Sheriff’s military fleet continues to grow

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(SUNfoto by Barron Jones) A Military Ambush Protected vehicle commonly referred as MRAP, sits idle in the sheriff’s parking lot, March 30. Federal officials donated the vehicle as part of a program that supplies military equipment to local law enforcement agencies.

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    The Rio Arriba County Sheriff’s Office acquired a Mine Resistant Ambush Protected vehicle, two turtleback Humvees — officially known as High Mobility Multi-purpose Wheeled Vehicles — and several pieces of equipment to add to its growing list of military-grade…

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