Las Cruces, but he was later transported to University Medical Center in El Paso to receive further treatment. Police say his injury was not life-threatening.

Another victim, a 16-year-old boy, was also treated at MMC for a minor injury, according to police.

Shortly after 4:30 p.m. Tuesday, officers responded to a report of a fight in progress near the intersection of Espina Street and Arizona Avenue. When police arrived at the scene, officers learned two teenagers, one suffering from a gunshot wound, had been taken by private vehicle to MMC.

According to the news release, detectives learned that Hortelano and several other individuals were involved in a fight near Espina Street and Arizona Avenue. Police suspect Hortelano pulled out a small caliber handgun at some point during the fight and fired"Wireless cable" is a term usually used to refer to a multi-channel video distribution medium that resembles franchise cable television, but which uses microwave channels rather than coaxial cable or wire to transmit programming to the subscriber. Programing for wireless cable systems is received at the headend of the wireless cable system in the same manner as it is for landline based cable television. These programs are then re-transmitted, utilizing the high end of the Ultra High Frequency (UHF) portion of the microwave radio frequency spectrum (2.1 to 2.7 Ghz), by a microwave transmitting antenna located on a tower or other tall structure to small antennas on subscriber rooftops, typically within a 40 mile radius.
In a typical prior art system, such as shown in FIG. 1, a headend