Judge's wife Nancy Cano apparently runs an Inurance company
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>Judge's wife Nancy Cano apparently runs an Inurance company
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, )
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Plaintiff, )
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vs. ) No. 25-MJ-330
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CRISTHIAN ORTEGA-LOPEZ, )
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Defendant. )
UNITED STATES’ MOTION TO RECONSIDER PRETRIAL RELEASE ORDER
Daughter April mentioned in court doc.
On February 28, 2025,two search warrantswere executed in connection with this
investigation. The Defendant and his roommates were taken into custody. Agents also seized four
firearmsfrom April Cano’s residence.
During a post-Miranda interview, the Defendant admitted that in or around December
2023, he illegally entered the United States from Mexico into Texas. Defendant went to Denver
to await his immigration hearing. After not being able to pay the rent, he and his two roommates
decided to move to El Paso, Texas because one of the other Venezuelans had a brother that resided
there. The Defendant and five other people were residing at an apartment in El Paso when he
eventually met Nancy Cano after getting a job in Las Cruces to install a glass door for her. He
continued to do a few jobs for Nancy Cano, and after being evicted from the apartment in April,
2024, Nancy Cano offered her “casita” in the back of the residence she shared with her husband
Joel Cano. After coming to reside in Las Cruces, New Mexico, in the earlier part of 2024, the
Defendant was introduced to Nany Cano’s daughter, April Cano, who possessed a large number
of firearms. The Defendant advised that April Cano allowed him to hold and sometimes shoot
various firearms. The Defendant admitted that he recognized four firearms that had been seized
from April Cano’s residence on February 28, 2025, following the execution of a search warrant.
The Defendant further advised that three of the firearms shown to him were the same firearms
depicted in the photographs on his personal social media, specifically a Geissel SD 5.56 rifle, a
Sig Sauer P365 9mm handgun, and a Volquartsen VT2 .22 caliber rifle. The Defendant admitted
that he knew it was illegal for him to possess firearms
Eulalio Rodriguez
February 12, 1926 — September 17, 2022
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Eulalio "Lalo" Rodriguez was called to Heaven on September 17, 2022, he passed peacefully in his home, surrounded by his loving family and his beloved wife of almost 75 years. Lalo was born on February 12, 1926, in Rincon, New Mexico, the youngest child of Bernadino Rodriguez and Lucia Guerra-Rodriguez. Lalo grew up on the family ranch in Radium Springs New Mexico, learning the value of hard work instilled by the many responsibilities he and his siblings were given since a very young age. He was several years younger than his closest sibling (10 years), often referred to as "The Baby" by his brothers and sisters. He maintained that work ethic his entire life, always looking for the next project and willing to help anyone needing assistance. As he grew older, trips to Las Cruces became more frequent allowing him to meet the love of his life Adela Carrillo. They fell in love and got married, their bond lasted almost 75 years. They had four children, Henry Rodriguez (Espy), Irene Rodriguez, Eddie Rodriguez (Jane),Nancy Rodriguez-Cano (Joel).Lalo had 14 grandchildren whom he loved and cared for very much. His granddaughters include Christine Dominguez, Leticia Rodriguez, Kelly Rodriguez, April Cano-Medina, Theresa Rodriguez, Covina Rodriguez, Valerie DelaO, Annette Nanez. His grandsons include Henry Rodriguez, Tommy Rodriguez, Jeremy Cano, Nicolas Rodriguez, Eddie (Lio) Rodriguez, and Adam Rodriguez. He had 40 Great Grandchildren, and 10 Great-Great Grandchildren. Lalo worked for several companies as a young husband and father. He eventually was employed by the New Mexico State Highway department as a heavy equipment operator working and retiring after over 30 years of service. He was master operator of all heavy equipment owned by department. He shared many fond memories of traveling with the highway department throughout the state with his family. Eventually being stationed in Las Cruces where he completed his career. To know Lalo was to love him, we will all fondly remember the unique nicknames he lovingly called his grandchildren. Lalo was a very caring and generous man always willing to help anyone down on their luck, whether he knew them or not. If someone were sick or in the hospital, Lalo could be counted on to be first to visit. His big heart was always on display, never having a cross word to say about anyone. His word was his bond, always following through on his handshake promise. Lalo loved adventure, the outdoors and the challenge of looking for hard to find items his family was looking for as well as any flashlight or watch he came across. We will always have fond memories of him working in the yard and riding his lawnmower which, he enjoyed. Lalo was the last surviving sibling of his family, he was preceded in death by his father Bernadino Rodriquez, mother Lucia Guerra-Rodriguez, and siblings Kika Benavidez, Bonnie Urista, Juanita Lucero, Josefina Lucero, Maria Jaramillo, Isabel Rodriguez, Fermin Rodriguez, and Lencho Rodriguez. He was also preceded in death by three grandchildren, Mary Rodriguez, Steven Rodriguez, and Veronica Rodriguez. Lalo will be honored and laid to rest on Thursday, September 29, 2022, at 10:00am. Services will be held at Getz Funeral Home, 1410 E Bowman Ave, Las Cruces New Mexico, followed by the interment at St. Josephs cemetery. Serving as pallbearers are Jeremy Cano, Henry Rodriguez, Tommy Rodriguez, Nicolas Rodriguez, Adam Rodriguez, Eddie (Lio) Rodriguez. Service Information
Thursday, September 29, 2022 10:00am,
Getz Funeral Home Chapel
1410 E. Bowman Ave.
Las Cruces, NM 88001
>. Lalo grew up on the family ranch in Radium Springs New Mexico, learning the value of hard work instilled by the many responsibilities h
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Ranch for Sale in Radium Springs, New Mexico
This is a rare opportunity to own a well-improved desert ranch in Doña Ana County, conveniently located near schools, hospitals, and essential amenities. Just four miles from the I-25 Fort Selden Exit, this exceptional ranch supports 154 head of cattle year-round.
The headquarters features a beautifully remodeled adobe home, a barn with an attached shop, horse stalls, and a riding arena. The spacious 3,204-square-foot home includes three bedrooms, two and a half bathrooms, an office, and four charming Kiva-style fireplaces. The upgraded kitchen is equipped with high-end Viking appliances, a coffee bar, and stunning quartz countertops.
Encompassing approximately 16,648 acres, the ranch consists of 238± deeded acres, 14,931± BLM acres, and 1,479± State lease acres. Water resources include two wells producing six gallons per minute, supplying nine miles of pipeline. Additionally, there are five earthen tanks that fill with rainwater, 36,000 gallons of water storage, seven drinkers, and two sets of pens.
This unique property offers an unparalleled blend of convenience, functionality, and southwestern charm, making it an exceptional investment for ranching enthusiasts.
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About Doña Ana County, New Mexico
Doña Ana County, located in southern New Mexico, is known for its rich history, scenic desert landscapes, and thriving agricultural industry. Home to communities like Las Cruces and Chamberino, the county blends cultural heritage with modern growth. Chamberino, a small rural community near the Texas border, is known for its peaceful atmosphere and strong agricultural roots, particularly in pecan orchards and chile farming. With the Organ Mountains as a backdrop, residents and visitors enjoy outdoor recreation, historic sites like Old Mesilla, and the unique Southwestern charm that defines the region.
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Kaley Salopek is a top-producing real estate broker and office owner in Southern New Mexico, recognized among the state’s elite agents. With over six years of experience, she and her husband, Cole, specialize in water rights, agricultural properties, and residential real estate, serving clients across Dona Ana and Otero counties. A Certified Real Estate Negotiator, Kaley combines deep local knowledge with expert negotiation skills to deliver exceptional results.Contact Cole Salopek – Salopek RealtyCole Salopek is a top-producing real estate broker and owner serving Southern New Mexico, specializing in water rights and agricultural properties. A fourth-generation pecan farmer with deep local roots, he brings unmatched expertise in farm, ranch, and commercial real estate. When he’s not helping clients, Cole enjoys spending time with his family and competing in Cowboy Mounted Shooting.
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Address: 14255 NM-185
City: Radium Springs
State/County: New Mexico
Zip: 88007
Country: United States
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Property Id : 386103
Price: $ 1,800,000
Property Size: 3,204.00 ft2
Bedrooms: 3
Bathrooms: 2
County: Dona Ana County
Lot Size (AC): 16648.40000
Listing ID: 30068-02457
Office ID: 5339
Listing Address: 14255 Highway 185
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