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In 2014, the United States Department of Justice and the Albuquerque Police Department entered into a consent decree. The Justice Department had found "reasonable cause to believe that APD engages in a pattern or practice of use of excessive force, including deadly...
According to MappingPoliceViolence.org, New Mexico stands only behind Wyoming in the rate of police killings per capita. The nonprofit project says that police in New Mexico killed 32 people last year. The projects record all instances where an on- or off-duty police...
2022 was a record-breaking year for the Albuquerque Police Department in terms of police shootings. There were 18. Ten people were killed and three were injured. That is extremely disheartening, since the APD has been under the supervision of the U.S. Department of...
In an ideal world, officers who repeatedly commit misconduct would lose their jobs and never work in law enforcement again. That doesn’t always happen. What if there were a way to use market forces to make it happen more often? What if police officers were required to...
People convicted and incarcerated for crimes they have committed have constitutional rights, even while serving prison terms. Still, constitutional violations in prisons and jails are common. Police brutality, mistreatment and neglect of inmates while in state custody...
All you must do is turn on the television and you will see a video of yet another victim of police brutality. It has become the heartbreaking reality of our era. Month after month, case after case. Why does it happen? Where does it stop? When does it stop? Police...
Last year, members of the Albuquerque Police Department (APD) fired shots at 18 people. Ten of them were killed and three were injured. Who should have the final say when investigating whether those shootings were lawful? Currently, a great deal of that authority...