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(SUNfoto by Andrew Kasper) Rio Arriba County Sheriff Tommy Rodella (left) shakes hands with Española Public Safety Chief Leo Montoya during a widespread natural gas outage in February. The sheriff last week, citing manpower shortages, said deputies would not respond to “routine” calls on Wednesday and Thursday starting next month. Montoya said this should not affect police service within city limits, but State Police said it may result in stacked calls in unincorporated parts of the County.

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By Bill Rodgers
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    The Rio Arriba County Sheriff’s Department, citing manpower shortages alongside statutory obligations to provide services such as prisoner transport, will no longer respond to “routine” law enforcement calls on Wednesdays and Thursdays.     “Effective July 1, 2011, and until…

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