A former New Mexico GOP treasurer is being held in custody until trial. She is charged with a deadly hit and run that occurred in Las Cruces. The incident involved a cyclist who was hit and killed.
A judge initially ordered the former treasurer to remain in custody, and she appealed this decision. Her appeal was unsuccessful, and she will remain detained. For more information on this case, readers can refer to the source.
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