Alamogordo Police Activity Log Summary: May 18–24, 2026

ALAMOGORDO, N.M. — The Alamogordo Police Department responded to a variety of calls during the week of May 18 to May 24, 2026, including numerous arrests for warrants, traffic violations, disturbances, and property crimes.

The department’s weekly activity log highlights ongoing enforcement efforts related to public safety, theft, and quality-of-life issues in the community.

View the full original report here:

Alamogordo Police Activity Log – May 18 to May 24, 2026 (PDF)

Arrests and Warrants

Law enforcement made multiple arrests throughout the week, primarily for outstanding warrants (municipal, magistrate, and district court), failure to appear, and failure to pay fines. Several individuals were also taken into custody on new charges during traffic stops or public contacts.

Disturbances and Domestic Incidents

Officers responded to several disturbance calls, resulting in charges for:

• Battery against a household member

• Assault

• Disorderly conduct

Some incidents involved juveniles who were referred to the Juvenile Probation Office (JPO).

Traffic-Related Incidents and DWI

Traffic stops led to several arrests, including charges for:

• Driving While Intoxicated (DWI)

• Driving with a suspended or revoked license

• Speeding and other traffic violations

One vehicle crash without injuries was reported, resulting in damage to a light pole and approximately $5,000 in property damage.

Property Crimes

• Shoplifting and Larceny: Multiple shoplifting incidents were reported, with several individuals charged or summoned to court.

• Trespassing: A recurring issue, with numerous arrests and citations issued for trespassing at businesses, parks, and other locations.

• Auto Burglary: One reported auto burglary involving a vehicle broken into and a purse stolen.

• Other: Scavenging and criminal damage to property were also documented.

Other Notable Incidents

• Indecent Exposure and Sexual Offenses: Arrests related to aggravated indecent exposure and criminal sexual contact (some involving warrants).

• Drug-Related: One arrest for trafficking methamphetamine in coordination with the White Mountain Drug Task Force. Additional controlled substance possession charges were noted.

• Fire and Death:

• A structure fire involving a fully engulfed RV in the 500 block of Oregon Avenue (investigation ongoing).

• An unattended death of a 91-year-old male on East Dewey (Office of the Medical Investigator responded).

• Robbery: Officers assisted the Otero County Sheriff’s Office with a robbery investigation involving a firearm taken at gunpoint during a party with underage individuals.

• Curfew and Minor Violations: Several juveniles were cited or referred for minor in possession of alcohol and curfew violations.

The log reflects a typical mix of proactive policing, warrant enforcement, and response to community complaints. No major injuries were reported in the incidents summarized.

Full details, including specific case numbers, are available in the official PDF linked above. Residents are encouraged to report suspicious activity to the Alamogordo Police Department.

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