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Calls to 911 by New Mexico Gov. Susana Martinez (R), who was trying to call off police responding to a nuisance complaint at a hotel last weekend, have been made public.
>> Read more and listen to all the calls on NMPoliticalReport.com
In the calls, Martinez identifies herself and demands to know who complained about noise in an Eldorado Hotel room where, she says, she and others were just “eating pizza.”
Martinez says during one call, “(W)however was throwing bottles is not there, hasn’t been there for like six hours.”
It turns out another call to police was made by the front desk of the hotel itself, saying people in the room had been warned more than once and asking police to escort the allegedly unruly guests off the property.
A spokesman for the city of Santa Fe confirmed the governor made the calls but said the incident did not trigger a police report because the situation was resolved with hotel security before officers arrived at the scene, according to the report.
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