News about Martin Heinrich

With her $1.25 million cash contribution in the first three months of the year, Senate candidate Nella Domenici shattered the Republican Senate fundraising record in New Mexico. Domenici declared her Republican bid to overthrowrown New Mexico Democratic Senator Martin Heinrich on January 17. According to her campaign, her first quarter funding totals in the state is the largest ever Republican Senate candidate in the state for the first quarter of an election year. More than 1,100 contributors funded the Republican Senate candidate and former Bridgewater Associates executive. Domenici is the niece of late Senator Pete Domenici, the state's longest serving Senator who served for six terms before retiring in 2009.

Outside the Capitol complex on Tuesday afternoon, a man with an AR-15 pistol was arrested by US Capitol Police. In the park across from Union Station, USCP Officers just arrested a man with a pistol.' We have no reason to believe there is an imminent threat at this time. The police wrote on X that they are gathering more information and releasing more details as they are announced. This is a new tale.

Shaheen Syed, 21, came under fire after his father, 51-year-old Muhammad Atif Syed, was charged with two of the Muslim murders. Muhammad Syed, 51, was arrested last Tuesday after police demanded details about a grey sedan seen at the murder scene, and the local community gave him tips. Shaheen Syed was a 'primary perpetrator' in Naeem Hussain's death in November 2021 and has now been arrested, according to federal investigators. Top left is Muhammad Afzaal Hussain, 27; top right, Naeem Hussain, 25, Mohammad Zahir Ahmadi, 62; and bottom right Aftab Hussein, 41. Both of the men were immigrants to the United States, two from Afghanistan and two from Pakistan: all were fatally wounded within a five-mile radius of each other. Following reports of him allegedly beating his father and sister, Shaheen Syed was now a wanted man and had an outstanding warrant for his detention.

Albuquerque Police Chief Harold Medina announced on Tuesday that a suspect has been arrested in the serial murder of four Muslim men in Albuquerque over the past nine months. Muhammad Syed, 51, emigrated to the United States in the last few years from Afghanistan, and was apparently furious over his Sunni daughter's marriage of a Shiite man. After being spotted at one of the murder scenes, Medina said the Police Department was able to locate the perpetrator's car and arrest the driver. The perpetrator is thought to be responsible for the deaths of (from top left) Aftab Hussein, Naeem Hussein, Mohammad Zahir Ahmadi, and Muhammad Afzaal Hussain. Both of the victims immigrated to the United States from South Asia, and all of them adhered to the Muslim faith.