Ernesto Robles Convicted in Alamogordo Abduction Case
Ernesto Robles of Alamogordo has been convicted of first-degree kidnapping and conspiracy following his involvement in the 2023 abduction, beating, and head-shaving of a woman in Alamogordo.
Albuquerque Santa Fe, NM, October 13, 2026 —
Ernesto Robles of Alamogordo has been convicted of first-degree kidnapping and conspiracy in connection with the 2023 abduction, beating and head-shaving of a woman in Alamogordo.
The available account identifies the offenses and describes Robles’s involvement in the incident, but it does not provide further details about what happened during the abduction or the events leading up to it. It also does not identify the woman or explain her condition after the reported beating.
The account does not specify when Robles was convicted, where the proceedings took place, or what evidence was presented. It does not provide information about whether anyone else was charged or convicted in connection with the incident.
Other details about the case are not provided, including the names of the investigating agency and prosecutors, whether Robles had legal representation, and whether he plans to appeal. The account also does not state whether a sentence has been imposed or provide a sentencing date.
The confirmed information in the account is limited to Robles’s identification as a resident of Alamogordo, the 2023 incident involving a woman in that city, and his convictions for first-degree kidnapping and conspiracy. No additional case timeline or outcome is specified.
Story summarized from the original created by Dave Burge on www.krqe.com, see more information here.
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