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ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. A former Bernalillo County Sheriff’s deputy who kicked a suspect in the head, breaking a bone and requiring hospitalization, had his Law Enforcement Officer Certification revoked by the disciplinary board meeting last week. David Priemazon, 50, was convicted of aggravated assault causing great bodily harm a third-degree felony in October 2019.
And a former Albuquerque Police Department officer who shoved a handcuffed suspect headfirst into a wall had his certification suspended for one year. John Hill, 42, pleaded no contest to a petty misdemeanor battery charge in November 2019.
These are two of the four determinations the Law Enforcement Academy board made regarding Albuquerque area officers at a special meeting last week. All law enforcement officers in the state must have a certificate in order to work and there were several from other agencies whose cases were a
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