New Mexico woman accused of killing her girlfriend wanted after removing GPS monitoring device

New Mexico police are asking for the public's help finding a woman accused of removing her GPS monitoring device .

Last year Alexis Saenz, 21, was accused of the vehicular homicide of her girlfriend, 19-year-old Adeja Baca. Police said the couple were arguing in a car when Baca tried to exit the car. Saenz allegedly floored the gas, throwing Baca into the pavement, KRQE.com reported.

The 19-year-old died as a result of her injuries . Saenz was released earlier this year under conditions involving GPS monitoring.

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She was due in court for a hearing on Oct. 4 but failed to show up and her GPS monitoring device was removed, according to police. She now has a warrant out for her arrest.

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She is described as 5’3” tall, 118 pounds, with brown eyes and brown hair. Anyone with information on Saenz’s location is asked to contact Hobbs police at 575-397-9265.

HPD says that you can private message the Hobbs Police Department’s Facebook page, but to be aware that it is not monitored in real-time and is not a good avenue to report the real-time crime.