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Police stop kidnapping attempt in Roswell
Officers said they found Castillo sitting on the hood of his car holding a gun. They asked him multiple times to put the gun down and shot him with a beanbag round when he didn’t, according to police. After he was detained, police discovered that the gun was a pellet gun.
Castillo was arrested and charged with aggravated assault against a household member, attempting to commit a violent felony by kidnapping and resisting, evading or obstructing an officer. Read more
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Fastbucks ordered to pay NM
Leg. expands Amber Alert
ABQ council wants changes to APD
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Fastbucks ordered to pay NM
Leg. expands Amber Alert
ABQ council wants changes to APD
Gov. announces job creation plan
Governor Susana Martinez outlined her
plan to help
Governor Martinez detailed her plans for a new,
$1000 tax credit to businesses for each job created, as well as a $4.75 million
increase to the state’s existing Job Training Incentive Program, which covers
part of an employee’s salary while they are receiving training from their
employer.
The tax credit would be available to businesses that employ fewer
than 100 workers and hire a new employee between January 1, 2013 and December
31, 2014. The job must be maintained for at least two years in order for the
business to qualify for the credit.
Lawmakers pass Amber Alert expansion
The House approved a measure on Monday to expand the Amber Alert
system to include children abducted by a parent or other family member.
The
system provides for emergency distribution of notices of a child's abduction.
The
bill passed the House on a 61-2 vote and goes to the Senate for consideration.
Virgin Galactic to start paying rent on Spaceport
Virgin Galactic says it will start paying
According to letters obtained
by The Associated Press, Virgin Galactic says the state has not finished the
work necessary to trigger activation of its $1 million-a-year rent. And it says
if the work is not complete by March 31, it may stop paying or give notice to
terminate its lease.
New Mexico Spaceport Authority Executive Director
Christine Anderson says the state's obligations have been met. She has
requested a meeting with the company.
The dispute comes after Virgin expressed
concerns about the state's inability to attract more business to the project.
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Virgin Galactic to pay rent
Gun bill stalls in the Legislature
Dems introduce film cap bill
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Virgin Galactic to pay rent
Gun bill stalls in the Legislature
Dems introduce film cap bill
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