Fill and Sign the For Use with District Court Rule 5 208 Form

9-209 [For use with District Court Rule 5-208, Magistrate Court Rule 6-204, Metropolitan Court Rule 7-204 and Municipal Court Rule 8-203] STATE OF NEW MEXICO [COUNTY OF___________________] [CITY OF_____________________] __________________________ COURT No. ___________ [STATE OF NEW MEXICO] [COUNTY OF __________________] [CITY OF ____________________] v. ________________________________, Defendant AFFIDAVIT FOR ARREST WARRANT The undersigned, being duly sworn, on his oath, states that he has reason to believe that on or about the ______ day of _________________, _______, in the [County] [City] of ___________________, State of New Mexico, the above-named defendant did commit the crime of: ___________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________, (state common name of offense or offenses) contrary to law of the State of New Mexico. The undersigned further states the following facts on oath to establish probable cause to believe that the above-named defendant[s] committed the crime charged: ____________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________ (include facts in support of the credibility of any hearsay relied upon) ___________________________ Affiant's name (print/type) __________________________ Signature of affiant 2 __________________________ Official title (if any) Subscribed and sworn to before me in the above-named [county] [city] of the State of New Mexico this ______ day of ____________, _______. ________________________________ Judge, Magistrate, Notary or Other Officer Authorized to Administer Oaths NOTE: Article II, Section 10 of the New Mexico Constitution provides that an Arrest Warrant may issue on a sworn written statement of facts showing probable cause. This Affidavit is to be used only when the Complaint does not set forth sufficient facts to establish probable cause.