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Antonito Daily Digest Sunday, May 10, 2026

Ty McDuffey

10 May 2026 — 1 min read

Ty's Take

One traffic stop on the highway between here and the New Mexico line turned into the kind of bust that reminds you the drug trade doesn't care much about county lines or how small your town is. Sheriff's office pulled over a vehicle, found distribution-level quantities, and now there's a case working through the system that probably involved more than one jurisdiction—the way these things usually do down here. It's the kind of thing that happens quiet enough that most folks don't hear about it until the paperwork's done, but it matters more than we sometimes admit when we're talking about keeping the valley safe. Glad the deputies were paying attention.

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Traffic stop leads to major drug distribution seizure

Alamosa police and federal agents conducted a two-day narcotics investigation that netted over 6,000 fentanyl pills, multiple firearms, and various drugs across the San Luis Valley. A traffic stop on Highway 160 led to the arrest of two Manassa residents on drug felony charges, followed by two...

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