Clovis, NM – Ninth Judicial District Attorney, Andrea Reeb, announced that today, Lonnie Clark, age 31, of Clovis, pleaded guilty to three felonies: Burglary of a Commercial Property, Breaking and Entering, and Receiving or Transferring a Stolen Motor Vehicle. On January 11, 2019, Clark was seen and identified by a Curry County Sheriff’s Deputy driving […]
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Clovis, NM: Ninth Judicial District Attorney, Andrea Reeb, announced that today, Francisco Hernandez, age 34, of Clovis, was found guilty by a Curry County jury of two petty misdemeanors: Embezzlement $250 or less and Tampering with Evidence. In December 2019, the Clovis Police Evidence technician notified Captain Roman Romero of some discrepancies in the evidence
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Espanola, NM – Special Prosecutor, Andrea Reeb, announced that yesterday evening, after a three-hour preliminary hearing, the Honorable David Segura, Magistrate Judge from Santa Fe, NM, found that there was probable cause that Martin Ray Trujillo, age 53, of Espanola, committed Solicitation to Aggravated Assault Against a Peace Officer (deadly weapon) a fourth-degree felony. The
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Clovis, NM – Ninth Judicial District Attorney, Andrea Reeb, announced that today, Ruben Lopez, age 25, of Clovis, was found guilty by a Curry County jury of Aggravated Burglary with a Deadly Weapon, Two counts of Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon, and Possession of a Firearm by a Felon. The charges arose from an
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Clovis, NM – Ninth Judicial District Attorney, Andrea Reeb, announced that today, Phillip B. Salazar, age 36, of Clovis, was sentenced to 18 years in prison, for the Kidnapping of his girlfriend on June 6, 2018. Salazar was found guilty by a Curry County jury after a two-day trial that began on June 30, and
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Clovis, NM – Ninth Judicial District Attorney, Andrea Reeb, announced that on August 18, 2020, Geno Mendoza, age 33, of Clovis, was sentenced by the Honorable Matthew Chandler to eighteen (18) years in the Department of Corrections. Geno Mendoza was arrested on November 18, 2018 on the charges of kidnapping, aggravated burglary, armed robbery, conspiracy
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Clovis, NM – Ninth Judicial District Attorney, Andrea Reeb, announced that on August 19, 2020, Cherry Anaya, age 44, of Clovis, was found guilty by a Curry County jury for her role in the armed robbery of an elderly woman. The jury found Anaya guilty of Armed Robbery, Conspiracy to Commit Armed Robbery, Unauthorized Withdrawal,
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Clovis, NM – Ninth Judicial District Attorney, Andrea Reeb, announced that on August 17, 2020, Tyler S. Phillips, age 35, of Clovis, was found guilty by a Curry County jury of Battery on a Peace Officer, a fourth-degree felony; and Resisting, Evading, or Obstructing an Officer, a misdemeanor. On June 22, 2019, Officer Timo Rosenthal
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Portales, NM – Ninth Judicial District Attorney, Andrea Reeb, announced that a Roosevelt County Grand Jury has indicted former Roosevelt County Sheriff’s Deputy, Christopher F. McCasland, age 34, of Portales, NM, on the charge of Receiving Stolen Property (over $500, but not more than $2,500), a fourth-degree felony. The charge stemmed from a search warrant
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Portales, NM – Ninth Judicial District Attorney, Andrea Reeb, in conjunction with the New Mexico Attorney General’s Office, announced that on Friday, July 24, 2020, a Roosevelt County Grand Jury returned indictments against Steve Barron, Steven Butler, and Amy Butler on felony white-collar charges – including fraud, embezzlement, and creating false public vouchers – related
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