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By Cumulus Media Oct 14, 2013 | 8:06 PM

A man sought in a Georgia killing has been apprehended in Albuquerque months after he was accidentally released from a jail in a nearby New Mexico county. Police say narcotics detectives executing a search warrant at a home Monday found 52-year-old Robert Sandman. He was taken into custody in Algodones in April but later was released from the Sandoval County jail following miscommunication between authorities in Georgia and New Mexico. Sandman was named on a Georgia warrant in the March killing of a neighbor.