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City of Anthony, NM, public records have been suspiciously disappeared, locked, or wiped

·Source: DataBreaches.net

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Executive Summary

There are insider breaches, and then there are fourth-degree felonies and other possible charges if public records are destroyed improperly or without a lawful purpose. KVIA in New Mexico reports: The City of Anthony released a letter to KVIA on Saturday stating that the previous administration had allegedly committed several wrong-doings and the City is... Source

Analysis

There are insider breaches, and then there are fourth-degree felonies and other possible charges if public records are destroyed improperly or without a lawful purpose. KVIA in New Mexico reports: The City of Anthony released a letter to KVIA on Saturday stating that the previous administration had allegedly committed several wrong-doings and the City is... Source
Source Attribution

Originally published by DataBreaches.net on Apr 13, 2026.

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