The Alamogordo Police Department released its weekly logs covering November 24 through November 30, highlighting a mix of arrests, citations, and ongoing investigations. While many individuals were named and charged, several crimes without identified suspectsremain unresolved.

 Crimes Under Investigation

Criminal Damage at Sports Complex (Nov. 25):Between the afternoon of November 24 and midday November 25, unknown individuals vandalized a bathroom at the city’s Sports Complex. The case remains open.

Commercial Burglary on Indian Wells (Nov. 27): Officers responding to an alarm discovered forced entry into a business. The front glass door was shattered, and approximately $75,000 worth of merchandise was stolen. Detectives are investigating.

Criminal Damage at Oregon Elementary (Nov. 29): A window was broken with a brick, allowing entry into the school. The incident occurred between November 28 and November 29. The investigation is ongoing.

Unattended Deaths (Nov. 27 & Nov. 29): Two separate cases were reported. On November 27, a 57-year-old man was found deceased in his home on Sunrise. On November 29, another individual was discovered dead in a residence on Paradise. Both cases appear to be medical in nature, but official determinations are pending.

Hit-and-Run Crash (Nov. 30): A white Dodge Avenger struck a legally parked Chevy Trax on Spruce Avenue and fled the scene. A suspect has been identified, but the investigation continues

Juvenile Offenses

Several minors were referred to Juvenile Probation Officers (JPO) for serious charges:

Nov. 27: A 17-year-old male was accused of aggravated burglary, vehicle theft, unlawful handgun possession, and credit card theft.

Nov. 29: A 16-year-old male was referred for battery.

Nov. 30: Three juveniles faced charges for shoplifting, resisting officers, disorderly conduct, minor alcohol possession, and property damage.

A link to the reports is located at https://ci.alamogordo.nm.us/DocumentCenter/View/17788/November-24-to-November-30-PDF

 Community Impact

The week’s logs reflect a troubling mix of violent domestic incidents, property crimes, and youth involvement in serious offenses. While many suspects were apprehended, the unresolved cases—particularly the high-value burglary and school vandalism—underscore ongoing challenges for law enforcement.

Alamogordo police continue to investigate several crimes with unidentified suspects, including vandalism, burglary, and a hit-and-run. Community vigilance and cooperation with authorities remain essential as detectives work to close these cases.

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