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Letter America Dear Doctor Guy, My friend recently stopped taking my calls because I’m dating her ex-boyfriend, but they broke up like over two years ago. I don’t know what to do.—Helpless Hottie ... More

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Topic: crime
05.21.2013 29 days ago enrico-barbee

Photos: SFPD Releases 'Most Wanted' List

Santa Fe's Most Wanted for May 2013 include burglary, shoplifting suspects

by Alexa Schirtzinger
Today, the Santa Fe Police Dept. released a list of nine "Most Wanted" criminals for May 2013.

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03.10.2013 101 days ago cops-polaco-st

Shots Fired on Polaco Street

Police say suspected shooter was intoxicated

by Alexa Schirtzinger
This morning, gunshots rang out in the Alto Street neighborhood near downtown Santa Fe.

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Wednesday, January 12,2011
Local News

Family to Sue Jail

Hanging inmate was accidentally found

Wren Abbott
The family of the Santa Fe County Adult Detention Facility inmate who died of an apparent suicide plans to file a wrongful death lawsuit against the county, according to Richard Martinez, a paralegal at The Rothstein Law Firm.
Tuesday, December 4,2012
Local News

Nowhere to Turn

Inmates suffering from drug addiction may be running out of options

Peter St. Cyr
Harris Silver remembers seeing his life flash before his eyes the day he almost died along an Arizona highway in 1986.
Tuesday, October 23,2012
Local News

Trial, Again

Leyba case sent back to district court

Alexa Schirtzinger
It’s been more than three years since Marino “Reno” Leyba shot and killed his pregnant teenage girlfriend, Sarah Lovato—but this week, the New Mexico Supreme Court sent the case back to the district court for a new trial.
10.23.2012 {ago} kristin-carmichael

Domestic Violence Month: An Interview with Kristin Carmichael

by Alexa Schirtzinger
Since October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, SFR spent some time interviewing Kristin Carmichael, the domestic violence specialist at Christus St. Vincent Regional Medical Center.

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Tuesday, October 2,2012
Features

Justice Denied

A tangled bureaucracy has left tribal communities facing an epidemic of violent crime

Colleen Keane
“It’s not safe. There’s no safety. You can’t trust anybody. You got to protect yourself,” Rebekah Apachito says. As one of about 1,600 tribal members who live in the Navajo community of To’hajiilee, 90 miles west of Santa Fe, she has good reason to be afraid: According to federal crime data, Native American women are 10 times more likely than the average American to be murdered. Even more shockingly, approximately one in three Native American women will be raped in her lifetime.
Wednesday, June 27,2012
Local News

News

Broker Testifies About Richardson Pay-to-Play Scheme

Justin Horwath
Former Gov. Bill Richardson could be the Obama administration’s commerce secretary. But he’s not, because of his involvement in a alleged pay-for-play scheme with a Beverly Hills, Calif. brokerage firm called CDR Financial Products, Inc. In December, executives of that firm pleaded guilty to conspiring with the nation’s biggest banks to rig bids on financial products of municipal bonds.
Wednesday, May 9,2012
Book Reviews

Freud or Fiction?

Cowboys, Crime Novels and the CIA

Jackson Larson
Michael McGarrity is a former deputy sheriff for Santa Fe County. For the release of his 13th novel, titled Hard Country: A Novel of the Old West, he asked Valerie Plame Wilson, a former CIA Operations Officer and author of Fair Game: My Life as a Spy, My Betrayal by the White House to interview him at Collected Works Bookstore.
Wednesday, March 21,2012
Local News

Big Picture

Crime Is Other People

Ramon A Lovato
As I once had to explain to a semi-hysterical caller to SFR, we regularly report on political corruption, burglary, homicide, rape and more. Just because we run a story about something doesn’t mean we condone it. Apropos, burglary, homicide, rape, etc. collectively form the subject of this week’s Big Picture: crime.
 
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