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The City of Santa Fe is set to introduce automated speed and noise enforcement systems starting in August.
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A man in Santa Fe, New Mexico, Alexander Corvison, has been arrested for allegedly following a woman into a bathroom at Plaza Mercado and physically physically holding her against her will.
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Santa Fe, New Mexico, is planning to install six mobile speed and noise cameras in an effort to reduce speed and pollution in the city of Santa Fe.
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Reese Jenson of Oklahoma has been arrested by Santa Fe Police Special Operations after allegedly shooting at two officers at a Motel 6 in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
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City of Santa Fe, New Mexico, has approved a resolution that could impact traffic near the Santa Fe Plaza in which all streets around the plaza will be closed between Memorial Day and Nov.
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