 (Deming) – Here’s the area crime report:
Veronica Anzaldua, age 40, was arrested on a Magistrate warrant for failure to appear… Cynthia Espinoza, age 31, was arrested on a Magistrate warrant for failure to appear… Jose Gonzalez, age 41, of Columbus, was arrested on a Magistrate warrant for failure to appear… Ahmad Gould, age 30, of Meza, Arizona, was arrested on a Hidalgo County warrant for a transportation violation… Joshua Hand, age 29, was arrested on a Municipal warrant for failure to appear… and a 15-year-old boy was charged with aggravated battery and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.
 (Deming) – Deming Public Schools Transportation Department officials have sent most students’ bus schedules home by mail.
Parents who have not received their student’s bus pass by next Tuesday, August 7th, are asked to stop by the transportation office or call.
The transportation department will hold pre-registration next week for all eligible bus students, including students new to the district, students attending a new school or students who have had a change of address.
Bus passes will be issued for these students Tuesday through Thursday of next week – August 7th through the 9th – at the transportation office, 501 West Florida, just west of the Hofacket building.
To be eligible to be transported by school bus, elementary and intermediate school students must live more than a mile from
their home school… 7th through 9th grade students must live more than a mile and half from school… and sophomores, juniors and seniors must live more than two miles from school.
Ray Trejo will be John Krehbiel's guest intervew on Monday August 6th at 7:30am on KOTS and KDEM radio. Mr. Trejo will be talking about the transportation issues concerning DPS. Contact transportation officials at 546-8841 for more information.
 Deming High School (Deming) – Deming High School students entering 10th through 12th grades may pick up their schedules this Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday from 9 a-m to 3 p-m in the main campus guidance office.
And Deming Intermediate School sixth graders can pick up their schedules next Wednesday and Thursday, August 8th and 9th, between 9 to 11:30 a-m and 1 to 3:30 p-m at the intermediate school.
Students who did not complete pre-registration at their elementary schools or who are new to Deming will need to register for classes next Friday, August 10th – again between 9 to 11:30 a-m and 1 to 3:30 p-m at the intermediate school.
Contact the intermediate school at 546-6568 for more information. Classes begin on Monday, August 13th.
 Mimbres Valley Escrow 507 S. Gold Deming. (Deming) – The state is taking over Mimbres Valley Escrow.
Orders for declaratory judgment and permanent injunctive relief were filed Friday against Mimbres Valley Escrow Services and owners Anna and Jesus Delgado.
The orders, filed in the First Judicial District Court in Santa Fe, state that Mimbres Valley Escrow has been conducting its business in an unsafe and injurious manner… has been conducting its business in violation of the Escrow Company Act and accompanying regulations… that the assets or capital of the business are impaired… and that irreparable harm has occurred within the business.
The permanent injunction means the Delgados and their family members or agents are prohibited from entering Mimbres Valley
Escrow at 507 South Gold, removing documents from the business, or conducting business transactions as Mimbres Valley Escrow.
The order also states that the New Mexico Financial Institutions Division will oversee business management, auditing and
day-to-day business transactions for Mimbres Valley Escrow. The state was granted immediate access.
Mimbres Valley Escrow Services customers with questions about their accounts should call the state Financial Institutions
Division at 505-476-4692 or visit the website rld.state.nm.us/financialinstitutions.
LAS CRUCES, N.M. (AP) — A Deming gun store owner accused of selling weapons to Mexican drug cartels says he never took seriously comments from a customer-turned-informant who talked about taking guns and ammunition south of the border.
Rick Reese, owner of New Deal Shooting Sports, testified Monday that the man was boisterous and bragging all the time, so he didn't believe anything he said.
Reese, his wife, Terri, and their sons, Ryin and Remington, are on trial on charges that they sold assault rifles and ammunition to the informant and undercover federal agents.
The informant, Jose Roman, testified against the Reeses last week. Roman implicated the family after he was arrested in January 2011 on marijuana distribution charges.
 We caught the Cats Marching Band in action this morning. Looking forward to a great year.
 (Deming) – Here’s the area crime report:
George McNeal, age 65, of La Mesa, was arrested for aggravated D-U-I… Jody Hughes, age 30, was arrested for abandonment or abuse of a child and aggravated battery on a household
member… Gloria Orozco, age 29, was arrested for battery… Danny House, age 45, was arrested on a Magistrate warrant for possession of a controlled substance, possession of drug paraphernalia and on a probation violation… Jesus Ramirez, age 23, was arrested on a Magistrate warrant for fraud.
Jonathan Ferraro, age 21, was arrested for driving while license was suspended or revoked, having an expired registration and no insurance… Luis Prieto, age 50, was arrested for driving while license was suspended or revoked… Julian Alan, age 30, of Hurley, was arrested for possession of drug paraphernalia and accessory to shoplifting at Peppers… Pamela Thomas, age 34, of Santa Clara, was arrested for shoplifting at Peppers…
Ruben Lopez, age 48, was arrested on a District Court warrant for a probation violation… Jesus Padilla, age 35, was arrested on a Magistrate warrant for failure to pay fines and was cited for unlawful use of a license… Christopher Burns, age 27, was
arrested on a Magistrate warrant for failure to pay fines… Adrian Olivas, age 20, of Las Cruces, was arrested on a Magistrate warrant for failure to appear… Saul Castorena, age 29, of El Paso, Texas, was arrested on a Dona Ana County warrant for failure to pay fines… Ramon Hurtado, age 23, of Hurley, was arrested on a Grant County warrant for failure to appear.
Crispin Fierro, age 29, was arrested on a Municipal warrant for failure to appear… Ashley Hernandez, age 28, of Silver City, was arrested on a Municipal warrant for failure to appear… Sammy Perez, age 30, was arrested on a Municipal warrant for failure to pay fines… Angel Perez-Aregon, age 48, was arrested on a Municipal warrant for failure to appear… Priscilla Torres,
age 22, was arrested on a Municipal warrant for failure to pay fines… Carlos Valdez, age 26, was arrested on a Municipal warrant for failure to appear… Brice Diel, age 18, was cited for minor allowing self to be served alcohol and littering… and Ramiro Canales, age 49, and Manuel Estrada-Ayala, age 44, were both cited for public drunkenness.
In juvenile news… the District Attorney’s office filed a petition on a 16-year-old boy for a probation violation.
And in other news… an assault rifle, 10 fully loaded ammunition magazines, a television and a video game console were taken from a residence off South Slate; $500.00 in criminal damage to a window occurred during the break-in… and $100.00s in criminal damage occurred to a car being driven in the area of Lewis Flats Road and Highway 549 after kids threw a rock and hit the car.
 GALLUP, N.M. (AP) — A New Mexico man is facing charges after sheriff's deputies say he confessed to robbing his sister.
The Gallup Independent reports that 25-year-old Joshua Malone was booked this week on burglary charges in connection with a break-in at the Thoreau home of Jamy Malone.
According to the McKinley County Sheriff's office, Jamy Malone told deputies that someone had used a rock to break a window and steal a number of items, including a 32-inch flat screen television, a laptop computer, two Navajo rugs, DVDs, and a Navajo basket. She told deputies that her brother later called her to admit that he stole the items. The brother said he sold some of the items at a truck stop.
 (Deming) – Here’s the area crime report:
Michael Perez, age 33, was arrested on two counts of fraud, two counts of unlawful taking of a motor vehicle and two counts of transferring or receiving a stolen motor vehicle…
Jonathan Gonzales, age 19, was arrested on a Magistrate warrant for failure to pay fines… Teodoro Meza, age 26, was arrested on a Dona Ana County warrant for failure to pay fines… John Morales, age 37, was arrested on a Municipal warrant for failure to pay fines… and the District Attorney’s office filed a petition on a 17-year-old girl for aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.
Also… police are investigating a possible embezzlement involving a 79-year-old Deming woman who gave a handyman over 38-hundred dollars for home repairs that were never made… cash, a motorized mini bike with side car and two laptop computers with a combined value of over a thousand dollars were taken from a business off North
Gold… and two windows were broken on a residence off West Third.
 (Deming) – If you race a duck in next month’s Great American Duck Race in Deming, you will be rewarded with a ribbon. Organizers say that after at least a three-year hiatus, the “I Raced a Duck!” ribbons will be back this year.
The yellow and red ribbons will celebrate the New Mexico Centennial theme… and every racer will receive one.
This year’s Great American Duck Race is an official New Mexico Centennial event. Duck races begin at noon Saturday and Sunday, August 25th and 26th. Race finals will be Sunday afternoon.
And organizers are encouraging racing challenges – or grudge matches – this year. Businesses and organizations can challenge one another to a special duck race – and accompanying bragging rights – Saturday afternoon.
Activities begin Thursday, August 23rd, with the Duck Royalty Pageant.
Log on to demingduckrace.com for more information.
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