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Pursuit Policies in Cibola

News Staff
Wednesday, August 10, 2022
Diego Lopez, Reporter GRANTS, N.M. – A series of disasters stemming from high-speed police pursuits have crippled the City of Grants.
This chart shows the gradual progression of COVID-19 in Cibola County since the disease first started in March. Some months are no longer visible because the amount of data being pugged in now drastically larger than the data when COVID was first reported in Cibola back in March of 2020 Courtesy Photo

This chart shows the gradual progression of COVID-19 in Cibola County since the disease first started in March. Some months are no longer visible because the amount of data being pugged in now drastically larger than the data when COVID was first reported in Cibola back in March of 2020 Courtesy Photo

July 2022 COVID-19 in Cibola Update

Diego Lopez, Reporter
Wednesday, August 3, 2022
COVID-19 has claimed the lives of at least 201 residents of Cibola County, New Mexico. The disease continues to make its way through Cibola County, at a time where mask wearing and social distancing is rare to find.
Woman Guilty of fleeing from Police the Wrong Way on I-40

Woman Guilty of fleeing from Police the Wrong Way on I-40

Woman Guilty of fleeing from Police the Wrong Way on I-40

Diego Lopez Reporter
Wednesday, August 3, 2022
GRANTS, N.M. – In September 2021 a woman named Jeannine Jaramillo allegedly led the Cibola County Sheriff’s Office on a highspeed, wrong-way chase down Interstate 40. She had reported to dispatchers that she was kidnapped at knifepoint and was being held hostage.

Arrests

News Staff
Wednesday, August 3, 2022
Grants Police Department July 25 Alycia Welch, born in 1989: Disturbing the Peace Adrian Chavez, born in 1990: Warrant – District Courts Lewey Yazzie, born in 1987: Obstructing Police John Allastar, born in 1987: Drunk or Disorderly July 26 Jeanette Jaramillo, born in 1990: Warrant –...

Grants: That Bad Aroma??

Press Release
Wednesday, August 3, 2022
GRANTS – A computer panel at the Wastewater Treatment Plant that’s been out for more than two months has resulted in an awful aroma in and around the facility. According to city officials, identifying the panel problem took several weeks.