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Plea deal puts habitual offender back on streets By Michael Sullivan GALLUP — Thursday was Cinco de Mayo, but Richard Martinez had a different reason to celebrate. His long, drawn-out burglary case came to an end, and he was released from custody. To read more subscribe to the Gallup Independent by calling (505) 863-6811 or purchase the paper at the newsstand. |
Rez dogs on constant quest for food Sheriff’s opponent wants election overturned Plea deal puts habitual offender back on streets
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