APD Cadet Gets Fired Then Quickly Rehired, Dad is High Ranking APD Official. Nepotism at Play?
APOA (The Albuquerque Police Officers' Association) Union President Shaun Willoughby said. "The APOA is aware of the active investigation at the …
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Governor Signs Retirement Security Measure Into Law
Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham has signed bipartisan and urgently needed legislation that puts New Mexico’s pension system on a path to solvency while also providing retirees the opportunity for larger cost-of-living allowances in the future.
City breaks down public safety tax spending
The city is showing a clearer picture of where public safety tax dollars are going.
APD response times continue to climb
It takes Albuquerque police 23 minutes longer to get you than it did eight years ago.
Violent crime skyrockets in cities who work with fed to curb police shootings
With the lights flashing and the siren blaring, Michael Fisher was chasing a vehicle. The driver has just shot another man in the head and was still shooting. Fisher had no choice. He had to catch the suspect and put him in cuffs. But the moment he did, everything changed. He realized he no longer wanted to be a cop.
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