A New Mexico man accused in multiple burglaries has been arrested. Hobbs police say on January 14 they received a tip about the location of 34-year-old Roman Astorga, who had multiple active warrants.

According to the department, Astorga has a long criminal history including violating his probation multiple times, theft charges and battery charges.

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The Hobbs Police Department arrested a serial burglary suspect last week after a tip led them to 34-year-old Roman Astorga. Astorga was arrested on January 14 near

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Williams and Garcia were both taken to the Gaines County Jail. Williams was charged with manufacturing/delivering a controlled substance, possession of a controlled substance, fraudulent use of identifying information and possession of a dangerous drug. His bond was set at $105,000.

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Hobbs said she will seek $7 million to help return artifacts to tribes, and renewed her support for a Navajo water settlement.