Santa Fe, NM - Judge Joel Cano of New Mexico has resigned from his position following the arrest of an individual at his home in February. The arrested man is suspected of being a member of the Tren de Aragua (TdA) gang, a criminal organization originating from Venezuela. According to court documents, the arrest took place at Judge Cano's residence.
The incident has prompted an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the arrest and the judge's potential involvement. The details of the relationship between Judge Cano and the arrested individual remain unclear. The resignation was effective immediately, according to court officials. The news has sent ripples through the New Mexico legal community, raising concerns about judicial ethics and potential security risks. Law enforcement officials have not yet released further details regarding the ongoing investigation.
New Mexico Judge Resigns After Arrest at His Home
A New Mexico judge has resigned following an incident in February where a man, believed to be associated with the Tren de Aragua gang, was arrested at his residence. Court documents revealed the arrest occurred at the home of now-former Judge Joel Cano. The incident has sparked controversy and raised questions about the judge's connections. The resignation comes amid an ongoing investigation into the matter.