Police Blotter: Stay-at-Home Son Thinks Parents Are Poisoning Him

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(SUNfoto by Lou Mattei) Española Fire Chief Ron Padilla (left) and Lt. Eric Tafoya (second from right) look on as fire fighters remove their masks after emerging from DeVargas Funeral Home on Railroad Avenue June 1. Tafoya said fire fighters were investigating potentially hazardous fumes stemming from formaldehyde and possibly bleach backed up in a slow-moving drain inside the building. Funeral home director Johnny DeVargas was transported to the hospital but said Tuesday everything was fine and the emergency response was mostly a precautionary measure.

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    Española Police officers, Ohkay Owingeh Tribal Police, Rio Arriba County Sheriff’s deputies and State Police responded to the following calls: Dog Buried at Sea Monday, May 23     • 12:10 a.m. — A Red’s Steak House caller said two…

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