
Gregory Hasman
Reporter at Gillette News Record
Blogguer at Freelance
I am addicted to American history and the open road. I enjoy the Southwest. @MaybornUNT M.A. grad/ABQ Journal staff writer/roadside photographer & writer
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abqjournal.com | Gregory Hasman
Two men were arrested after reportedly swiping a dump truck in Moriarty, shooting at witnesses, then leading police on a chase that resulted in a multi-vehicle crash in Albuquerque on Saturday. Miguel Pena-Guardado, 37, of Albuquerque, is charged with two counts of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, three counts of auto burglary, auto theft and aggravated fleeing a law enforcement officer.
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abqjournal.com | Gregory Hasman
When officers responded to gunfire along an Albuquerque ditch last month, a man living in a tent said he told off two teenagers firing guns in the area. Two hours later, two gunshots were detected near the tent and the homeless man was found shot to death the next morning. Now, Joshua Curtis, 18, and Adrian Brown, 17, are behind bars in his death.
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yahoo.com | Gregory Hasman
Jun. 5—Two men were arrested after reportedly swiping a dump truck in Moriarty, shooting at witnesses, then leading police on a chase that resulted in a multi-vehicle crash in Albuquerque on Saturday. Miguel Pena-Guardado, 37, of Albuquerque, is charged with two counts of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, three counts of auto burglary, auto theft and aggravated fleeing a law enforcement officer.
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police1.com | Gregory Hasman
By Gregory HasmanAlbuquerque Journal, N.M.BLOOMFIELD, N.M. — Even after dying, Bloomfield police officer Timothy Ontiveros continued to give to others. On Sunday, the 33-year-old died after being shot by Dennis Armenta, 58, during a traffic stop in Bloomfield on May 26 . Armenta was fatally shot by another officer. After being taken off life support, Ontiveros’ kidneys and liver were donated to three people, New Mexico Donor Services spokesperson Celina Espinoza said in a phone interview Wednesday.
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yahoo.com | Gregory Hasman
Jun. 4—Even after dying, Bloomfield police officer Timothy Ontiveros continued to give to others. On Sunday, the 33-year-old died after being shot by Dennis Armenta, 58, during a traffic stop in Bloomfield on May 26. Armenta was fatally shot by another officer. After being taken off life support, Ontiveros' kidneys and liver were donated to three people, New Mexico Donor Services spokesperson Celina Espinoza said in a phone interview Wednesday.
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I hope everyone has a peaceful evening. I took this at the Rio Grande this morning. #Albuquerque https://t.co/z2dSCxC9v1

Great effort. Great year.

Fell in love with this team and made history while doing it. We'll be back 👆 https://t.co/SC7zk9lFAj

This is one of my favorite shots of the year so far. Between Las Cruces and Alamogordo. #NewMexico https://t.co/TzFuUyGOlG