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Family feels APD was not responsive to concerns

Copyright © 2021 Albuquerque Journal From the beginning, the family of Andres Loera felt a disconnect from the Albuquerque Police Department. Loera was fatally shot on Feb. 13, 2020, and the case sat unsolved for months until, in October, APD handed it over to the 2nd Judicial District Attorney’s Office. During the APD investigation, Joseline Loera, the victim’s sister, said the family had “no communication” from police. After a month of silence, the family demanded a meeting with then-APD Chief Michael Geier, Homicide Unit Sgt. Rick Ingram and the detective. ...................... She said every question was met with “it’s under investigation” but APD apologized for the lack of communication. They promised to do better, but Joseline Loera said her family heard nothing from July to November.

TUES: Gathering Of Nations Goes Virtual, Court Backs Governor s Pandemic Authority, +More

Gathering Of Nations Powwow Canceled For 2nd Year In A Row – Albuquerque Journal, Associated Press The world s largest powwow has been canceled for a second consecutive year because of the pandemic. The Albuquerque Journal reported Monday that the Gathering of Nations Powwow, typically held in Albuquerque, will be entirely online. Gathering of Nations founder Derek Mathews says they can t hold the live event until the state opens up for large gatherings. He was told that the powwow won t likely be possible until April of 2022. He also says it wouldn t be right to risk people s safety, especially considering how COVID-19 has devastated tribal communities.

MON: Committee Passes Cannabis Legalization Bill, Outside Team To Help Albuquerque Police, + More

   By Morgan Lee, Associated Press Legislators have advanced a proposal to legalize recreational cannabis across New Mexico and lift the state s tight restrictions on production for its medical cannabis program. After more than six hours of testimony and deliberations, a legislative committee on health issues on Monday endorsed one bill backed by Democrats and sidelined a second, in efforts to set up a taxed and regulated marketplace for broad cannabis sales. The two-day hearing pushed to the forefront an initiative that would subsidize medical marijuana for the poor and do away with current limits on the number of plants each licensed producer can grow.

Outside team to assist Albuquerque police internal affairs

City selects three finalists for next APD chief

Copyright © 2021 Albuquerque Journal The city has narrowed its choice to be the next chief of the Albuquerque Police Department to three candidates, including interim chief Harold Medina. The other two are Clinton Nichols, chief of police in Commerce City, Colorado, and Joseph Sullivan, a retired deputy commissioner of the Philadelphia Police Department, according to a city spokeswoman. ...................... City leaders, with consultant Herb Crosby, have conducted 40 meetings with community groups and collected nearly 2,300 responses to an online survey in order to get a sense for what characteristics they should look for in hiring the next chief. As of late December, 39 people had applied for the position, at least 25 of whom were determined to be qualified.

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