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Source: Silver City Daily Press

Main Posted on November 12, 2026 Posted on November 12, 2026 WNMU solves museum burglary, recovers all stolen artifacts Written by Nickolas Seibel on November 12, 2026 The Western New Mexico University Police Department announced Monday that it recovered all stolen items from the WNMU Museum burglary. WNMU police confirmed that all recovered items remain intact and fully accounted for — a key milestone given the museum collection’s historical and cultural significance. “Preserving our cultural heritage is paramount, and getting these priceless pieces back unharmed was our top priority from minute one,” said WNMU Police Chief Edward Flores Flores credits campus law enforcement officials with making quick progress in locating the artifacts. “When dealing with historic artifacts of this magnitude, time is critical,” Flores said. According to Flores, the investigation remains ongoing; additional information will be released as more details are known.

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