(Deming) -- If you are planning an eventful New Year's Eve party, consider yourself warned: officers will be on patrol to make certain 2013 is brought in as safely as possible.
Area law enforcement agencies will be patrolling throughout the New Year's holiday. Drivers are encouraged to designate a driver or make alternate plans to get home long before they start drinking so they are not tempted to drive after
drinking.
Also, the Luna County DWI Prevention Program and Corre Caminos transit service are joining forces to offer free rides for New Year’s Eve. Corre Caminos will be operating from 6 p.m. New Year’s Eve to 2 a.m. New Year’s Day. Call 575-313-3557 for a reservation.
Another warning: if you are planning to go outside and shoot guns at midnight on New Year's Eve, keep the laws of gravity in mind: what goes up must come down. A bullet discharged into the air will come down somewhere, possibly causing injury to a person or property.
And Deming Police Chief Michael Carillo reminds residents that it is a crime to discharge a firearm within the city limits and officers will be citing people who choose to fire weapons as part of their celebration.
Also, Carillo asks people to have consideration for their neighbors when hosting parties. He
said officers will be issuing loud noise citations if they are called to a residence.
Most importantly, make it a safe New Year's Eve: we need you -- our listeners -- back in 2013!
Have a safe, and Happy New Year!
Area law enforcement agencies will be patrolling throughout the New Year's holiday. Drivers are encouraged to designate a driver or make alternate plans to get home long before they start drinking so they are not tempted to drive after
drinking.
Also, the Luna County DWI Prevention Program and Corre Caminos transit service are joining forces to offer free rides for New Year’s Eve. Corre Caminos will be operating from 6 p.m. New Year’s Eve to 2 a.m. New Year’s Day. Call 575-313-3557 for a reservation.
Another warning: if you are planning to go outside and shoot guns at midnight on New Year's Eve, keep the laws of gravity in mind: what goes up must come down. A bullet discharged into the air will come down somewhere, possibly causing injury to a person or property.
And Deming Police Chief Michael Carillo reminds residents that it is a crime to discharge a firearm within the city limits and officers will be citing people who choose to fire weapons as part of their celebration.
Also, Carillo asks people to have consideration for their neighbors when hosting parties. He
said officers will be issuing loud noise citations if they are called to a residence.
Most importantly, make it a safe New Year's Eve: we need you -- our listeners -- back in 2013!
Have a safe, and Happy New Year!
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