 Private Drive, Lot 1130.
At approximately 12:30 p.m. on December 8, NMSP Special Operations agents conducted a surround-and-callout at the residence. Naranjo exited the trailer and was taken into custody without incident.
During questioning, Naranjo admitted there were firearms and narcotics inside the trailer. A search warrant was executed later that day, leading to the seizure of:
• Four rifles
• Two pistols
• 14.2 grams of fentanyl powder
• 1.2 grams of suspected Suboxone
• Three cell phones, one iPad, one laptop
• One stolen pop-up travel trailer
Naranjo was transported to the Cibola County federal holding facility, where he was booked on active state and federal felony warrants, including felon in possession of a firearm. Authorities say the investigation remains active and additional charges are expected.
This arrest highlights the ongoing efforts of New Mexico State Police to address violent crime and narcotics trafficking across northern New Mexico.
regarding the dispute involving employees at the public owned golf course: authoritarians/conservatives hate unions passionately - they are altogether too independent to fit in with their plans for more complete control. besides, authoritarians need to control patronage to extend their grip.
Sunny, with a high of 98 and low of 69 degrees. Sunny during the morning, clear in the afternoon and evening,
another fringe candidate with considerable experience and background, who fails to grasp the underlying problems for manufacturing in our country. for decades, investors have been shuttering mills/mines/production/assembly lines, and moving off-shore to take advantage of cheaper labor
Sheriff Yazza for the win.
viewed from a wider scale - this is just another case of hard-ball politics within the republican establishment, the same conditions exist all the way up to the white house.
democracy is so 20th century...get with the program, authoritarianism is the new gold standard of the party.
Thank You Alamogordo Police Department. Lock Him Up And Throw Away the Key!!! Let's Kick His Family Out Of Here Too!!
Well, if we stay in the theme of mudslinging, it’s a horrible thing that this is happening in Otero county. Perhaps its time fir a regime change in the sheriffs office.
Great History lesson on a one-of-a-kind facility and its importance to the nation's security, and fuels our local economy.