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Report of Shooting
2313 Acoma Rd
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Summary
- Police in Rio Rancho, New Mexico, are investigating a shooting incident where the victim reportedly fled the scene and may have met with someone in a gold SUV. The firearm involved, a Taurus 9mm, was reportedly transferred from a male in a Ford Sport Truck to a female.
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A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 2313 Acoma Rd.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 2313 Acoma Rd.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 2313 Acoma Rd.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 2313 Acoma Rd.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 2313 Acoma Rd.
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Rio Rancho PD Dispatch · Jun 18, 8:12PM · 0:31
120 Sam 23. Go ahead. I'm down here on Lake 23rd and Acoma. Do you want me to stay south, stay right here at the intersection, or do you need me to move? Are you able to get up Acoma? Yeah, I believe so. I pushed north to actually get a few of our units to break. It looks like 140, 130, and 165, you guys are in the crossfire. So I can just have one of you reposition to 20th Street and 20th Ave.
Rio Rancho PD Dispatch · Jun 18, 7:54PM · 0:24
Units responding, we're getting another calling party advising her boyfriend saw someone get shot at 2310 Rainbow. Total of three people. Neither of the females were hit with any of the bullets. 57 Fire Control, disregard callers. is confirming the male got shot and he took off northbound. That's confirmed. That is from westbound on 20th was the last location. The calling party saw the vehicle heading.
Rio Rancho PD Dispatch · Jun 18, 7:54PM · 0:31
The males are going to be in the Ford Sport Truck, approximately 2004 model. One male last seen wearing a blue shirt, the other last seen wearing a black shirt. The driver is a male with a black shirt, was hanging out of the window. Approximately mid to early 40s, is a white male. One of the females claims to be 18 years old, the other female possibly early 20s. The driver of the truck, mid 40s, advising the male had the gun first, tossed it back to the female who pointed it. That's the coming car.
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