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State Police and Santa Fe County Sheriff’s Office deputies investigate an officer-involved shooting in Tesuque on Wednesday. (Eddie Moore/Albuquerque Journal)SANTA FE, N.M. New Mexico State Police has identified the man who authorities say fatally stabbed a woman before he was killed by deputies Wednesday morning in Santa Fe.
It marked the fourth police shooting in Santa Fe, and the third that was fatal, in a two-week period.
State Police spokesman Dusty Francisco said no deputies were injured in the incident that left Delia Cervantes, 67, and Edward Santana, 45, dead.
He said the Santa Fe County Sheriff’s Office was called around 8 a.m. to a domestic dispute at 1 Entrada Capulin. A relative at the scene told deputies a man was stabbing a woman at the home.
Associated Press
The University of New Mexico will continue to encourage that students, faculty and staff get vaccinated against COVID-19 before returning to campus in August for the fall semester but no longer plans to require it.
University President Garnett Stokes said in a campuswide email that vaccinations are key to stopping the spread of the coronavirus and that the university is working toward a 100% vaccination rate.
However, the vaccine remains under emergency use authorization by the federal government, the university noted in a statement Thursday.
The university previously proposed a vaccine requirement and posted a draft policy on its website.
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