Matthew Reisen
Breaking News and Crime Reporter at Albuquerque Journal
Breaking News/Criminal Justice reporter for @ABQJournal. Opinions = my own. Got a tip? I’m nothing but ears.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Matthew Reisen
Apr. 13—In June 2022, acting Commander of Internal Affairs Mark Landavazo — who started in the DWI Unit before rising to the upper echelons of the Albuquerque Police Department — was forwarded a civilian complaint from the FBI. The allegations, if true, were damning, explosive and specific.
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1 week ago |
abqjournal.com | Colleen Heild |Matthew Reisen
At the age of 21, Jaden Brown found himself in the home office of a lawyer he didn’t know, with a legal assistant pressuring him to pay $10,000 to ensure his DWI case was thrown out. “You can pretend this never happened,” Brown recalled the assistant, Ricardo “Rick” Mendez, telling him back in April 2022. It was days after Albuquerque Police Department DWI officer Joshua Montaño arrested him and told him a lawyer would contact him. kAm$@ H96? |6?56K 42==65[ qC@H?
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1 week ago |
abqjournal.com | Matthew Reisen |Colleen Heild
In June 2022, acting Commander of Internal Affairs Mark Landavazo — who started in the DWI Unit before rising to the upper echelons of the Albuquerque Police Department — was forwarded a civilian complaint from the FBI. The allegations, if true, were damning, explosive and specific. Recently obtained APD records state that Landavazo “had seemingly not done anything” with the complaint, which gave an account from a 21-year-old college student arrested by Montaño.
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1 week ago |
abqjournal.com | Matthew Reisen
The Albuquerque Police Department has provided more details on just how many guardsmen will be used and what roles they will fill to assist officers after the governor declared a crime-related emergency in the city. APD spokesman Gilbert Gallegos said Friday that 60 members of the New Mexico National Guard will fulfill non-law enforcement duties for the department starting in mid-May.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Matthew Reisen
Apr. 11—The Albuquerque Police Department has provided more details on just how many guardsmen will be used and what roles they will fill to assist officers after the governor declared a crime-related emergency in the city. APD spokesman Gilbert Gallegos said Friday that 60 members of the New Mexico National Guard will fulfill non-law enforcement duties for the department starting in mid-May.
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