By News Editor And Partners
• 2 hours ago
Hobbs, NM- On Thursday, April 15, 2021 the New Mexico State Police Investigations Bureau was called to investigate an Officer Involved Shooting near 537 East Navajo Drive in Hobbs, New Mexico. The NMSP officer was uninjured, and the suspect fled on foot.
Agents learned at approximately 8:20 p.m., a New Mexico State Police officer initiated a traffic stop on a silver Chrysler four-door passenger vehicle on East Navajo Drive in Hobbs. During the traffic stop, a male passenger fled on foot. The officer gave chase. At some point during the foot pursuit, the male suspect brandished a firearm and fired at the officer. The officer fired at least one round from his department issued sidearm towards the male suspect.
LIMERICK â The continuation of a hearing on a proposal to build a two-story, 112-bed assisted living senior facility on 8.5 acres at 545 Lewis Road was supposed to be about a traffic study done by the developer.
But that part of the action was taken care of quickly when the township s traffic engineer, Joe Platt, confirmed what the developer s lawyer had told the supervisors last month that issues raised about the study s findings have been addressed.
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Jerrid Dinnen, with Atlantic Traffic and Design, told the board last month traffic studies show the facility would add only 21 new trips to the morning peak traffic period and 29 to the evening peak.
3 teens taken to hospital after SUV carrying 7 rolls in St. George
By: St. George News
and last updated 2020-12-16 00:21:45-05
ST. GEORGE, Utah â A crash in St. George Tuesday afternoon sent three teens to the hospital, including one by helicopter, after an SUV carrying seven juveniles rolled multiple times, according to a
Shortly after 2:30 p.m., emergency personnel were dispatched to a single-vehicle rollover reported off of Navajo Drive near where the road divides into Hollow Washington Road, a rugged area approximately 10 miles east of Apex Mine Road. A Mercy Air helicopter was also dispatched to the scene to assist, St. George Fire Chief Robert Stoker said.