Two men from Texas made a court appearance to confront drug-possession and firearms-related charges in connection with a deadly shootout at a motorcycle rally in northern New Mexico that left three people dead. Authorities say three men were killed and five people wounded during Saturday’s shootout between rival gangs in the mountain resort town of Red River. Prosecutors on Tuesday requested detention without bail for 39-year-old Matthew Charles Jackson and Christopher Garcia as investigations into the shooting continue. Jackson pleaded not guilty to a charge of carrying a firearm in a liquor establishment. Jackson and Garcia denied drug-possession charges.

A New Mexico man who called 911 to confess to the 2008 killing of his former landlord has been arraigned on a charge of first-degree murder. Tony Peralta made his appearance before a state district judge Tuesday. A 911 recording and nearly an hour of officer body camera footage obtained by The Associated Press show Peralta repeatedly telling officers that he wanted to confess to killing 69-year-old William Blodgett because he no longer wanted to live with the guilt. Breaking down at one point, he told a detective that Blodgett had been good to him and that he was high on methamphetamine when he killed him. Peralta has pleaded not guilty. His public defender declined to comment Tuesday.