近距离内射合集

As residents are poised to return to their homes or properties in the fire-stricken Ruidoso area, the FBI announced a reward of up to $10,000 for information leading to the arrest of anyone responsible for causing the South Fork and Salt fires.

鈥淲e are asking for the public鈥檚 assistance in identifying the cause of these fires,鈥� FBI spokeswoman Margot Cravens said in a news release Saturday evening. Cravens didn鈥檛 offer any more information, saying, 鈥淥ut of respect for the ongoing investigation, we will refrain from commenting on its substance.鈥�

There is no information 鈥渁s of yet, so anything anyone is hearing is speculation and not fact-based,鈥� Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham said during a news conference Saturday. Earlier in the day, she toured some of the disaster area with Federal Emergency Management Agency administrator Deanne Criswell.

近距离内射合集 of the investigation follows a Saturday morning announcement by the local governments that full-time residents of Ruidoso and Ruidoso Downs will be allowed to return to their homes and properties at 8 a.m. Monday.

Two people who will not be coming back to a home are bluesman Dave Millsap and his wife, Carol Boggs, who lost their Alpine Village house.

Millsap said in a phone interview that a friend told him Wednesday that he lost his home along with 10 guitars and amplifiers.

鈥淚f you鈥檙e going to get bad news, it鈥檚 good to receive it from someone you love,鈥� Millsap said.

As of Saturday morning, the South Fork Fire had burned 16,614 acres north of Ruidoso and the Salt Fire, 7,652 acres south of the village, the Southwest Area Incident Management Team said in an update.

The containment of the fires was 26% for the South Fork Fire and 7% for the Salt Fire; 1,019 firefighters remained on the scene, the update said.

Incident management team spokesman David Shell said there have been reports of about 1,400 structures damaged in the fires, but it is not a confirmed number and that number won鈥檛 be known until the team 鈥渨alks the ground.鈥� Lincoln County Manager Randall Camp said during the news conference that 鈥渨e are approaching a thousand homes lost.鈥�

The management team said that while the rains have helped, 鈥渢his incident is not over.鈥� There are hazards such as downed powerlines, damaged water, sewer and gas lines, localized flooding, fire-weakened trees and other hazards that 鈥減ose risks to firefighters and the public.鈥� The team said crews will continue building a fire line and monitor for hotspots near the line.

鈥淩esidents should remember that while fire behavior has been reduced to smoldering and creeping in heavy duff and dead/down fuels with minimal spread, fire can and will still actively burn across the South Fork and Salt fires, especially with changing weather conditions,鈥� the update said.

National Weather Service of Albuquerque meteorologist Matt DeMaria said there will be chances of rain for the next several days.

People are rightly worried about the fire, DeMaria said, but there are a lot of burn scars in the area. 鈥淭here鈥檚 a lot of hydrophobic soil,鈥� which is not able to absorb water like other types of soil.

鈥淚t runs just off the top, and because of that, a small amount of rain could quickly create a stream of water that could culminate in mudslides or debris flows,鈥� DeMaria said.

Ruidoso Mayor Lynn Crawford told residents there鈥檚 ash, gunk, 鈥渟tuff you don鈥檛 know how to describe鈥� in the village.

鈥淚 want you to be prepared for that,鈥� he said.

The Ruidoso and Ruidoso Downs Facebook pages listed several 鈥渢hings to know鈥� about Monday鈥檚 reentry, which is only for full-time residents. They include:

• Second homeowners and tourists are asked to refrain from coming to Ruidoso 鈥渢o give residents time to get back to their properties and survey any needs or damages.鈥�
• People should bring 鈥渁t least鈥� a week鈥檚 worth of food and drinking water as grocery stores are not operating at full capacity.
• There is no child care available.
• If people are having breathing issues like asthma or COPD, 鈥測ou may find that you cannot tolerate the ash, smoke and soot that are in the air,鈥� the Ruidoso Facebook page states.
• The village said it has a boil water advisory in place, but 鈥渋f any of our systems are found to be compromised, there is the possibility for a mandatory鈥� order.

The village said that people may not have gas, electricity or water when they come back. If they don鈥檛, they can check the outage maps at and .

Millsap said he admits he is not prepared 鈥渢o see what鈥檚 there.鈥�

鈥淵ou have to do it sooner or later,鈥� he said. 鈥淚鈥檓 glad we鈥檙e going back in.鈥�