Video Summary - K9 Hunts Down Woman After Double Murder

Incident Overview (Dec. 18, 2024)

On December 18, 2024, Valencia County, New Mexico sheriff’s deputies responded south of Albuquerque after reports that a man had been shot.

The injured victim reported he was shot in the chest with a pistol and described multiple gunshots.
Officers later learned the account was only “half the story.”
The shooter suggested there may have been another deceased person inside a nearby residence—described as a home on a corner approximately half a mile east of where the first victim was found.

As deputies moved to the house, they used K9 tactics to search room-by-room.
The K9 conducted a primary sweep/entry first and did not initially detect human odor.
During the search, officers heard possible movement and issued repeated commands for occupants to come out with hands up.

The K9 ultimately located a person inside.
Deputies detained a woman identified in the reporting as “Amy,” with an age described as roughly mid-to-late 20s/early 30s (a full last name was not clearly established in the subtitles).

During the struggle, the K9 briefly bit at least one officer.
The bite occurred after the K9 became tangled and believed it was engaging the wrong target.

An open knife with what appeared to be blood was found on a table.
A 9mm casing was found in the home, matching a loaded magazine recovered from the suspect.
After medical treatment/clearance at a hospital, “Amy” was taken to the Valencia County Sheriff’s Office.
The suspect reportedly said:

“Unprompted by officers, I was holding up a lot of anger, but now I am not.”

Probation status: Amy was reportedly on probation and in violation of release, but subtitles stated there were no active arrest warrants from adult probation/parole at the time.
Charges reported: Court documents reportedly charged her with:
- Two counts of first-degree murder
- Possession of a firearm by a felon
Violent history described: Subtitles described an extensive violent criminal history, including prior assaults/battery against peace officers and household members.
Competency issues: It was reported she had previously been declared incompetent to stand trial, leading to dismissals of some charges.
Prior guilty plea: She reportedly pled guilty in 2023 to battery upon a healthcare worker.
Upcoming court matter: She was said to be in pre-trial detention, with a competency hearing scheduled for April 30, 2025.

John Miramontes
- Transported to the University of New Mexico Hospital
- Died a couple of hours later
George Isiero
- Pronounced dead on scene
- Gunshot wound to the top of the head
- Additional cuts to the chest and left arm

No individual studio presenters were explicitly named in the subtitles.
References were made to sources such as “Valencia County News Bulletin,” “local reporting,” and a “Detective with Las Police Department,” but no person’s name was clearly provided.