Local & Regional News5 year old Deming Boy Cited For Bringing Knife to School
DEMING – A 5 year old Deming boy was cited for unlawful carrying a deadly weapon onto school premises.
According to Luna County Sheriff’s Captain Martinez, The Bataan Elementary School Resources Officer was notified by school officials that a parent was at the school complaining of a knife being taken onto school grounds by a friend of her 5 year old son. Martinez told Deming Radio News that according to the complaint, a 5 year old boy brought an unknown knife to Bataan Elementary on Tuesday and gave it to his friend. That second boy put the knife in his backpack, and took it home where his mother found it and reported it to school officials. The 6th Judicial District Attorney’s Office was notified, and instructed the Sheriff’s department to cite the 5 year old child into Juvenile Court for the charge of unlawfully carrying a deadly weapon onto school premises. According to Martinez, the second 5 year boy with the weapon at school has not been cited. Gila Firewood Permits During Shutdown
Gila National Forest uses honor system for firewood cutting
SILVER CITY, N.M. (AP) — The Gila National Forest says it will allow people to cut firewood for personal use as long as they obtain permits after the federal government shutdown ends. Forest officials said Monday they recognize that neighboring communities rely on the wood for heating and cooking. The public cannot buy permits during the partial government shutdown because the forest offices are closed. They cost $20 for four cords of wood. The forest also has areas that are free-use but still require a permit. The forest says anyone cutting wood during the shutdown must buy a permit or obtain a free-use one at one of its six district offices after the government reopens. It also will honor any firewood tags from a permit purchased last year. Local Crime Report
DEMING – Here’s today’s local crime report:
Phyllis Lucero, age 26, of Hatch was arrested for DWI, possession of drug paraphernalia, resisting or evading an officer and open container… Gilberto Arroyos, age 43, arrested for indecent exposure… Sonia Granado, age 43, arrested for battery against a household member… Donnie Johnson, age 55, arrested for unlawful use of a license… John Maynes, age 49, arrested for driving with a suspended or revoked license… Francisco Aguirre, age 37, arrested for possession of drug paraphernalia and trespassing… Sincerra Vera, age 21, arrested for battery and battery against a household member… Javier Holguin-Gomez, age 21, was arrested on a Magistrate warrant for failure to pay fines… Saidh Chavez, age 28, arrested on a Magistrate warrant for failure to appear… Henry Allen Spooner, age 35, arrested on a Municipal warrant for failure to pay fines… Marcos Zavala, age 18, arrested on a Municipal warrant for failure to appear… James Motley, age 45, arrested on a Magistrate warrant on local charges.. Christopher Hernandez, age 37, was arrested on a Municipal court warrant for failure to appear… Guadalupe Camarillo, age 30, cited for false reporting. In juvenile reports, a 16-year-old boy was cited into juvenile court for battery on a household member. Luna County Broadcasting
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Steve Hamilton Today: Sunny. High: Lower 50s. Wind: NW 5 to 15 and occasionally gusty up to 20. Tonight: Mostly clear. Low: Mid to upper 20s. Wind: NW 5 to 15. Thursday: Sunny. High: Mid to upper 50s. Wind: NE 5 to 10. Thursday Night: Mostly clear and chilly. Low: Mid 20s. Friday: Sunny. High: Near 60. Wind: NE 5 to 15. Saturday: Sunny and breezy. High: Upper 50s. Wind gusting to 25 mph. State Weather: Strong high pressure will drift across the region today, and sunny skies and cool daytime temperatures are expected. Another northern cold front will cross the eastern plains Thursday, keeping daytime temperatures well below normal. Friday will continue to be dry with a slight moderation in temperatures. A third cold front will cross eastern and central New Mexico Friday night into Saturday. Areas of light snow are expected across the eastern foothills of the Sangre de Cristos, the northeast highlands and the northeast plains late Friday night. Saturday and Sunday will be dry with chilly temperatures on Saturday rebounding to near to slightly above normal temperatures on Sunday. 
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