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Man arrested in Sunday shooting | Roswell Daily Record

Copyright © 2021 Roswell Daily Record A suspect in an early Sunday morning shooting in Roswell that left one man wounded has been arrested in Lea County. Personnel with the Lea County Sheriff’s Office located and arrested Austin York, 22, of Roswell, Sunday evening on an outstanding warrant obtained by Roswell police earlier that day, Todd Wildermuth, public information officer for the RPD, said Monday. York faces one criminal count each of shooting at or from a motor vehicle; aggravated battery; bribery or intimidation of a witness; retaliation against a witness; firearms or destructive devices receipt, transportation or possession by a felon; and aggravated assault, deadly weapon, according to court records.

Threats of warrants, arrest used in new phone scam

As the spokesperson of the Lea County Sheriff’s Office, Deputy Vivian Martinez was concerned scammers would start using her name to get money from potential victims who feared being arrested. Her angst came days after the Eddy County Sheriff’s Office warned people an individual was calling local residents claiming to be from the Sheriff’s Office and demanding pre-paid gift cards to cancel out warrants. Martinez said such scams were reported nearly a year ago in neighboring Lea County. “We were concerned the scammers would start using my name. I’m on the radio a lot. People know I’m the public information officer for the Sheriff and we were concerned people would give that validity in their minds that it was a valid call,” she said.

No injuries in vacant house fire Saturday - Roswell Daily Record

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Xcel rep says power outages could occur today - Roswell Daily Record

Copyright © 2021 Roswell Daily Record Some Roswell and Chaves County residents could experience electrical power outages again Wednesday morning due to the winter storm and its below-freezing temperatures, according to an Xcel Energy representative. “We are reminding our customers to be prepared that could happen,” said Wes Reeves, a senior media relations representative. All Xcel Energy consumers are asked to conserve electricity throughout the day and at least until the afternoon. “I really think it is going to be Thursday and Friday before we really see a return to normal conditions,” Reeves said. In its request that people decrease energy consumption, Xcel Energy has recommended that people set their thermostats to 68 degrees or lower; suspend use of appliances such as dishwashers, vacuums and washing machines and dryers; turn off unnecessary indoor lights and refrain from using appliances not needed for health and safety; and look for ways to keep indoor rooms warm

County residents urged to prepare for winter storm - Roswell Daily Record

Below freezing temperatures reach the Roswell area Saturday morning, as Pecos Trails Transit passengers are bundled up while awaiting their bus. Forecasts call for “potentially dangerous” conditions of freezing temperatures, fog, snow and wind for the next few days. (Lisa Dunlap Photo) Copyright © 2021 Roswell Daily Record Weather forecasts still predict “potentially dangerous” weather of below-freezing temperatures, snow and wind for most of New Mexico, including Chaves County, which began Saturday night, to continue at least until Monday night. Freezing drizzle that melted before reaching the ground was being experienced in the Roswell area by early Saturday afternoon, accompanied by temperatures of about 28 degrees.

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