Lawsuit accuses former ACS employee of abusing women he met on the job
It’s a department tasked with lightening the load off police by responding to calls to help some of the metro’s most ...
Woman faces 12 years in prison after fentanyl bust
Juliana Graciano-Chavarria was convicted of trafficking a controlled substance and conspiracy in Bernalillo County. The drug ...
Albuquerque Community Safety meets with public for feedback
Members of the Albuquerque Community Service department stopped in for a cup of coffee Thursday morning and they invited ...
Albuquerque mayor responds to DOJ threat to cut funding for sanctuary cities
Albuquerque Mayor Tim Keller blasted the Trump Administration over its threat to cut federal funding. U.S. Attorney General ...
Attorney resigns amid DWI scandal involving APD, BCSO and New Mexico State Police
Attorney Thomas Clear III argues in order to respond to the Court's order, he would have to abandon his Fifth Amendment rights.
Revolving Door of Incompetency: How one man’s struggle highlights a broken system
Target 7 breaks down a series of case dismissals due to competency and the extensive costs it can have on law enforcement.
New Mexico courtroom devolves into brawl as three people rush defendant in homicide case
A routine hearing in a New Mexico state courtroom devolved into chaos when two people rushed the defendant in a murder case, setting off a brawl with flying fists and kicks.
Kids in New York keep dying while ‘subway surfing’ on top of trains. Can they be stopped?
New York City is trying to deter dangerous “subway surfing” through education programs, but some transportation advocates and lawmakers say it's not enough. They say making trains harder to climb and ...