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New Details Emerge in Mountainair Fentanyl Incident That Killed Three, Exposed 25

New Details Emerge in Mountainair Fentanyl Incident That Killed Three, Exposed 25

,Two of the deceased have been identified as Mika and Georgia Rascon. Twenty-five people were exposed in total, including Mountainair EMS personnel who entered the residence without hazardous materials gear. A coworker called Torrance County Dispatch to check on a colleague who had not shown up to work on

Federal Agencies Converge on Mountainair Drug Lab Site; One Victim Remains in Critical Condition

Federal Agencies Converge on Mountainair Drug Lab Site; One Victim Remains in Critical Condition

This report is preliminary. Information presented here is considered reliable but remains subject to revision as facts are confirmed or updated. Federal and state law enforcement agencies descended on 306 North Hanlon Avenue in Mountainair on Thursday, May 21, 2026, the day after a toxic exposure hospitalized at least two

Three Dead, 18 First Responders Hospitalized in Mountainair Toxic Exposure Incident

Three Dead, 18 First Responders Hospitalized in Mountainair Toxic Exposure Incident

An unidentified substance at a North Hanlon Avenue residence killed three people and sent 18 emergency personnel to the hospital on Wednesday, May 20, 2026. The investigation is ongoing. All individuals identified explicitly or by inference in this article should not be considered suspects or persons of interest until such