Jason McNabb

NOW. TO WORK UP THE COURAGE TO COME INTO THIS ROOM. NOW ANDREW ESCOBAR IS BACK IN HIS BEDROOM AFTER HE WAS REPORTED MISSING THREE YEARS AGO. GOOD EVENING. I'M DOUG FERNANDEZ, I'M SHELLY RIBANDO. THIS WEEK, ANDREW ESCOBAR WAS FOUND ALIVE AND WELL AND HIS FAMILY IN RIO RANCHO NEVER GAVE UP HOPE. SEARCHING RELENTLESSLY FOR HIM AFTER HIS MOTHER TOOK HIM DURING A CUSTODY BATTLE. JASON MCNABB TALKING TO ANDREW'S FATHER THIS EVENING.

Federal search warrants unsealed in June have revealed new details about the DWI enterprise scheme with 22 police officers from three agencies, attorneys, and a paralegal implicated since the investigation began over two years ago. The warrants outline how the scheme operated. Law enforcement officers would arrest individuals for driving while intoxicated and direct them to call a specific number for legal consultation.

Catholic priests in Albuquerque are under scrutiny after expressing support for the construction of a mosque in the city's North Valley, a project that has sparked heated debate among residents. The proposed mosque, located near Alameda and Second Street, has drawn opposition following an appeal by a North Valley neighborhood association. Concerns raised include traffic safety, infrastructure, zoning laws, and planning policies.