New Mexico
Finally, New Development in Manhunt for Suspect in New Mexico Cop Shooting
The fatal shooting of an officer and sudden disappearance of a South Carolina paramedic led the police on a frantic manhunt to find the suspect connected to each incident. This weekend, the cops finally caught their guy.
Jaremy Smith, 33, is accused of fatally shooting New Mexico State Police Officer Justin Hare Friday morning who authorities say was responding to a request for help by a disabled motorist in Tucumcari.
Before the officer could get out of the car, Chief Troy Weisler claims Smith walked from the BMW he was driving to the passenger side of the patrol car.
The two discussed Smith possibly needing a new tire and arranged for him to get a ride back in town. However, Weisler said seemingly out of nowhere, Smith pulled out his gun and shot the officer. He then walked to the other side of the car, shot him again and pushed Hare’s body into the passenger seat so he could take off with the car.
The report says by the time the cops found the car it was crashed on the side of the road but Hare was still inside. Later, he was pronounced dead at the hospital.
Police discovered during their investigation into Smith that the disabled BMW he drove was connected to yet another crime he allegedly committed.
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During the investigation, police learned the car Smith was driving at the time of the encounter with Hare was registered to Machado-Fore, a paramedic for Florence County, South Carolina, Emergency Medical Services, authorities said.
Machado-Fore was found dead outside of Lake View in Dillon County, South Carolina, on Friday after she had been reported missing by her family, according to the Marion County Sheriff’s Office.
Smith was finally located after a gas station clerk in Albuquerque saw a man who matched his description Sunday morning, according to Bernalillo County Sheriff John Allen. After calling the police, they arrived swiftly to the location and saw Smith walking down the street where they pursued him in a foot chase. Allen said shots were fired but it was unclear how many hit Smith.
Smith was taken to the hospital for treatment under police surveillance and promptly taken into custody. It’s unclear what charges he’s facing at this time.
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ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – New Mexico United is advancing in the USL Championship playoffs. The black and yellow took down San Antonio 2-0 on Saturday night to clinch its spot in the conference semi-finals.
The postseason magic started in the magic minute. During the traditional celebration, United was on the attack. After a shot from United and a deflection from the San Antonio keeper, the ball fell to Mukwelle Akale who promptly scored with an empty net.
In the second half, United kept the pressure on. Val Noel broke free and gave the club a 2-0 lead in the 58th.
“I think that there were some things that we talked about throughout the week,” said head coach Dennis Sanchez. “Emotional control, fast start, you know knowing who San Antonio is, and the weight of the game, and what the game meant. I though the guys handled it well. We did what we needed to do, secure a shutout and more importantly secured another really strong team performance and win.”
United will now play the winner of Sacramento and Orange County next week.
The UNLV Rebels kick off Week 10 tomorrow at home in Allegiant Stadium against the New Mexico Lobos. We covered a lot of predictions this week, but now it’s time for our official UNLV Rebels On SI Week 10 predictions. This is a showdown between two Mountain West teams having great seasons in what should be a great game.
The Rebels are coming off another bye week after losing for the first time this season against the Boise State Broncos. Heading into Week 10, they are sitting at 6 – 1 for the season and 2 – 1 in the Mountain West. This will be a get-right game for UNLV, but New Mexico is also a good measuring stick. After getting blown out by the Broncos, the Rebels may need to prove to themselves that they can compete with the top teams in the conference.
The Lobos are in the midst of a two-game winning streak. Their record now sits at 5 – 3. They are right behind UNLV in the Mountain West standings at 2 – 2. New Mexico hasn’t done anything spectacular, but they have been well-balanced, consistent, and disciplined on both sides of the ball. A team like this is a good test for the Rebels.
The offense has been absolutely dynamic. Quarterback Anthony Colandrea has been outstanding not only with his arm but also on the ground with his legs. This season, he has thrown for 1,618 yards, 12 touchdowns, and four touchdowns, while also rushing for 410 yards and four more TDs. Heading into Week 10, he’s the favorite to be named the Mountain West Conference Offensive Player of the Year this season.
Jai’Den Thomas leads the way on the ground for the Rebs. He’s coming off a down game in which he rushed for just 38 yards on 3.5 yards per carry. However, he leads the team with 615 yards and seven TDs on 7.4 yards per carry this season. Jet has also caught 18 passes for 104 yards and a TD in the passing attack. The star runner will look to have a bounce-back game this week.
The Lobos are solid on both sides of the ball. While they aren’t amazing on one side of the ball like the Rebels on offense, they also haven’t shown a major deficiency on another side of the ball like the Rebels on defense. Their offense is led by quarterback Jack Layne, running back Damon Bankston, and tight end Dorian Williams. This trio will be a good test for the Rebels’ defense, which has been working to get better during their bye week.
UNLV Rebels Win 38 – 28
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