ROSWELL, N.M. (KRQE) – A Chaves County man is facing charges after state police say he slammed into a sheriff deputy's vehicle while extremely intoxicated. On Thursday, the Chaves County Sheriff's Office said a driver was waiting to turn in the intersection of Brasher and Sunset in South Roswell. They say the driver collided with another car, striking a deputy's vehicle parked behind them. When state police arrived to investigate, they found the driver, later identified as Alfredo Medrano Toribio, had several signs of being intoxicated. Albuquerque man accused of ramming APD vehicle, driving intoxicated State police say Medrano-Toribio admitted to drinking earlier in the day. When a blood alcohol test was given, NMSP says he blew a .40, around five times the legal limit. He was transported to the Chaves County Detention Center and is facing an aggravated driving under the influence charge.