A district judge ruled Friday that former Las Cruces police officer Brad Lunsford would be released while the court considers ...

Matthew Chandler, Lunsford's attorney, filed a motion for a new trial and requested Lunsford's immediate release Feb. 26. Chandler claimed two jurors were improperly replaced with two others who found ...

A spokesperson for the New Mexico Department of Justice says that Judge Jim Foy released former Officer Brad Lunsford after a hearing on the motions filed by his defense team. Lunsford was convicted ...

A former Las Cruces Police officer, who was convicted of voluntary manslaughter last month, was released from jail pending ...

Former Las Cruces Police officer Brad Lunsford who was found guilty last month of voluntary manslaughter had a motion hearing ...

LAS CRUCES, N.M. (CSB4/KFOX14) — A hearing was held Friday for Brad Lunsford’s case to review the motion to overturn his ...

A former Las Cruces police officer recently convicted of voluntary manslaughter will be back in court this coming week pursuing a new trial. Brad Lunsford, 39, was held culpable last month by a jury ...

Former Las Cruces police officer Brad Lunsford was found guilty of voluntary manslaughter in the 2022 shooting death of Presley Eze Jr. Lunsford's attorney is seeking a new trial, claiming two ...

Former Las Cruces police officer Brad Lunsford was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter in the 2022 shooting of Presley Eze. Lunsford said Eze injured another officer and grabbed that officer ...

As we previously reported, Lunsford was found guilty of voluntary manslaughter on Wednesday, Feb. 12, for shooting and killing Presley Eze at a gas station in 2022 in Las Cruces.

ENUGU — A major confrontation is looming between the traditional rulers in Igbo land and the self-appointed Eze Ndigbo who reside and operate outside Igbo land. The disagreement is over the name ...

Officer Lunsford’s actions were not just a tragic lapse in judgment; they were an egregious abuse of power that cost Presley Eze his life," said New Mexico Attorney General Raúl Torrez.