A Sheriff’s Department Where the Sun Don’t Shine

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(SUNfoto by Andrew Kasper) Rio Arriba County Sheriff’s Department spokesman Jake Arnold stands in the County Commission chambers. Under Arnold, the Department instituted a new policy requiring members of the public to provide a government-issued ID before the Department will comply with public records requests.

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By Bill Rodgers
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    The Rio Arriba County Sheriff’s Department under Tommy Rodella has become a place where, for those seeking public records, the sun doesn’t shine.     In response to eight public records requests submitted to the Department by the Rio Grande…

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