Area families are having a hard time locating relatives in federal custody.
Newschannel 10's Julia Bagg shows us just how tough it is to get through to them.
We'll call this woman 'Maria'... She knows authorities arrested her common law husband during Tuesday's raid... but she does not know where he is now. "He drove to work and I got out, he gave me a kiss and just said I love you, I'll see you when you come pick me up and I was like okay, that's it. That's the last thing I heard from him."
She tells us he called her once briefly since his arrest, letting her know he was in an Alburqerque jail, but since then her phone calls to authorities have only come up with conflicting information.
We wanted to know just how difficult it was to make contact with someone in custody, so we made calls with Maria.
After numerous calls, government authorities could not give us an exact location.
Several others we spoke to in Dumas haven't heard anything from their loved ones since the raids, and their phone calls have proved fruitless as well.
Some people who haven't heard at all from loved ones in custody turned to volunteers for help with making contact.
The Amarillo Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) has made Loop 335 a priority, and members discussed the status of current projects as well as development in the future at a meeting this afternoon.
The Amarillo Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) has made Loop 335 a priority, and members discussed the status of current projects as well as development in the future at a meeting this afternoon.
The "Dusty McGuire Japanese Garden" is having it's final touches put on, as it will soon be open to the public.
The "Dusty McGuire Japanese Garden" is having it's final touches put on, as it will soon be open to the public.
One local medical center is administering tests to detect what allergens you may be sensitive to.
One local medical center is administering tests to detect what allergens you may be sensitive to.
Over 750 Canyon Independent School District seniors participated in mock interviews with community and business volunteers.
Over 750 Canyon Independent School District seniors participated in mock interviews with community and business volunteers.
As companies continue to make Amarillo their home, some are taking a sweeter approach, with bakery businesses growing in the area.
As companies continue to make Amarillo their home, some are taking a sweeter approach, with bakery businesses growing in the area.