LAS CRUCES - Police arrested a Las Cruces man Tuesday evening after he allegedly pointed a handgun at a repossession agent and demanded he leave the property.
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No one can into your property even police unless they have a warrant. Repo agents are no diffent they can't come on your property either.
Posted by: Tex | 04/08/2010 at 02:12 PM