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Published on Sunday, April 18, 2021

Incident Last Sunday

FROM DAVID GREENBERG - LEAG COMMITTEE

Last Sunday afternoon (the 11th), around 3:30 pm, a Silver Blue Toyota Corolla with Texas plates number unknown, driven by a woman in dark glasses and a ponytail, drove into a circular driveway on Paako Drive with its windows open and music blaring.  The driver stayed long enough in the driveway for the owner of the property to go outside and investigate.  The driver threw something out the window and sped away.  The owner found a note that the driver had thrown out the window.  While the owner was reading the note, the car went out to the street and came back into the driveway, nearly hitting the owner. The sheriff was notified.

The note, in blue marker, said, “To Whomever is running this Lille (sic) Boat and Pony Show! I’m Govt! I’ve got Military Back-up! Leave me the Hell Alone! "
This was followed by a smiley face with an angel halo on top. 

Fortunately, no one was injured, but this could have been a very serious situation. 

If anyone recognizes this car or has had a similar experience, please call the Sheriff’s Office at 911, and Anthony, our security guard (505) 803-3075 if it's during his working hours.

Author: Mary Clark

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Published on Sunday, April 18, 2021

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Donations Made to BCSO East Area Command

On Tuesday, March 3rd, on behalf of grateful East Mountain residents and businesses, Triangle Grocery, Lantern Ridge, and Whole Foods (on Carlisle) donated food and drinks to the East Area Command Office of the Bernalillo County Sheriff in Tijeras to cover all shifts for a 24-hour period in condolence for the tragic loss of Sergeant Michael Schlattman. 

Please remember to thank these businesses for their generous donations when you stop in.  Also, let BCSO know how much you appreciate their service as well as the sacrifices they make every day to keep our community safe.

Go to READ MORE and then to DOCUMENTS to see a photo of the memorial in front of the Bernalillo County Sheriff's Office

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