ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Theodore Kinyak, who was arrested during the Albuquerque Police Department’s warrant initiative, pleaded guilty to six charges Thursday.
Story continues below
- Health: State Veterinarian: No confirmed cases of dog respiratory illness in New Mexico
- Crime: Santa Fe man charged with fleeing police, will face more charges for stolen vehicles
- Albuquerque: ABQ BioPark planning to open new elephant testing lab, only 8th like it in the nation
- Community: What’s happening around New Mexico December 1 – December 7
Kinyak pleaded guilty to charges including receiving or transferring a stolen vehicle and unlawful taking of a stolen vehicle. Judge Cindy Leos sent Kinyak to drug court before sentencing. If he completes the drug program, the sentence may be conditionally discharged. If he fails, Kinyak faces up to nine years behind bars.
