Albuquerque Police Scandal: Chief Addresses Investigation and Officer Suspensions
TL;DR
Albuquerque Police Chief Harold Medina responds to a federal investigation into officers that has led to over 150 DWI case dismissals, expressing concern for victims and the erosion of trust. The investigation involves allegations of officers being paid to dismiss DWI cases, with five officers under investigation and potential for further growth. The chief acknowledges the need for reform and accountability, and plans to reorganize the DWI unit to include more oversight and safeguards against officer misconduct.
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