Former Las Cruces police officer Brad Lunsford's attorneys filed a motion for a new trial following his conviction of voluntary manslaughter. Lunsford's attorneys allege juror bias and concealed ...

The New Mexico Supreme Court granted a stay to consider Attorney General Raúl Torrez’s petition for a writ of superintending ...

LAS CRUCES, N.M. (CSB4/KFOX14) — A hearing was held Friday for Brad Lunsford’s case to review the motion to overturn his conviction. A judge in the case of former Las Cruces police officer ...

Juries are on my mind because my radio co-host recently served on two and because of concerns raised by lawyers’ efforts to ...

PAYMENT WAS LAST FRIDAY. FORMER LAS CRUCES OFFICER BRAD LUNSFORD FOUND GUILTY OF VOLUNTARY MANSLAUGHTER BUT RELEASED ON BOND. JUDGE JIM FOY RULING ON THAT DECISION AFTER ADMITTING FAULTS IN HIS ...

Judge Jim Foy ordered the release of former Las Cruces police Officer Brad Lunsford as motions challenging his conviction for voluntary manslaughter are resolved. Lunsford was found guilty Feb ...

Update (March 21, 2025): A spokesperson for the New Mexico Department of Justice says that Judge Jim Foy released former Officer Brad Lunsford after a hearing on the motions filed by his defense team.

The New Mexico Supreme Court granted a stay on Tuesday, April 1, to consider a petition from state Attorney General Raul Torrez for a writ of mandamus to protect a juror who served in the Brad ...

Mar. 21—LAS CRUCES — A district judge ruled Friday that former Las Cruces police officer Brad Lunsford would be released while the court considers his request for a new trial. Lunsford ...

On Friday, March 28, 2025, a "Jury Information Protections" hearing was held following the aftermath of former Las Cruces officer Brad Lunsford's manslaughter trial. Lunsford was found guilty of ...