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"A massive first-of-its-kind warrant sweep nabbed dozens of deadbeat parents.Officials said some parents in three New Mexico counties owe a combined $2.8 million in unpaid child support.\nClick Like For New Mexico News Updates:On Monday, police said they arrested Andrew Saiz, who is accused of not paying child support. New Mexico Child Support Enforcement Division officials said he owes $60,000. Saiz is a Valencia County employee, and he was taken into custody on the job.Saiz is one of more than 90 noncustodial parents in Bernalillo, Sandoval and Valencia counties hunted down by officers on Tuesday. Officers pursed them with civil warrants. Each person has a bond that would have to be paid to get out of jail.In one case, state police cased an entire street, only to find out that the address for one man didn\u0092t exist.State officials said the parents were already given a chance to clear up their warrants and live up to their obligations without being taken to jail. The parents pursued on Tuesday owe between $4,000 and $132,000.The New Mexico Human Services Department in partnership with several law enforcement agencies conducted the child support enforcement bench warrant sweep. This program is the first of its kind in the state, and resulted in a total of 28 bench warrants acted on, 12 during this morning's four-hour operation.Tuesday morning's four-hour round up alone will result in more than $35,500 in cash only bonds, money that will go directly to the child support debt that is owed."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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