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offer ends 20th of April, excludes Azure Express. Busting a prisoner out of jail came with risks, and getting a prisoner out of the Las Vegas,

New Mexico jail on North First Street

was no exception. Also called the San Miguel County Jail, the facilities holding cells were adjacent

to a plaza that connected law offices to the town's courthouse. There were only three cells in the

jail, so one lawman could easily keep an eye on his prisoners.

Ironically, a prisoner in one of the cells in the spring of 1880 was a lawman, or at least

he had been until very recently. Josh Webb had been the town marshal for probably six

weeks before he landed in his own jail.

The previous marshal had been killed in a shootout that resulted from a confrontation with

four unruly cowboys. The previous marshal and Josh Webb were part of a criminal syndicate in

Las Vegas that was known as the Dodge City Gang. Members of the gang held various important and official roles in town, and they used those roles to their advantage.

In March of 1880, Marshall Webb confronted a man in a saloon and ended up shooting and killing the man.

Webb claimed the man had been reaching for his pistol, and Webb fired in self-defense.

But very quickly, people in Las Vegas started to believe that the real reason for the confrontation

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