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JUDGE IMPOSES LIMITS IN RODELLA TRIAL

Sep 17, 2014 | 4:25 PM

A JUDGE PUTS A LIMIT ON WHAT SOME EXPERT WITNESSES CAN SAY IN THE CIVIL RIGHTS CASE AGAINST RIO ARRIBA COUNTY SHERIFF TOMMY RODELLA. RODELLA IS ACCUSED OF CHASING DOWN AN ESPANOLA MAN AND BEATING HIM IN THE FACE WITH A BADGE. JURY SELECTION IN RODELLA'S TRIAL STARTS MONDAY.

THEN, ON TUESDAY, RODELLA'S LAWYER IS SCHEDULED TO CONTINUE HIS QUEST TO GET U-S ATTORNEY DAMON MARTINEZ REMOVED FROM THE CASE. ROBERT GORENCE SAYS MARTINEZ HAS A VENDETTA AGAINST HIS CLIENT OVER U-S FOREST SERVICE PATROLS IN NORTHERN NEW MEXICO TARGETING HISPANIC RANCHERS.