Albuquerque Man Charged with Murder After Shooting Cousin During Fight Over His Green Chile Enchiladas Being Too Hot

 

An Albuquerque man is being held without bond after police say he shot and killed his cousin following a fight over the heat of green chile enchiladas at a family dinner.

Ervin Gutierrez, 22, of Roswell, has been charged with murder for the shooting of 25-year-old Nathaniel Cavazos.

Albuquerque police say the two were drinking and eating at an apartment when an argument over how spicy the chile was turned into a physical fight. 

Gutierrez had reportedly complained that his were too hot.

KOB 4 reports:

According to court documents, the argument started when Gutierrez began antagonizing Cavazos by saying the chile in his enchiladas was too hot.

Police said Serrano suggested taking the dogs on a walk to cool off, but the argument grew and Gutierrez and Cavazos started fighting.

After that fight, police say, Gutierrez pulled out a handgun and shot Cavazos several times.

Police were called to the scene late Thursday and found Cavazos on the sidewalk between the buildings and the parking lot. 

Cavazos was pronounced dead at the scene.

Gutierrez had fled, but later turned himself in and was booked into the Metropolitan Detention Center.

A judge ruled Friday that Gutierrez will stay in jail as the trial proceeds.

Hakeem Jeffries Flips Out After Two Democrats Join Republicans to Force Vote on Resolution Condemning Socialism

 House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries said he was blindsided after two Democrats defected and joined the Republicans to force a vote on a resolution condemning Socialism.

In a 210-208 vote, Democrat Reps. Dan Golden and Marie Gluesenkamp Perez joined the Republicans to advance the resolution.

Later Tuesday, the House adopted the resolution in a 220-192-2 vote. 

CBS News reported:

The House on Tuesday adopted a resolution to denounce socialism “in all its forms” in a political messaging exercise ahead of the November elections.

The House adopted the resolution in a 220 to 192 to 2 vote, with eight Democrats voting with all Republicans in favor. Two Democrats voted present.

The Democrats who supported the resolution included Reps. Kathy Castor of Florida, Henry Cuellar of Texas, Don Davis of North Carolina, Jared Golden of Maine, Vicente Gonzalez of Texas, Marie Gluesenkamp Perez of Washington, Darren Soto of Florida and Gabe Vasquez of New Mexico. Those who voted present were Reps. Chrissy Houlahan of Pennsylvania and Maggie Goodlander of New Hampshire.

GOP leaders scheduled the vote after Democratic primary voters embraced a number of democratic socialist candidates. Republicans connected those wins to their own push to pass President Trump’s signature voting regulations bill, the SAVE America Act. The resolution also reaffirms their support for the legislation that has been stalled for months in the Senate, where it lacks even a simple majority support.

Jeffries flipped out and cracked down on Reps. Golden Marie Gluesenkamp Perez.

“The decision by two of our colleagues to blindside the entire House Democratic Caucus and join with the Republican majority to pass a procedural rule on the brink of failing represents a significant breach of trust. It necessitates a serious response, and we have asked the Committee on Caucus Rules to take this up in short order,” Jeffries said.

FIRST PHOTOS: 56-Year-Old Nutcase Dawn Light Arraigned in Court for Intimidating Lindsey Clancy Jurors – Pleads Not Guilty (VIDEO)

 

Dawn Light was arraigned in court on Wednesday for intimidating Lindsey Clancy jurors when they left deliberations on Tuesday.

  Dawn Light from Sutton, Massachusetts, was taken into custody at approximately 3:40 p.m. outside the courthouse in Plymouth, just minutes after jurors were dismissed for the day without reaching a verdict.

Massachusetts State Police charged Light with one count of intimidation of a witness, juror, or person furnishing information in connection with criminal proceedings. She is expected to be arraigned on Wednesday.

According to the Boston Herald, Light allegedly attempted to photograph the jury as its members left the courthouse. 

CBS Boston reporter Kristina Rex separately reported that jurors allegedly noticed they were being filmed.

Fox News reported that attorneys on either side could potentially request a mistrial over the incident.

On Wednesday morning, Dawn Light was arraigned in court for intimidating Lindsey Clancy jurors.

FOX News reported: 

Reporter on the Scene:  To protect the sanctity of the judicial system, these jurors, there was a court order by Judge Sullivan in which there was a supplemental order regarding protocol for media coverage of you. Essentially, according to Judge Sullivan and Rule 119, the court prohibits the filming or photographing of any juror at any time, including during court proceedings, court proceedings and court-conducted view. No person shall contact, follow, interview, or communicate in any way with the juror prior to the discharge of the jury or otherwise harass or tamper with a juror before, during, or after the view. Although she states that she was looking—

Bill Melugin:  All right, so we apologize for that glitchy feed there, but that was our very first look at 56-year-old Dawn Light. And the state of Massachusetts, Dana, clearly not messing around here. She is facing one charge, felony charge of jury jury intimidation. You heard the prosecutor mentioning that not only was she taking pictures, she was videoing these jurors. She went into a restricted area. She entered a plea of not guilty, we are told. And just to show how serious this is, she’s facing potentially up to 20 years in prison because the Lindsay Clancy case involves a potential life sentence. That potentially increases the, the penalties in this case. So that woman is in a whole lot of legal hot water right now, Dan.

She entered a plea of “not guilty.” Good luck with that, Dawn.

News Nation reported that Light allegedly had videos of potential Clancy jurors in a deleted folder on her phone, according to prosecutors.

Via Eric Daughtery.

Dawn was swarmed by media when she left the building.

Light told one reporter she only wanted to see Lindsey.