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Albuquerque Cops Allegedly Got Paid To Make DWI Cases Disappear

The scandal has resulted in the dismissal of some 200 DWI cases, an internal probe, and an FBI investigation.

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Albuquerque City Council questions police chief on court dismissals

The Albuquerque City Council asked Police Chief Harold Medina about the police department’s court dismissal rate and process for tracking when officers miss court dates, in light of the FBI

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Police chief discusses administrative investigation into DWI officers

Albuquerque Police Chief Harold Medina is discussing the administrative update on the officers involved in a federal investigation.

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Man found dead in crashed truck after police shoot at him in Northwest Albuquerque

Man found dead in crashed truck after police shoot at him in Northwest Albuquerque
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Two women and 13-year-old were killed decades ago, cops say Now man going to prison

The man walked into a police department and confessed, New Mexico officials said.

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