police reports monthly january 2014

Albuquerque Police DepartmentMonthly ReportJanuary 2014

Richard J. BerryMayor

Allen J. BanksChief of Police

Albuquerque Police Department Monthly Report - January 2014

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APD Notables...Field Services BureauSoutheast Area Command...• OnJanuary4,OfficerBartlettarrestedaman

foranoutstandingfelonywarrant.Afterplacingthemaleunderarrest,OfficerBartlettfoundthatthemanhadseveralbagsofmethamphetamineintherimofhishat.Themanwasnotonlyarrestforhisfelonywarrantbutalsobookedfortraffickingacontrolledsubstance.

• OnJanuary11,OfficerLueckenhoffconductedatrafficstop.Officersmadecontactwithafemaledriver.Thevehiclehadastrongodorofmarijuanacomingfrominsidethevehicle.Afterfurtherinvestigation,officersfoundoverapoundofmarijuanainthevehicle.Thefemalewasarrestedfortraffickingmarijuana.

• OnJanuary19,OfficerA.Leewasdispatchedtoahospitalinreferencetoadomesticincidentthatoccurred.Thevictimhadbeenknockeddownandhelddownuntilsheblackedout.OfficerLeewasabletolocatetheoffenderandtakehimintocustody.Hewaschargedwithaggravatedbatteryonahouseholdmember.

• OnJanuary19,OfficerJ.Friedfertigwasdispatchedtoahomeinvasionatanortheastlocation.A72yearoldfemale’shomewasvictimizedbytwounknownmales.Shewasabletoescapefromthehomewithouttheintrudersknowingshewaseverinside.Shehidoutsideinthebushesforapproximatelyonehourwhilethesubjectransackedherhomeandstolehervehicleastheleft.

• OnJanuary29,OfficerT.Tixierarrestedanoffenderforunlawfultakingofamotorvehicleandaggravatedfleeingofanofficer.OfficerTixierstoppedthevehicle,anduponmakingcontactwiththedriver,hefledfromOfficerTixieratahighrateofspeed.Afterrunningastopsign,thedriverabandonedthevehicleandfledonfoot.OfficerTixierpursuedthedriverandtookhimintocustody.

• OnJanuary9and10,theSoutheastImpactTeamconductedaproactivetacticalplanthatincludedcontactingpotentialvictimsofautotheft.SoutheastImpactTeamdetectivesmadecontactwithvehicleownersthatwerewarminguptheirvehiclesearlyinthemorning;warningthemofthepotentialriskofleavingtheirvehiclesunattendedwhilethekeyswereintheignition.Duringthetwodayoperation,detectivesmadecontactwithapproximately30potentialvictims.Thecontactsweremadeinneighborhoodsin

effortstostifleautotheftsintheSoutheastAreaCommand.

• OnJanuary18,SergeantJ.BurkewascontactedbyaconcernedcitizenthatasubjectonthepropertycrimesmostwantedlistwasobservedintheareaofCentralandSanPedro.TheconcernedcitizenrecognizedthesubjectfromtheinsertintheAlbuquerqueJournal,andcalledSergeantBurke.OfficerJ.DearandDetectiveP.Moyaarrivedintheareaandwereabletotakethesuspectintocustody.Thesuspectattemptedtoconcealhisidentitybyusingafriend’sname,butthenamewasreturnedwithseveralfelonywarrantsoutofRoswell,NM.Thesuspectprovidedhistruenameanddateofbirthonceherealizedthatheonlyhadonewarrantcomparedtohisfriend’scopiousamountofwarrants.Thesuspectwasbookedonthefelonywarrantforburglary.

• TheSoutheastProblemResponseTeamwasconductingpatrolsinBeat335whentheyobservedasedanthatwasdisplayingastolenlicenseplate.ThevehiclewasfollowedtoaconveniencestorewherePRTofficerswaitedforthevehicletopark.Oncethevehiclewasparked,officersquicklycontactedthefouroccupantsofthevehicleandtheywereallplacedincustody.Oneofthepassengerswasfoundtobe15yearsofage.TheVINwasrunthroughNCICandthevehiclewasdeterminedtobestolen.Asearchofthevehiclewasconductedandofficerslocatedthreestolenfirearms.Alsoinsidethevehicleofficerslocatedasmallbaggyofmethamphetamine.

• TheSoutheastProblemResponseTeam(PRT)wasintheareaofCentralandCharlestonwhentheyobservedafourdoorsedanparkedatalocalmotel.OfficersdidahistorycheckonthevehicleanditwasdeterminedthatithadbeentakenatgunpointonDecember27,2013fromtheowner’sfriend.WiththeassistanceoftheRTCC,SoutheastPRTofficerswereabletocontacttheowner’smotherwholatercontactedtheownerandfoundthatthevehiclehadnotbeenreturnedtohimbyhisfriend.SoutheastPRTandpatrolunitsfollowedthevehicletoaconveniencestorewheretheoccupantsofthevehiclewerecontactedandplacedincustody.Thevehiclewasreturnedandthedriverofthevehiclewasarrested.Abackgroundonthedriverrevealedthathehadacriminalhistoryofmurderinthe1stdegree,manslaughter,childabuse,aggravatedbattery,robberywithadeadly

onmultiplecharges.• OnJanuary23,OfficerB.Aragonwason

randompatrolinahotspotareaoflikelycriminalactivity,includingpropertycrimes.Ashecheckedthearea,henoticedasuspiciouslookingmalesubjectwalkinginthearea.Hestoppedandinitiatedaconsensualencounterwiththesubject.Thesubjectadvisedtheofficersthathehadwarrants.OfficerAragoncalledforanotherunitforbackup,thenranthesubjectthroughNCIC.Thesuspectwasfoundtohavemultiplefelonywarrantsforhisarrest.HewasalsodeterminedtobeoneofAPD’smostwantedpropertycrimeoffenders.

• Officersimplementedametalthefttacticalplanatalocallibrary.Twocoppertheftsoccurredatthelocationinashorttimeperiodwhichpromptedthetacticalplan.Fieldbriefingswereconductedatthesite,aswellasdirectedpatrolthatresultedinstoppingthemetaltheftsandsuspiciousactivityinJanuary.

• AtacticalplanatHotelCircleNEtargetedcriminalandsuspiciousactivity.Theinitiativeresultedin10contacts,oneDWIarrest,andidentificationoftwocoppertheftsuspects.

• SergeantD.BacawasintheareaofTramwayandWenonahwhenheobservedsubjectsplacingitemsintotheirvehicle’strunk.ThevehiclelefttheparkinglotandSergeantBacaconductedatrafficstop.AnearbybusinesshadbeenburglarizedanditemsfromthebusinesswerelocatedinthevehiclestoppedbySergeantBaca.Asecondmalehadleftthesceneonfootandleftitemsfromthebusinessinanearbybackyard.ThesuspectstoppedbySergeantBacawasarrestedforcommercialburglary.TheinvestigationwasturnedovertotheBurglaryUnitforfollowupandidentificationofthesecondsuspect.

• OnJanuary14,OfficersT.JacoboandH.Gundersonobservedametalthief.AsOfficersJacoboandGundersonattemptedtoinitiateatrafficstopoftheoffender,herammedOfficerGunderson’smarkedpatrolunitandfledofficersonfoot.Duringthechase,theoffenderbrokeintotwohouses,andbarricadedhimselfinthesecondhouse.Officerssetupaperimeteronthesecondhouseandwereabletogettheoffenderintocustodywithoutincident.Theoffenderwaschargedwithaggravatedassaultonapoliceofficer,possessionofnarcoticswiththeintenttodistribute,feloninpossessionofafirearm,possessionofstolenproperty,andresidential3


weapon,falseimprisonment,andautoburglary.• SoutheastImpactTeamdetectivesconductedan

operationintheareaofMadeiraSEandRossSE.Duringtheoperation,amalesubjectwasobservedlookingintovehicleswhileoperatingabicycleatnightwithoutaforwardfacinglight.ContactwasattemptedwiththesubjectbyDetectiveGarciaandassistingdetectives.Thebikeriderbegantoactivelyeludeofficersonfoot.Thesuspectwasseenthrowingitemshewascarrying,includingabackpackandotheritems.Hewastakenintocustodyandwasinpossessionofa.22caliberbullet.Afterrecoveringitemsthemanhadthrown,a.22caliberhandgunwasfoundonthegroundnexttohisbackpack.Thesuspectlaterstatedhewasinpossessionofthehandgunwhilerunningawayfromofficers.

Foothills Area Command...• OfficersM.ReederandP.Martinwere

dispatchedtoapriorityonedomesticdisputecall.Thecalleradviseddispatchthatherdaughter’sex-boyfriendwasattemptingtobreakintotheresidence.Whileofficerswereenroute,thecalleradvisedthattheboyfriendhadfledandthatherdaughterhadchasedafterhim.Thecalleradvisedthattheboyfriendhadbeenviolentinthepastandthreatenedherandherdaughterwithaknifebefore.TheRTCCadvisedthattheboyfriendhadmultiplefelonywarrantsforhisarrest.Officerssearchedtheneighborhoodfortheboyfriend.Whileofficerswerecheckingthearea,themotherofthegirlfriendflaggedthemdown.Shereportedtotheofficersthatshesawtheboyfriendontheroofofanearbymiddleschool.OfficersReederandMartinarrivedattheschoolandcouldseetheboyfriendontheroof.TheAirSupportUnitassistedinsearchingthearea.Theywereabletokeepavisualaccountoftheboyfriend.SeveralothermembersofTeam7arrivedonsceneandbegantosetupaperimeteronthebuilding.Duringthistime,OfficersReederandMartinwerecontinuallyattemptingtotalktotheboyfriendwithoutanysuccess.Afteralmostanhour,Metro1advisedthattheboyfriendwasmovingtoanareawherehecouldjumpoff.Shortlyafter,theboyfriendjumpedofftheroofandattemptedtorunawayfromofficers.Hewascaughtandtakenintocustodyasheattemptedtojumpachainlinkfenceonthenorthendoftheschoolgrounds.HewasbookedintotheMDC


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burglary.

Valley Area Command...• OfficerGomezinitiatedatrafficstopona

vehicle.Afterspeakingwiththedriver,herequestedthepresenceofaDWIUnitofficer.ThedriverwasarrestedforDWI.Duringaninventorysearchofthevehicle,OfficerGomezlocatednarcoticsandothermaterialsthatsuggestedthattheoffenderwastraffickingillegalsubstances.Thesubjectwasarrestedfortrafficking,negligentuseofafirearm,andtheDWIcharge.

• OfficerJ.ArnoldwasonrandompatrolwhenheobservedasuspiciousvehiclethatcontinuedtocircletheDowntownDistrict.Unsurewhattheoccupantswereupto,OfficerArnoldproceededtorunacheckonthevehiclethroughNCICatwhichtimethevehiclecamebackwithahitindicatingthatthevehiclewasstolen.OfficerArnoldproceededtofollowthevehicleandprovidedtheinformationalongwithhislocationtodispatch.AsOfficerArnoldwasawaitingthearrivalofassistingofficersinordertoengagethevehicle,thedriverbecameawareofhispresenceandimmediatelypulledover.Theoccupantsthenexitedthevehicleandattemptedtofleeonfoot.OfficerA.Herpolsheimer,whowasmonitoringtheeventandwasenroutetoassist,pulledupjustastheoccupantswerefleeingthearea.Bothofficersissuedverbalcommandsandwereabletotakethesubjectsintocustodywithoutincident.AfterconsultingwithanAutoTheftdetective,OfficerArnoldreleasedtheadditionaltwooccupantsandbookedthedriverforreceivingandtransferringastolenmotorvehicle.

• OfficerFuchswastheprimaryrespondingofficeronastabbingcallat3rdandCentralAveonJanuary18.Duringtheincident,amalewasstabbedatleastsixtimesinhistorso.Hisinjuriesincludedapuncturedlung,astabwoundtothehead,andapuncturedliver.Foursuspectsweretakenintocustodyaftertwoeludedpoliceonfoot.

• OfficersM.ElrickandR.CarlsonwereonrandompatrolnearBroadwayandLomas.Theysawasuspiciousvehicleparkedinbackofafastfoodrestaurant.Astheywalkedup,theycouldseeamalesubjectinjectingnarcoticsintohisarm.Assoonashesawthem,herevvedthevehicleanddroveawayatahighrateofspeed.Heendedupcrashingintothesideofthe

restaurant.Hethenexitedthevehicleandfledonfoot.OfficerElrickcaughtuptohimandplacedhimunderarrestwithoutincident.Hewasinpossessionofnarcoticsandfoundtohavetwofelonywarrantsissuedforhisarrest.

• OfficerL.Acostarespondedtoafamilyfightcallwhereamaleoffendershotintoanoccupieddwelling.Theoffenderleftbeforepolicearrived,butduringtheinvestigationOfficerL.Acostawasabletodetermineanaddressthattheoffendermaybelocated.Officerswereabletotaketheoffenderintocustody.Theoffenderwaschargedwithtwofeloniesandthefirearmthatwasusedinthecrimewasrecovered.

• OfficerD.Bacarespondedtoacallregardingthreesubjectsthatwereholdingupsignsatahighwayinterchangetocollectmoneyforafuneral.OfficerD.Bacaconductedaninvestigationofthesubjects,sinceAPDhadreceivedcallsinthepriorweekregardingthesamesubjectsatadifferentlocation.Duringtheinvestigationitwasdiscoveredthatthesubjectsadmittedtopolicethatthefuneralwasascamandtheywereusingittocollectmoneyfromthepublic.Allthreesubjectswerearrestedforfraudandtwowarrantswerecleared.

• OfficerL.Acostarespondedtodomesticviolencecall.Beforehearrived,themaleoffenderhadlefttheresidence.Duringtheinvestigationitwasdiscoveredthattherewerefelonychargesagainsttheoffender.Avictim’sadvocatewascalledoutandotherofficerssearchedthearea,butcouldnotlocatethesuspect.OnceOfficerL.Acostalefttheresidence,APDreceivedacallthatthesuspectcamebackandsetthevictim’svehicleonfire.Again,heleftbeforepolicearrived.OfficerC.Knightwenttoalocalbusinessdownthestreetandreviewedtheirsurveillancevideowhichshowedtheoffenderwalkingtowardtheparkingareacarryingagallonofgasolinewhichwasrecoveredinthefirebythearsoninvestigator.ValleyImpactTeamdetectiveswerecalledtoassistandafelonywarrantwasissuedforthesuspect.

• OnJanuary9,detectivesrespondedtoafamilyfightwherethesuspectfiredshotsintothevictim’shouseandfledthescene.Thesubjectwasfoundandtakenintocustody.Thegunwasseizedandalargequantityofmethamphetaminewasalsoseized.ThesuspectisaconvictedfelonanddetectivesareworkingwiththeATFtopursuefederalcharges.

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• OnJanuary10,ImpactTeamdetectivesarrestedtwoindividualsforpossessionofheroinandtamperingwithevidence.Fourteengramsofheroinwasseized.Onesubjecthadtwofelonywarrantsandonemisdemeanorwarrant.

• OnJanuary15,asurveillancevideowasfeaturedonChannel13newswhichshowedafemalebreakingintoavehicleparkedataresidenceandremovingproperty.ImpactTeamdetectivesobservedthevideoandwereabletoidentifytheoffender.TheoffenderhasahistoryofpropertycrimesandfrequentstheValleyAreaCommand.Thenextday,swingshiftofficersanddetectiveslocatedtheoffenderandtookherintocustody.Shealsohadanadditionalfelonywarrantforherarrest.

Southwest Area Command...• OnJanuary2,officersweredispatchedtoa

vacanthouseregardingavandalismcall.Thecallerstatedthatanunknownmalewasparkedoutsideandmayhaveenteredthevacanthouse.Officerscontactedthemalesubjectandlearnedthathehadanoutstandingmisdemeanorwarrantforhisarrest.Asearchofthesubjectyieldedmarijuana,methamphetamine,andaglasspipe.Hewasarrestedforpossessionofmethamphetamine.

• OnJanuary9,Southwestofficersweredispatchedtoalargeretailerregardingashopliftingcall.Uponarrivingatthescene,theyfoundthatstorelosspreventionstaffhaddetainedonesuspect.Officerswereabletodeterminethesuspect’struename.Itwasdeterminedthatthesuspecthadbeenarrestedtwicebeforeforshopliftingandhadbeengivenatrespassnotificationfromthelocation.Officersbookedthesuspectforcommercialburglary.

• OnJanuary17,officersweredispatchedtoanalarmcall.Uponarrivingatthescene,officersfoundthedoorstothehouseopen.Officersclearedthehousetomakesurenoonewashidinginside.Uponenteringthehouse,officerssmelledastrongodorofmarijuana.Officersfoundover50marijuanaplantsinallstagesofgrowth.ThehomeownerswereidentifiedandthecasewasturnedovertotheNarcoticsUnit.Themarijuanawastaggedintoevidence.

• OnJanuary13,OfficersD.SanchezandF.Duranweredispatchedtoasouthwestlocationinresponsetoadomesticdispute.OfficerSanchezmadecontactwiththevictimwhotoldhimherhusbandputherinachokehold

anddraggedheroutside.Thesuspectpickedupahammerandhelditoverhisheadasiftostrikethevictim.Thevictimwasabletogetawayfromthesuspectandruninsidethehouse.Thesuspectfollowedherinsideandgrabbedthevictimsheadandpoundeditagainstthecountertop.Thevictim’s14-year-oldsontriedtointervene,butthesuspectpushedandkickedthesonaway.Thevictimtoldofficersthatthesuspecthasbeenanongoingproblem,thatthesuspectwasstalkingher,andrecentlythreatenedtokillherifshecontactedpolice.Thevictimwastransportedtothehospitaltobetreated.Thesuspectwasnotpresentwhenofficersarrivedonscene.Victim’sadvocatesarrivedatthehospitalandobtainedanemergencyorderofprotection.Officersattemptedtolocatethesuspectinthearea.OfficerM.Chavezstoppedavehicleforanincorrectlicenseplate.OfficerDuranwasintheareaandstoppedtoassistOfficerChavezonthecarstop.OfficerDuranrecognizedthevehicleanddriverinreferencetoarecentrobberyatanearbygasstation.TheRobberyUnitwascontactedandadetectivecametointerviewthesuspect.Thesuspectwasultimatelyarrestedfordomesticviolence,aggravatedassaultonahouseholdmember,aggravatedbatteryonahouseholdmember,kidnapping,residentialburglary,andchildabusewithoutgreatbodilyharm.

• OnJanuary7,ImpactTeamdetectivesrespondedtoassistfieldunitsinlocatinganoffenderwhohadcommittedahomeinvasion.Detectivesassistedinsaturatingtheareaofthelastknownlocation.DetectivesChavezandZambranosawtwomaleswalkingonCentral,andstoppedtotalktothem.Thesuspectsappearednervousandweredetainedforidentification.Bothsuspectswerepositivelyidentifiedastheoffenders.

• OnJanuary13,ImpactTeamdetectiveswerenotifiedthataCityyardhadpropertystolenbyanunknownmaleoffenderinatruck.Theoffenderhadtakentwometalbusseatsandscrapmetalandfledthearea.TheoffenderstruckagainonJanuary14and27.DetectivesPiattandChaveztrackedthevehicletoalocationaroundBridgeandGoffandwereabletohavefieldofficersstopthevehicle.Thedriverwaschargedwithlarcenyover$2,500.

• OpenSpaceUnitofficerslogged1,321hoursofpatroloneverythingfromfootandvehiclepatroltoATV,bikeandHovercraft.OpenSpaceofficersissued179misdemeanorcitations

rangingfromlittering,animalrestraint,glasscontainers,illegalcamping,parking,andtrafficviolations.OpenSpaceofficersattendedcommunityeventsandmadesignificantcontactswith996visitorstoopenspaceareas.

• OfficersintheHorseMountedUnithadapproximately1,000citizen/businesscontactsthroughoutJanuarywhileonneighborhoodpatrolsandatcommunityeventswhichwerequiteextensiveduringtheholidayseason.

Northwest Area Command...• OnJanuary4,Northwestofficerswere

dispatchedtoarestauranttoinvestigateareportbyafemale.Thefemaleclaimedshehadbeentiedupbyherparentstopreventherfromleavingherresidence.Officerscontactedherparentsanddeterminedthatshewasrestrainedbecausethefemalehadcausedsignificantdamagetotheirresidence.Thefemalewassubsequentlyarrestedfordomesticviolenceandfoundtobeinpossessionofover30gramsofcrack cocaine.

• OnJanuary16,officersweredispatchedtoadomesticviolencecallinwhichtheoffender,washavingmentalhealthissuesandwashearingvoices.Theoffenderbecameviolentandattackedhisfather.Theoffenderstruckhisfatherintheheadseveraltimeswithagolfclub,resultinginafracturedskull.Theoffenderfledthescene,butwaslocatedintheareaandwassubsequentlybookedintotheMDC.

• OnJanuary20,OfficerAlvidrezwasdispatchedtoanorthwestlocationtoinvestigateacallfromaneighborthatheardachildcallingforhelp.Uponarrival,officerscouldhearachildinsidetheresidencecallingforhelp.Officersenteredtheresidenceandfoundamanincapacitatedinsideoneofthebedrooms.Thechildwasfoundunharmedandwascallingforhisparentstohelphimusetherestroom.Officerssecuredtheresidence,anddiscoveredthatthemanwasinpossessionofafirearm.Thefirearmwaslocatedinhiswaistbandduringapatdown.Furtherinvestigationdeterminedthatthemanwasaconvictedfelonandhewasplacedunderarrest.Subsequenttoarrest,hewasfoundtobeinpossessionmethamphetamine.

• OfficerDanielWebsterwasselectedastheAPDUniformedOfficeroftheYearfor2013.

• OnJanuary4,OfficerWebsterconductedatrafficstop.OfficerWebsteridentifiedthedriverandthejuvenilepassengerashavingmultiple

outstandingfelonywarrants.Subsequenttoarrest,OfficerWebsterlocatedfourgramsofcocaine,fourgramsofhallucinogenicmushrooms,anddrugtraffickingparaphernalia.

• TheNorthwestImpactTeamwascalledouttoalocalrestaurantinresponsetoadisturbance.DetectiveslearnedthataBorderPatrolagenthadusedhisduty-issuedfirearmtoremovehisex-wifefromtherestaurant.DetectivestrackedthevictimtoahouseinRioRancho,wheretheoffenderwasarrested.Detectivesrecoveredtheweaponusedandarrestedtheagentforunlawfullycarryingafirearmintoaliquorestablishment.

Northeast Area Command...• TeamOne’sPOPstrategyforJanuarywasto

saturatethemotelsalongMenaul.Officershadcontinuallybeendispatchedtothemotelsinresponsetoautoburglaries.TeamOneofficerspatrolledallthemotelsintheareaandmadecontactwithcitizensandbusinessowners.Theeffortresultedinfourhandicapparkingcitations,anditreducedthenumberofreportstakenatthemotelsinthisarea.

• OnJanuary8,OfficerLundconductedsurveillancewiththehelpofNortheastImpactTeamdetectivesonapossiblestolenvehicle.Oncethevehiclewasmobile,OfficerLundconductedatrafficstopduetothevehiclehavingastolenplatedisplayed.Occupantsofthevehiclewerearrested,andthevehiclewasconfirmedtobestolenfromofTexas.Aninventoryofthestolenvehicleincludedalaptop.Uponobtainingasearchwarrantofthelaptop,numerouswhitecollarinformationtoothervictim’sidentities.Officerslocatedapproximately15victims.

• OnJanuary23,OfficerA.CookassistedtheRobberyUnitinthearrestoftwoindividualsinvolvedinacarjackingfromtheNorthwestAreaCommand.OfficerCookwasalsoresponsibleforthemajorityoftheaccomplishmentsintheBeat431tacticalplan,makingtwofelonyarrests,onemisdemeanorarrest,andseizingtwovehicles.

• DuringJanuary,severalcommercialrobberiesatrestaurantsandothersmallstoresoccurredintheNortheastAreaCommand.Severalofficers,includingtwoofficersfromTeam4,assistedwithacity-widetacticalplantoarresttheoffenders.Afterseveraldays,twooffenderswerearrestedduringarobbery.Detectivesatthe6


timebelievethetwooffenderswereresponsibleforatleast21robberies.

• OnJanuary31,OfficerL.NeilandotherofficersfromTeam4respondedtoahouseinBeat413.Theoffenderinsidehadthreefelonywarrantsforhisarrest.WhileOfficerL.Neilattemptedtomakecontactwiththeoffenderatthefrontofthehouse,hefledoutoftheback.Officersquicklysetupasmallperimeter.OtherassetsincludingAirSupportandK-9responded.Aftertwohourstheoffenderwaslocatedonarooftoptwohousesaway.

• OfficerLucerorespondedtoafightinprogresscallwhereonemalesubjecthadhitanothermaleinthefacewithalargebrick,causingsignificantinjuries.Anearbycitizenstoppedtheoffenderanddetainedhimuntilofficersarrived.Thecitizenlikelypreventedthevictimfrombeingkilled.OfficerLuceroarrestedtheoffenderonfelonyaggravatedbatterycharges.

• OfficersGreerandRauchweredispatchedtoashopliftingcallwheresubjectswereattemptingtostealalargeamountoftelevisionsfromalargeretailer.OfficersGreerandRauchlocatedthevehicleandattemptedtostopit.Thedriverfled,butimmediatelycrashedthevehicleintoanunoccupiedhome.Thedriverwasbookedonfelonycharges.Itwaslaterlearnedthatthesameoffenderwasalsostealingtelevisionsfromseveralotherretailersintheareacommand.

• NorthwestImpactTeamdetectivesweredispatchedasuspiciouspersoncall.Thecalleradvisedthatamalesubjectwaslookinginthroughherwindowsandknockingonherneighbor’sdoor.OfficerBorundaarrivedonsceneandobservedamalesubjectridingawayfromthelocationonabicycle.Theofficerattemptedastop,butthemalecontinuedtopedalawayandeventuallyranonfootintoanearbyhouse.ImpactTeamdetectivescontactedthemalesubjectinsidethehouseandarrestedhim.Themalesubjectwasidentifiedandhadthreefelonywarrantsforhisarrest.Theoffender’sbackpackcontaineditemscommonlyusedtocommitautoandresidentialburglaries.

Investigative BureauScientific Evidence Division...• TheMajorCrimeSceneTeamrespondedto

threecalloutsinJanuary.• TheFieldInvestigatorUnitrespondedto1,157

calls,wrote855reports,andcollected726latentfingerprintcardsduringJanuary.

• InJanuary,thePhotoUnithad322requestsforserviceresultingin12,031printsproducedaswellas45discs.

• TheNewMexicoDNAIdentificationSystem(NMDIS),received828newconvictedoffender/arresteeDNAsamplesinJanuary,withacumulativetotalofnearly96,500collected.734sampleswereanalyzed,datauploadedandsearchedinCODIS,withacumulativetotalofover90,000searchableDNAprofiles.Asaresultoftheconvictedoffender/arresteesamples,41unsolvedcaseswerematchedtoconvictedoffenders/arrestees,sevencase-to-casematchesweremade,witharesultingtotalof44investigationsbeingaided.

• TheLatentPrintUnitcompleted1,557casesin2013,eclipsinglastyear’stotalof715.164ofthe1,557wereprocess-typecases.Thismassiveincreaseincaseworkcompletionisduetoafullcomplementoftrainedforensicscientistsworkinginthespecificunitandtheirdevotiontotheirwork.

• InJanuary,IdentificationTechniciansand1rehireofficersupportedthefollowingbackgrounds:86casedispositions;47employment;24firearms;92FBIand38CODISrequests.278RAPsandphotosweredistributed;25newAPDapplicantswerefingerprinted;1,585fingerprintswereclassifiedinAFIS;and1,804newandoldarrestswereprocessedintotheTiburoncriminalhistoryrecord.

• InJanuary,EvidenceTechniciansandonerehireofficerreceived4,551evidenceitems,duplicated1,734audio/videorecordingsandsupported75pretrialviewings.Effortstoreduceinventoryresultedin148itemsreturnedtoowners;7,086itemsdisposed,and$26.01wasrecoveredfromauctionincome.Staffprocessed6,232casedispositiontransactionsintotheevidencehistory.

Property Crimes Division...• OnJanuary13,theAutoTheftUnitconducted

anoperationintheSouthwestAreaCommand.Detectiveslocatedanactivestolenvehicle.Theunitsetupsurveillanceonthevehicleandashorttimelatertwosubjectsenteredthevehicleandattemptedtoleavethearea.Theyweretakenintocustody.Whilesearchingoneoftheoffenders,detectiveslocatedabagofmethamphetamine.Detectivesalsolearnedthathehadbeenseenpullingatrailerearlierinthemorningwhiledrivingthestolenvehicle.7


DetectivesalsodiscoveredthatafemalevictimtravelingtoCaliforniahadstoppedatalocalhotelandhadreportedhertrailerasstolen.Detectiveswereabletolocatethestolentrailerandtwoadditionalstolenvehicles.Thevehiclesandallofthestolenpropertywerereturnedtothevictims.Evidencefoundlinkedallthestolenvehiclesandtrailerstothetwooffenders.BothwerebookedintotheMDC.

• OnJanuary7,theAutoTheftUnitconductedanautotheftoperationintheSoutheastAreaCommand.Duringtheoperation,theunitlocatedanactivestolentruck.Surveillancewassetuponthevehicleandashorttimelateramaleandfemaleenteredthevehicle.Unitdetectiveswereabletotakebothintocustody.BothsuspectsadmittedtoknowingthevehiclewasstolenandwerealsofoundtobeinpossessionofastolenUNMcomputer.UNMPolicearrivedandtookpossessionofthecomputer.ThetruckwasreturnedtotheownerandthetwosuspectswerebookedintotheMDC.

• OnJanuary31,theAutoTheftUnitwasconductinganoperationintheValleyAreaCommand.Whileconductingpatrol,unitdetectiveslocatedastolenvehicleinaparkinglot.Surveillancewasthensetuponthevehicleandashorttimelateramaleandayoungchildwalkedoutandgotintothevehicle.Detectiveswereabletoplacetheadultmaleintocustody.Asearchyieldedanounceofmethamphetamineandanassaultrifle.Duringaninterview,theoffenderadmittedtoknowingthevehiclewasstolenandwasonlytryingtotakehissontoschool.TheoffenderwasbookedintotheMDC.

• OnJanuary29,officersweredispatchedtoasoutheastlocationinresponsetoahomeinvasioncall.BurglaryUnitdetectiveswerealsointheareaandrespondedtothecalltoassistintheinvestigation.An84yearoldmalestatedthathewasasleepinthesouthwestbedroomofhishomewhenhewokeupandfoundtwounknownmalesinhishouse.Oneofthemaleswasholdingalargeblackrevolverthatwaspointedathishead.Theownersaidthatthesuspectswentthroughhiswalletandransackedhishouse.Thebackdoortothegaragewaskickedin.Therewasalsoabrokenwindowattherearoftheresidence.Theowneradvisedthatthemalesheldhimagainsthiswillforapproximatelyonehour.Oneofthemalesgrabbedacordfromaradioandtriedtotiehishandstogetherwhile

holdinghimdown.Theownerwasabletostopthemalefromtyinghishandstogether.Atthatpoint,themaletookthecordandtriedtoputitaroundtheowner’sneck.Theownerbelievedthemalewastryingtostranglehimwiththecord.Themalesthentookthekeystotheowner’svehicle.OnJanuary30,detectiveswereforwardedaCriminalisticsLatentFingerprintReportfromAPDFingerprintAnalystK.Rubiwhichidentifiedoneoftheoffenders.Basedontheinformation,detectiveswroteandobtainedanarrestwarrantfortheoffender.OnFebruary1,hewasarrestedintheSoutheastAreaCommand.

• OnJanuary7,officersweredispatchedtoasouthwestlocationinreferencetoaresidentialburglary.Whileenroutetothecall,dispatchadvisedthatthevictimwasfollowingtheoffendersneartheareaofSunsetGardensandTownsend.Thevictimadvisedthatwhenhecametoworkonthehousehefoundthefrontdoorhadbeendamagedandtherewasamalesubjectpullingacompressoranddrilloutofthefrontdoor.Thevictimconfrontedtheoffenderwhowenttothefrontdoorandyelledforeveryonetogetout.Fourothersubjectsranoutofthehousecarryingseveralbagsandaredtoolbox.Detectivesobservedthreemalesandtwofemaleswalkingandapproachedtheindividualsintheircars.Astheydidthis,oneoftheindividualsthrewanobjectoverawoodenfenceintoabackyard.Thevictimpositivelyidentifiedthesubjectsasthepeoplethatbrokeintohisresidenceandstolehisproperty.Duringinterviews,allofthesubjectsadmittedtotheburglary.

• WhileworkingtheNobHillTacticalPlan,detectivesobservedamalesubjectvandalizingbusinesseswithspraypaint.TheoffenderwastakenintocustodyandconfessedtotaggingbusinessesalongCentralAvenue.OthermembersoftheBurglaryUnitconfirmednumeroussitesandeachindividualbusinesswascontactedandareportwasgenerated.ThecasewascompiledandsubmittedtotheDistrictAttorney.32differentbusinesseswerevandalizedfromSanMateotoGirard.

• OnJanuary15,aCitytrailerwasdeployedinthesoutheastareaofthecitywithcitypropertyinit.Amangotintothetrailerandtookthecityproperty.Hewastrackedtohisresidence.Detectiveslocatedthemanashewasgoingbackandforthtothevehiclethathehadputthestolen


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propertyin.Detectivesattemptedtoarrestthemanbutheresistedandhadtobetasedinordertotakehimintocustody.Theoffenderwasonfederalprobationforbankrobbery.

• OnJanuary22,amaleandfemalebrokeintoaCity-ownedvehicle.Themaleattemptedtostealthecarbybreakingthesteeringcolumn.HealsodamagedtheconsolebeforetheystoleaCity-ownedlaptopthatwasinthevehicle.Theyweretrackedandlocatedinthefoothillsparkedbehindanapartmentcomplex.Bothsubjectswerearrestedandbooked.

• CNAUdetectivesmadenumerousarrestsinJanuary,includingsomehighlynotedpropertycrimeoffenders,oneofwhichwaswantedforthreefelonywarrantsforburglary.Hewaslocatedandarrestedonthewarrantsalongwithpossessionofheroin.TheinformationofthisarrestwasalsopassedalongtoCYFDduetothreechildrenbeingintheoffender’scustodyduringthetimeofapprehension.Thepropertymanagementwasalsomadeawareoftheincidentduetotheoffenderlivingonthepremisesandnotbeingonthelease.

• CNAUDetectivesconductedatacticalplaninBeat523oftheFoothillsAreaCommand.ThebeathasconsistentlybeenapropertycrimeshotspotasdeterminedbyCrimeAnalysis.Duringthetacticalplan,twoindividualswithfelonywarrantswerelocatedandarrested.Detectivesissuedsixcitations.Threenewproblempropertieswereidentified.ThemanagementofanapartmentcomplexwascontactedtofollowuponafelonywarrantmadethesamedaybyROPUnitdetectives.

• OrganizedCrimeUnit(OCU)detectivesidentifiedtwooffendersutilizingstolencreditcardinformationandsubsequentlyopennumerousfraudulentaccountsatretailstoresthroughoutthemetroarea.Thepairwereabletodefraudthestoresforover$2,000.OCUdetectiveslocatedandarrestedbothsubjects.

• FoothillsAreaCommandofficersandOrganizedCrimeUnitdetectivesapprehendedamaninreferencetonumerouswalkout/pushoutsatstoresinAlbuquerqueandSantaFe.Hewasprimarilyselectingcomputers,securityDVRsystems,DVDs,televisions,andotherelectronicequipment.Thetotalvalueoftheftsexceeded$12,000.Themanadmittedtofencingthemerchandiseonthestreet.

• SouthwestAreaCommandofficersandOCUdetectivesapprehendedtwofemalesandamale

forfraudaftertheyattemptedtocashastolencheckintheamountof$839.Asearchwarrantservedontheirvehicleandpersonalcellphonesresultedintherecoveryofstolenpersonalinformationtoincludedriver’slicensesandsocialsecuritycards.

• OCUdetectivesinitiatedsurveillanceatasouthwestlocationandsubsequentlycontactedasuspectwhohadbeenidentifiedasaMostWantedPropertyCrimeOffender.Thesuspecthadsevenoutstandingfelonywarrantsforpropertycrimeanddrug-relatedoffensesandtwomisdemeanorwarrantsforassault.Withinafourmonthperiod,thesuspectwasresponsibleformultiplepropertycrimescommittedagainstnumerousretailsectorpartners.Thevalueofthepropertytakeninthesecrimesexceeded$5,000.

• TheMetalTheftDetailinitiatedandcompletedtwotacticalplansinresponsetorepeatedmetaltheftincidents.ThefirsttacticalplanwasconductedintheFoothillsAreaCommandalongtheJuanTaboBoulevardcorridorbetweenLomasBoulevardandMontgomeryBoulevard.AsecondtacticalplanwasconductedintheValleyAreaCommandandwasprimarilyfocusedatthebusinesseslocatedalong2ndStreetNW.

• PawnShopdetectivesmetwithseveralgoldandsilverentitiesandalegislativecommitteeregardingtheimportanceofensuringthatallgoldandsilverentitiesreporttotheLeadsOnlinedatabase.Themeetingswithlegislativecommitteeswillcontinueuntilthecompletionofthe2014NewMexicolegislativesession.

• TheMetalTheftDetailpurchasedandreceivedfourinfraredcamerastobeutilizedfortheidentificationofmetaltheftoffenders.Thecamerasweredeployedatsevendifferentlocations,resultinginseveralphotographsofoffenderscommittingactsofmetaltheft.Detectivesarefollowinguponthephotosandwillattempttoidentifytheoffenders.

• OnJanuary16,ActingSergeantR.CrawfordsentaforgerycasetotheDistrictAttorney’sOfficeinreferencetomultiplesubjectscashingstolen/forgedchecks.Duringtheinvestigation,DetectiveCrawfordwasabletoidentifyfoursubjectsthatcashedstolen/forgedchecksfromtheavictim’sstolencheckbook.ThesubjectswereallidentifiedusingAlbuquerquePoliceDepartmentdatabases.Oneofthesuspectscashedthestolen/forgedcheckinLosLunas.Acopyofthecasefilewasalsoprovidedto


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• OnJanuary24,DetectivesWeberandNatewaarrestedawomanonanarrestwarrantobtainedbyDetectiveWeberinreferencetoidentificationtheftandfraud.Thewomanusedherformerpartner’sinformationtoobtainaNewMexicodriver’slicenseandopenmultiplecreditaccounts.DetectiveWeberidentifiedatleast23countsofidentitytheftandmultiplecountsofforgerythroughanextensiveinvestigationwithmanyfinancialinstitutions.ThearrestoccurredatMetropolitanCourtwiththeassistanceofMetroCourtofficers.

• InJanuary,thevalueofcasesclearedbytheWhiteCollarCrimeUnitwas$301,000.

Criminal Investigations Division...• TheHomicideUnitrespondedtothreecall

outsinJanuary.Oneofthesecall-outswasahomicide,oneamajorcase,andoneanin-custodydeath.ThetotalnumberofUCRhomicidesinAlbuquerqueisonethroughtheendofJanuary.TheUnitcurrentlyhas15activecases.

• TheArmedRobberyUnitrespondedtosixrobberycallouts,andcleared32casesinJanuary.ElevencasesweresenttotheDistrictAttorney’sOfficeforprosecution.Unitdetectivescompletedtenarrests,wrotesevenarrestwarrantsandservedfivesearchwarrants.TheRobberyUnithad53newcasesassignedinJanuaryandhas91activecases.

• TheSexCrimesUnitrespondedtosevensexcrimescall-outsinJanuary,cleared29cases,andsent12ofthecasestotheDistrictAttorney’sOfficeforprosecution.Therewere26newcasesassignedinJanuary.UnitDetectiveswrote8searchwarrants.TheUnitcurrentlyhas65activecases.

• SexCrimesDetectivesassistedtheHomicideUnitwith3callouts.

• TheFASTTUnitcleared16casesinJanuary.FASTTDetectivesreviewed156casesinJanuary.TheUnitmadeonein-custodyarrestandwroteonearrestwarrant.TheFASTTUnitcurrentlyhasthirteenactivecases.

• TheMissingPersonsUnit,ColdCaseHomicideUnit,and118thStreetTaskForceUnitreceived86newrunaway/missingpersonreportsinJanuary.TheUnitcleared76totalcoldcase/runaways/missingpersoncases.TheUnitcurrentlyhas107activecases.


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• DetectiveKimberlinworkedwiththeOMIandFBItoidentifyskeletalremainsintheCalicoTaskForcecase.

• DetectiveLewisworkedonretryinga2006homicidethattheSupremeCourtdismissedonatechnicality.

• DetectiveTorgrimson’scoldcaseoffenderpledguiltyandprovidedafullconfession.

• TheCrimesAgainstChildrenUnit(CACU)received959CYFDreferralsinJanuary.Thisincreasedby47referralsfromDecemberwithanaverageofapproximately959referralspermonth.CACUdetectiveswereassigned103newcasestobeinvestigated.Thisnumberisupsevenfromlastmonth.Unitdetectiveswrotefifteensearchwarrantsandsevenarrestwarrants.TheUnitrespondedto33off-dutycall-outsinNovember.

• CACUwascalledouttoinvestigatethesuspiciousinjuriesofafiveyearoldboy.Thechildwasonlifesupportandhadmultipleinjuries.ThechildsurvivedhisinjuriesandwillbeforensicallyinterviewedinFebruary.

• CACUwascalledouttoinvestigatethesexualabuseofafiveyearoldgirlbyherstep-grandfather.RioRanchoPoliceinitiallywereinvestigating,butdeterminedtheabuseoccurredinAlbuquerque.Thestep-grandfatherwasinterviewedafterbeingreleasedfromUNMHandconfessedtomultiplecrimesandwassubsequentlyarrested.

• TheChildExploitationDetail(CED)wasassigned27newcasesinJanuary.TheUnitcleared24cases,withthreecasesbeingsubmittedtotheDistrictAttorney’sOfficeforprosecution.Sevensearchwarrantswerewrittenandtwoarrestwarrantswerewritten.TheUnitcompleted17computer/cellphoneforensicexaminations.TheUnitcurrentlyhas27activecases.

• CEDinvestigatedadistributionofchildpornographycasewhenamanagerusedaphoneofaco-workerandsentpicturestohimselfwithouttheknowledgeoftheworker.Theworkerhappenedtobea16yearoldfemale.

• DetectiveRoberts,andtherestofCED,assumedacasefromCACUafteritwasdeterminedthatagymnasticsteacherwassuspectedoftouchingseveralgirlsthathecoached.Twosafehouseinterviewswereconductedandtwogooddisclosureswereobtained.Athirdsafehouseinterviewwasscheduledandthreeadditionalpossiblevictimswereidentified.


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• OfficersfrombothEastsideandWestsideSROUnitscontinuedtobeofgreatassistancetotheirrespectiveareacommandsbyhandling362callsforserviceand365on-siteactivitiesinJanuary.129referralsweremadebytheSROsand179truancyinvestigationswereconducted.Qualityoflifeenforcementactivitiesincludingcriminaltrespass,panhandling,redtag,graffitireferrals,parking/movingcitations,etc.)wereat105forJanuary.TheSROUnitscleared22totalFelony/Misdemeanorarrestsand/orwarrants.

• TheCIT/COASTUnitwereassigned51newcasesandclosed34forthemonthofJanuary.FiveofthesecasesweresenttotheDistrictAttorney’sOfficeforprosecution.TheUnitconductedatotalof89homevisitsandmade190CITcontactsinJanuary.Sixty-fourcallsforservicewereaddressed,including23threatassessments.COASTassisted171mentalhealthconsumersandmade192referralstoservices.

Special Investigations Division...• OnJanuary2,SIDdetectivesreceived

informationthatasuspectwasstayingataresidence.Thesuspectwaswantedforanoutstandingfelonywarrant.ROPUnitdetectivesassistedwithsurveillanceoftheresidence.Detectivescontactednumerouspeopleatthelocation.Thesuspectwasarrestedforhisoutstandingfelonywarrant.Anothercontactwasarrestedforthreeoutstandingmisdemeanorwarrants,aswellasanotherwasarrestedformultiplefelonywarrantsafterhefledthelocationandjumpedontotheroofsoftwoneighboringresidences.Astolenboxtrailerwasrecoveredfromthedrivewayofthehome.Threemotorcycleswereseizedfromtheresidencewhentheywerefoundtohavealtered/re-stampedVINnumbers.

• OnJanuary13,ROPUnitdetectiveslocatedasuspectatanortheastlocation.Hewaswantedforanoutstandingfelonywarrantforaggravatedassault.

• OnJanuary13,FoothillsAreaCommandofficersrequestedassistancefromROPUnitdetectives.Officershadlocatedastolentruck.ROPUnitdetectivesrespondedandestablishedsurveillanceofthestolentruck.Ashorttimelater,amanenteredthestolentruckandleftthelocation.ROPUnitdetectivesapprehendedthedriverwithoutincidentintheareaofCarlisleandGibson.

• OnJanuary21,ROPUnitdetectivesassistedthe

ArmedRobberyUnitwithatacticalplanduetotherecentincreaseinarmedrobberies.OntheeveningofJanuary21,afastfoodrestaurantatMontgomeryandWyomingwasrobbed.Asuspectvehicledescriptionwasprovided.ROPUnitdetectiveslocatedthesuspectvehicletravelingwestboundonMontgomeryapproachingSanMateo.SurveillancewasestablishedbytheRopUnit.TheoccupantsofthevehiclewenttotheareaofSanMateoandOsunaNEandappearedtobecasinganotherlocation.Thevehiclelefttheareaandtraveledtoanotherrestaurantlocation.Thepassengerofthevehicleexitedandrobbedthebusiness.Astheoffenderwalkedbacktothevehicle,hewastakenintocustody.Thedriverofthevehiclewasalsoapprehended.RobberyUnitdetectivesarrivedandtookovertheinvestigation.Thesuspectsarebelievedtohavebeeninvolvedinapproximately17recentarmedrobberies.

• OnJanuary27,ROPUnitdetectiveslocatedastolenvehicle.Surveillanceofthestolenvehiclewasmaintaineduntilthevehiclestopped.Theoffenderwasarrestedwithoutincidentandthevehiclewasrecovered.

• OnJanuary28,ROPUnitdetectiveslocatedamanthatwaswantedforanoutstandingfelonywarrantforaggravatedassaultonapeaceofficer.WiththeassistanceofSWAT,hewasarrestedwithoutincident.

• TheGangUnitconductedastolenvehicletacticalplaninJanuarywithSoutheastPRTandtheFoothillsImpactTeam.Theplanyielded10recoveredstolenvehiclesandnumerouspropertyitemstakeninautoburglariesandresidentialburglaries.

• OnJanuary23,GangUnitdetectiveslocatedandapprehendedasuspectwithawarrant.Thewarrantwasforaggravatedassaultwithadeadlyweapononahouseholdmember(fourcounts)andchildabuse(threecounts).

• DuringJanuary,theViceUnitmade15felonyarrests,18misdemeanorarrestsand18arrestsforprostitution.Theunitalsoarrested12peoplewithfelonywarrantsandsevenwithmisdemeanorwarrants.Unitdetectiveswroteandexecuted11searchwarrants.TheunitalsoparticipatedinawarrantroundupoperationwithHSIthatresultedinnumerousfelonyarrests.

• Unitdetectivesfinishedthemonthbylocatingandarrestingamanonnumerouscountsoffeloninpossessionofafirearmandnarcoticstrafficking.Themanbarricadedhimself


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insideofhisapartmentandSWATwascalledtoapprehendhim.Therewereseveralmorefirearmsandalargeamountofnarcoticsfoundintheapartment.

• WhileworkinginterdictionattheAmtrakandGreyhoundstations,DetectiveWalshseizedonepoundofmethamphetamine,akiloofcocaineand750gramsofliquidPCP.Healsoseized$35,500incash.

• DetectivesIrwinandSinclairrespondedtoarequestfrompostalinspectorsandtheK-9Angelhitonapackage.Itwasfoundtocontain22poundsofhigh-grademarijuana.

• DetectiveSinclairstoppedacaronI-40.Thesubsequentinvestigationledtotheseizureoftwopoundsofmethamphetamine.

• DetectiveIrwinconductedatrafficstoponI-40andtheK-9Angelindicatedonthecar.6.7poundsofmethamphetaminewasseized.

• DetectivesFranklinandNovickiassistedinexecutingasearchwarrantinreferencetoaspicelab.Thewarrantresultedintheseizureof42kilosofsyntheticcannabinoids,onevehicle,andonefederalarrest.Thespicelabhadbeensellingspiceatskateparksaroundthecity.

Chief’s StaffCommunications Division...• TheAPD9-1-1CommunicationsCenterstaff

answered62,921incoming911and242-COPScallsinJanuary.Therewere24,012callsansweredfor911and38,909callsansweredfor242-COPS.911Operatorsanswered95.95%ofthe911callswithin10seconds(thenationalstandardis90%;APD’sstandardis92.0%);operatorsalsoanswered98.12%ofthe242-COPScallswithin30seconds(APD’sgoalis90%answeredwithin30seconds).

• AdministrativeandTrain-the-trainercourseswereheldwithTiburoninstructorsforseveraldays in January.

• Thesupervisoryandmanagementstafffrom311touredtheCommunicationsfacilityandlistenedtoincomingcalls.

• TheEmergencyCommunicationsManagercontinuedtoparticipateinmeetingsandconferencecallsfortheStateRFPfor911TelephonyEquipment.

Planning and Policy Division...• StaffcreatedthechartsrequiredfortheMayor’s

dashboard.

• StaffcreatedthechartsrequiredfortheInternalaffairsdashboard.

• StaffcollaboratedwiththeNationalPoliceResearchFoundationonasurvey.

• StaffmetwithcontractorsregardingconstructionrequiredtoestablishanewIPRAUnitSpaceintheOldMain.

• StaffworkedwithvendorstosecurebidsonanewAPDAcademygymfloor.

• PlanningSectionstaffsubmittedaletterofinterestforanewSTOPViolenceAgainstWomengrantproposal.

• Staffsubmittedendofyearreports,priorityobjectivereports,andperformanceplanstotheCitybudgetoffice.

• StaffcontinuedtocollaboratewithcommunitygroupsandtheUSDOJondevelopingaLimitedEnglishProficiencyPlan.

Technical Services Division...• StaffcontinuedtoworkwithMetroCourtand

theAdministrativeOfficeoftheCourtsonthecontingencyplanintheeventtheOfficerSchedulinginterfacefailsatgo-live,scheduledfortheendofMarch.

• DivisionstaffmetwiththeDistrictAttorney’sOfficetoreviewtheprogressontheTasercamerapilotproject.APDiscoordinatingwithTasertogetabettermethodologyfortitlingthevideos;currently,somefileshaveduplicatetitlesforvideosthataretotallyunrelated.

• ThenextroundofLTEisgoingtobecalledLTE-Advanced(LTE-A).4GLTEissupposetodeliver100Mbpstransferspeeds.Currently,it’sdeliveringabout13Mbpsinthebestcoverageareas.LTE-Aisexpectedtodeliverbetween30and40Mbps.LTE-Ashouldberolledoutbetween2015and2018.

• RegardingtheCAD/RMSupgrade,January’sactivitiesincludedtrainingforRMSadministration;completionofthetestingoftheCopperfireWindows7patch;AFIS/TraCS10,andMobileCOMtoCAD2.8.OthertasksincludeddocumentingcurrentprocessestobeginbusinessprocessreviewwithnewfeaturesinRMS7.9andCAD2.8.StaffarewaitingontheTiburonchangeorderfortheAugustrelease.

• TrainingscheduledforFebruaryincludesthesetupfortheRMSandCopperfireenvironmenttocompletetesting.TestingtobecompletedbytheendofFebruarytoensureMarchgo-liveforCopperfireonWindows7machines.

Support Services BureauAPD Academy...• The110thCadetClasscompletedweekthirteen

oftwenty-seveninJanuary.TheclasshadtheirsecondgradeduniforminspectionandsecondOJTride-along.Thiswasfollowedbyeightyhoursoffirearmstraining.ThecadetscontinuedtheirCrisisManagementTrainingwithfourhoursofreality-basedscenariotraining.TheCITscenariotrainingrequiresthecadetstocommunicatewithactorsthatareincrisis.Theyaretaskedwithde-escalatingthesituationandbringingthescenariotoresolution.The110thCadetClasscompletedJanuary’strainingwithPhase1ScenariosandsixhoursofDefensiveTacticsTraining.TheirPhase1Scenariosincluded:trafficstops,disturbances,shoplifting,andloudmusiccalls.

• InJanuary,APDRecruitingreceived532interestcards.

• AttheJanuary10-12testing,60prospectivecandidatesattended.Ofthose,all60attendedtheCityEntranceExam;40attendedSaturdaytesting;and28passedtothebackgroundcheckphase.

• TheRecruitershavebeenassistingapplicants,priortotestingweekend,tomeasuretheirphysicalabilitiesbydemonstratingthephysicaltestsandallowingthemtoperformthephysicaltestssotheapplicantcanseewheretheyarebeforetheycomefortestingweekend.ThesergeantandmembersoftheunithavebeencontinuallymeetingwithRealTimeSolutionstoworkontherecruitingwebsiteandhavebeenconductingbetatesting.

• TheUnithasbeenrunningrecruitingadvertisementswithESPNRadio.

• Thephysicaltrainingprogramforthe110thcadetclasscontinuedtoprogress.TheWellnessUnitalsocontinuedtoworkwiththeCity’sHumanResourcesDepartmentinplanningandimplementinga12-weekwellness/nutritioneducationprogramforAPDpersonneltostartinJanuary.TheWellnessUnitcontinuedtoassistintheimplementationoftheAPS/PSAprogram.Theclasscontinuestobesuccessfulas25studentsareenrolledandparticipatingregularly.

Office of Emergency Management...• MeetingswereconvenedwithBernalilloCounty

andconsultantstobeginanewproject.OEMwillspearheadandcoordinatethecreationoftheCity/CountyHazardMitigationPlan.

Thisfederallyrequireddocumentwillprovidedisastermitigationgoalsandobjectives.

• StaffattendedmeetingswithseveralCitydepartmentsandFEMArepresentativestorelaymitigationfundingopportunitiesduetothepresidentialdeclarationfromtheJuly2013storms.ThedepartmentsexpressinganinterestareParksandRecreation,SeniorAffairs,DepartmentofMunicipalDevelopment,andFireDepartment.Ofparticularinterestisthefundingofbackupgeneratorsforfacilitiesdesignatedassheltersduringdisastersandstormwaterinfrastructureprojects.

• TheOEMDirectorwasrequestedbytheFBItoleadthelocalEmergencyServicessectionofthefederalinfrastructureprotectionprogramcalledInfragard.

• OEMandCrimeAnalysisstaffbeganidentifyingGISlayersforinclusionintoWebEOCmappingsoftwarewhichwillallowOEMtoprojectmapsandresourcesbylocationintheEOCduringactivations.

• StaffbegandevelopinganOEMoutreachstrategicplantoenhancecitizenpreparednessefforts.

• StaffcreatedaTwitteraccountforOEMtodistributepreparednessinformationandresponsewarnings.

• TheOEMDirectorgaveapresentationtoauniversitycriminologyclassonthetopicofdisastervictimology.

• In2013,138volunteersdonated11,098hours.AccordingtotheVolunteersinPoliceServicewebsiteforNewMexico,therateis$17.62perhourwhichequals$195,547.76donatedin2013.

Metro Traffic Division...• TheDWIUnitcompleted187DWIandone

DREarrestinJanuary.• TheSeizureUnitconfiscated161vehiclesin

January,totalling$70,434.• InJanuary,theTrafficDivisionissued1,753

citations.TheTrafficUnitalsoinvestigatedfourfatalcrashes.

• TheTrafficSectioncompleted14DWIarrests,14misdemeanorarrests,andeightfelonyarrests.Officersissued63citationsforillegalcellphoneusewhiledriving.

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UnitscancompletetheirprocessingportionsothattheFBIUCRreportcouldbecompleted.

• RecordsrevenueforInsuranceandAccountsinJanuarywas$6,999.50for977requests.Citizenrequest/registerrevenuewas$5,865.30for960requests.

• TheAlarmUnitwentlivewithwebpaymentsonNovember25,2013.Atotalof$28,400hasbeenmadeviatheweb.TheUnithascollected$688,240todateinFY14.

• CourtServicesstaffscheduled130pretrialhearingsandprocessed387arraignments.Staffsubmitted72felonycasestotheDistrictAttorney’sofficeforprosecutionandsubmitted745summonstoMetroCourt.

• TheTelephoneReportUnitcreated604reportswhichresultedinasavingsof15,704hoursofFieldServicestimeandanestimatedsavingsof$24,160.

• Inaddition,theTelephoneReportUnitprocessed393on-line(CopLogic)reports,resultinginasavingsof1,021.80hoursofFieldServicestimeandanestimatedsavingsof$15,720.

• MetroCourtofficersassisted122individualswhowereremandedbythecourtandbooked;andeightindividualswhowereremandedandassistedwithbondingout.32individualswerebookedwithmisdemeanorwarrants;45individualswhowerefoundtohavemisdemeanorwarrantswereassistedinbondingout;and210individualswereinpolicecustodyinJanuary.MetroCourtofficersrespondedto1,161totalcallsforserviceinJanuary.

• OnJanuary15,OfficersHarveyandSabaughparticipatedinthe“HomelessCourt”program.Duringtheevent,elevenhomelesspersonshadtheircasesheardbyJudgeAlanis.

Homeland Security Division...• APDpersonnelcompletedaBasicIntelligence

LiaisonOfficerCourse.DivisionstaffandmembersoftheIntelUnitattendedthecourseonJanuary15-16.

• ThedepartmentisnowabletoliaisonwiththeNMASICFusionCenter.ThiswillallowAPDtosendrequestsforassistancetoNewMexicowhocanthenconductresearchlocallyorrequestotherstatefusioncellstoassist.

• DivisionstaffreceivedarequesttoassisttheNewMexicoArmyNationalGuardwiththeirupcomingexercisethissummer.Theexercisewillinvolvevariousagencies,includingtheFBI.Thescenariowillbeginasanactive-shooter,

culminatinginabarricadedgunman.

Real Time Crime Center...• RealTimeCrimeCenter(RTCC)operators

areutilizingpreviousRTCClogsandlocatingnumerousrecurringsubjects.

• TheobservationtrailerwasutilizedbytheSoutheastAreaCommandtoaddresscommercialburglariesoccurringintheNobHillarea.

• TheValleyAreaCommandexperiencedanincreaseingraffitiintheEntertainmentdistrictandrequestedthedeploymentofthevideotrailer.Therewerenoinstancesofgraffitiwhilethetrailerwasdeployed.

• TheCrimeAnalysisUnitassistedOpenEyewiththeirproductdevelopmentfortheRTCCvideocameraprogramwithtroubleshootingtheissueofthesourcedatanotbeingviewableintheapplication.

• ThePropertyCrimesDivision’sBurglaryandAutoTheftUnitsrequestedassistanceintheiryear-to-datereports.Unitstaffprovidedanalysisandprovidedtotalsforarrests,andotherpertinentinformationlikecriminaltrespassandvehiclesthatarestolenoften.

• SharedresearchinformationfrommultiplesourceswithBurglaryDetectivesandassistedFoothillsfieldofficersinspecialrequeststoassistinnarrowinginvestigationwithasuspiciousvehicleperformingResidentialBurglaries(cellphonestores,WhiteFord,NobHill,propertymatching).

• StaffcreatedanapartmentdatalayerfortheFoothillsandValleyAreaCommandsthatwasuploadedtoCityGISserver.TheultimateuseoftheinformationistoassistofficersandtheRTCCBridgeduringcallsforservicetoreachalocationfasterinlargeapartmentcomplexes.

• InJanuary,theVideoUnitscripted,filmed,edited,anddelivered23episodesofTheDaily49,includingoneholidayedition;assistedChiefBanksinfilminganddeliveringhisretirementmessagetoAPDemployees;completedatrainingvideoforAlbuquerqueAmbulance;completedatrainingvideofortheCrimeLabinvolvingnewDNAcollectionrequirements;among


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Special Operations Division...• OnJanuary2,SWATassistedROPatalocation

wherenumeroussubjectswerewantedforfelonywarrants.Onesubjectexitedtheresidenceandfled.Thesubjectconcealedhimselfonanearbyrooftopwherehewaslatertakenintocustody.

• OnJanuary14,SWATwascalledtoassistNortheastAreaCommandofficersatalocationwhereapossiblebarricadedindividualwhoattemptedtocutthethroatofhisgirlfriend.Thesubjectwasbelievedtobeinsidebecausethegirlfrienddidnoteverseehimleave.Duringthecall-outtheoffender’strailercaughtfire.ThefirewasputoutbyAFD.AsearchinsidethetrailerbySWATofficersprovedtheoffenderwasnotinside.

• OnJanuary21,SWATwascalledtoassistValleyAreaCommandofficersatanortheastlocationinresponsetoamalesubjectinsideofahotelthreateningsuicidewithahandgun.Officersreportedhearingwhatsoundedlikeasinglegunshotfrominsideofthehotelandhadnotbeenincontactwiththesubjectsince.SWATofficerslocatedthesubjectwithapole-caminsidewithagunshottothehead.Thehotelroomwasthenclearedandhandedovertodetectives.

• OnJanuary23,SWATwascalledtoassisttheK-9Unitwithanareasearchofanarmedfelon.K-9andSWATlocatedandapprehendedthesubject.

• OnJanuary30,SWATwascalledtoassisttheViceUnitwithabarricadedarmedindividualwithnumerousfelonywarrants.NewMexicoStatePoliceTacticalassistedwithpersonnelandequipment.Gaswasdeployedintotheapartment,yetthesubjectwouldstillnotexittheapartment.SWATofficerswereabletoentertheapartmentandapprehendthesubjectwiththeuseofaPSD.

• InJanuary,2014APD’sBombSquadrespondedtotenbomb-relatedcalloutsandoneSWATcallout.Twocalloutswererequeststohandlesuspiciouspackages;tworequestswerefordignitarybombsweeps;twowereamnestycallstopickupoldmunitions.

• TheBombSquadwascalledtoasoutheastlocation,whereahandgrenadewasfound.Aninspectionshowedthatitwasinert.

• OnJanuary6,theBombSquadwascalledtoanortheastlocationwhereahomeownerbelievedthathehaddiscovereddynamiteinawoodbox.

Theitemsturnedouttobeoldrailroadflares,whichweredestroyedbytheBombSquad.

• OnJanuary15,APD’sBombSquadwasrequestedbytheRioRanchoPoliceDepartment.AhomeownerinRioRancholocatedsixlivepipebombsinsideashedthatwaslocatedinthebackyard.AnX-rayshowedthedeviceshadleadpelletsinsideasaddedshrapnel.APD’sBombSquadrenderedsafethesixdevices,andlocatedpipebombmakingmaterialsinsidetheshed.ATFrespondedtothesceneandhandledtheinvestigation.

• TheBombSquadalsoassistedAPDSWATwithrobotsupportonaSWATactivation.

• DuringJanuary,theK-9Unitrespondedto71calloutsand104hoursofSWATactivations.Theunitparticipatedin501.5hoursofcombinedK-9maintenance,training,andSWATtraining.

• K-9assistedthefieldwith211callsforservice.TherewereatotaloffourK-9apprehensionswithtwoinjuries.

• InJanuary,theAlbuquerquePoliceDepartment’sPrisonerTransportUnitprocessed1,624prisonersthroughthePrisonerTransportCenter.TheAlbuquerquePoliceDepartmentarrested1,361prisonersandotherlocallawenforcementagenciesarrested263prisoners.ThePrisonerTransportUnitmade233tripstotheMDCandacceptedfivewalk-inprisonersattheMDC.

• TheAPD/AFDPIIPTeamcontinuedtoworkTuesdays,Thursdays,FridaysandSaturdaysforatotalof18daysinJanuary.ThePIIPTeammade95fieldcontacts;73weretransportstoMATS,12weretransportedbyEMS,and10publicinebriatesrefusedservices.APDisstillworkingwithCityLegaltofinalizetheMOUwithMATStoreceivethe$50,000ingrantfundsforthisoperation.

• ThePrisonerTransportUnithadonemedicalrefusalinJanuaryfromtheMDC.

• ThesavingsinhoursandfuelcostsforJanuarywas$19,641.46.


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2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

153162

120

229

120

102

48

74

49

195

130

193

159

124

9277

53

87

Residential Burglary by Area Command Dec-Jan 2013/2014

FH

January De..

NE

January De..

NW

January De..

SE

January De..

SW

January De..

VA

January De..

2013

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

9586 92

168

227

210

79 77

110126

100

134

5547

707782

95

Auto Burglary by Area Command Dec-Jan 2013/2014

FH

January De..

NE

January De..

NW

January De..

SE

January De..

SW

January De..

VA

January De..

2013

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

7666

91

120

79

128

24

5242

155

106

150

65

39

56 58

44

72

Auto Theft by Area Command Dec-Jan 2013/2014

FH

January De..

NE

January De..

NW

January De..

SE

January De..

SW

January De..

VA

January De..20

13

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

55

3339

75

45

98

1817 16

4651

77

147

23

48

26

36

Commercial Burglary by Area Command Dec-Jan 2013/2014

NotSpecifi..Ja..

FHJanuary De..

NEJanuary De..

NWJanuary De..

SEJanuary De..

SWJanuary De..

VAJanuary De..

2014

2013

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

2726

10

5

13

23

5

17

10

5

25

8

4

29

10

4

18

13

5

Domestic Violence by Area Command Dec-Jan 2013/2014

Not Specified

JanuaryFH

January De..NE

January De..NW

JanuarySE

January De..SW

January De..VA

January De..

2013

2014

2013

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

24

1

15

8

1

14

22

1

7

3

2322

28

1513

2

11

8

3

Robbery by Area Command Dec-Jan 2013/2014

17


NotSpecifi..Ja..

FHJanuary De..

NEJanuary De..

NWJanuary De..

SEJanuary De..

SWJanuary De..

VAJanuary De..

2014

2013

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

3235

22

37 3733

48

118

17

65

48

73

37

1721

2930

37

Aggravated Battery by Area Command Dec-Jan 2013/2014

Not Specified

Ja.. D..FH

January D..NE

January De..NW

January De..SE

January De..SW

January De..VA

January De..

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

6 2

114

57

73

126

96

88

57

43

50

107

74

102

54

62

41

63 63 67

Criminal Damage by Area Command Dec-Jan 2013/2014

Not Specified

Ja.. D..FH

January De..NE

January D..NW

January De..SE

January D..SW

January De..VA

January D..

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

9

2

49

69 72

63

83

94

39

30

64

74

92

116

35

55

61 59 60

74

Battery by Area Command Dec-Jan 2013/2014

FH

January De..

NE

January De..

NW

January De..

SE

January De..

SW

January De..

VA

January De..

2013

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

18

109

16

12

8

4

13

19

13

16

9

4

14

25

30

21

Criminal Damage by Area Command Dec-Jan 2013/2014

Not Specifi

edJan..

FHJanuary Dec..

NEJan.. Dec..

NWJanuary

SEJanuary

SWJan..

VAJanuary Dec..

2014

2013

2014

2013

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

2014

2014

2013

2014

2013

9

15

1 1

10

2

7

1

17

1

56

1

3

Disturbance by Area Command Dec-Jan 2013/2014

NotSpecified

Janua.. D..FH

January D..NE

January D..NW

January D..SE

Janua.. D..SW

Janua.. D..VA

Janua.. D..

2013

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

47

4 3

29

63

29

103

102 11

0

25

12

35

79

56 60

28

37

32

115

79

115

DWI by Area Command Dec-Jan 2013/2014


18

Not Specified

Ja.. D..FH

January De..NE

January D..NW

January De..SE

January D..SW

January De..VA

January D..

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

16

4

19

26

19

26

42

32

17

610

55

72

59

13

24 25

65

49

57

Felony Warrants by Area Command Dec-Jan 2013/2014

NotSpecified

Janua.. D..FH

January D..NE

January D..NW

January D..SE

Janua.. D..SW

Janua.. D..VA

Janua.. D..

2013

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

21 3

28 26 24

32 31

40

29

1619

76

6358

23

3236

79

53

65

Misdemeanor Warrants by Area Command Dec-Jan 2013/2014

Not Specified

Ja.. D..FH

January De..NE

January D..NW

January De..SE

January D..SW

January De..VA

January D..

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

36

3

118

2016 16 15 17

11 10

69

47

60

21

11

24

35

79

40

Narcotics by Area Command Dec-Jan 2013/2014

NotSpecifi..Ja..

FHJanuary De..

NEJanuary De..

NWJanuary De..

SEJanuary De..

SWJanuary De..

VAJanuary De..

2014

2013

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

1311

9

13

18

27 26

5 58

18

24

37

129

6

107

18

Receiving Stolen Vehicle by Area Command Dec-Jan 2013/2014

NotSpecifi..Ja..

FHJanuary De..

NEJanuary De..

NWJanuary De..

SEJanuary De..

SWJanuary De..

VAJanuary De..

2014

2013

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

10

78 72

97

155169

198

10491

100

80

5469

5643 47

3720

31

Shoplifting by Area Command Dec-Jan 2013/2014

NotSpecifi..Ja..

FHJanuary De..

NEJanuary De..

NWJanuary De..

SEJanuary De..

SWJanuary De..

VAJanuary De..

2014

2013

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

2013

2014

2013

1311

9

13

18

27 26

5 58

18

24

37

129

6

107

18

Child Abuse by Area Command Dec-Jan 2013/2014

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