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New Mexico state police chased a 74-year-old man driving on the wrong side of the interstate earlier this month, forcing him out his van at gunpoint and tasering him, causing him to fall to the ground clutching his chest. Roger Chalet died a week later. Luna County sheriff’s deputies say he died of natural causes. Read More |