By Roger Lanse

Today, Friday, June 17, Silver City Police Chief Ed Reynolds stated that a final report involving 6th Judicial District Attorney Francesca Estevez and her alleged erratic driving would not be available until his department's investigation into the incident is concluded. Reynolds said they have 30 days within which to complete the investigation.

A private citizen called the Grant County Regional Dispatch Authority on Saturday, June 11, about 1 p.m., advising of a vehicle driving erratically on Highway 180 near Saddlerock Canyon Road. The vehicle was described in the police blotter as a dark blue Dodge Charger, moving at a high rate of speed and G

Estevez told Grant County Beat Editor Mary Alice Murphy the erratic driving was the result of tire failure. Estevez was later met by SCPD officers where she had parked at the Office of Sustainability on Pope Street.

State Senator Howie Morales told the Beat that he talked with Town Manager Alex Brown and is confident that the city will not be withholding any information when the final report is made available. GǣI just want to make sure weG