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New Mexico’s Urgent Public Safety Alerts | Santa Fe News
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Fentanyl is being disguised as cocaine and meth in New Mexico, with alarming reports that the DEA inadvertently helped distribute thousands of pills — stay alert. Meanwhile, the state is teaming up with 12 others to block the massive Paramount-Warner Bros. Discovery merger, fearing it will crush competition and drive up prices. Locally, Lindy’s Diner owners in Albuquerque are suing the city and State Farm over alleged neglect and forced demolition. Starting August 1, Farmington will mandate inpatient rehab for up to five non-compliant addicts before long-term care. And tragically, a Bellamah Avenue house fire left one person injured and a beloved dog dead — the resident is now displaced.
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