Froid’s Roberto Orozco-Ramirez filed a motion March 19 to dismiss a charge of illegal re-entry and lawyers for the government have responded. Orozco has been in custody since Jan. 25, following his surrender to authorities. Illegal re-entry carries a possible penalty of two years in prison and a $250,000 fine. Government lawyers asked on March 30 for time to file a response to the motion, stating,

The Roosevelt County Sheriff’s Office responded to 134 calls from March 23-30. The calls included: March 23 An adult male flagged down a deputy and said that someone stole tools from his property. A male was issued a citation and taken to tribal jail. March 24 Deputies and Poplar ambulance responded to Brockton’s city limits where a female said her sister was hit with a golf club and