Protestors Cause Albuquerque City Council To End Early

BREAKING NEWS: Albuquerque is up to it’s nose in problems, severe problems. With the rash of Police shootings, protestors gathered  tonight at the Albuquerque City Council meeting and caused it to end early. The protestors were calling for the arrest of Police Chief Gordon Eden and the recall of Mayor Richard Berry. According to KOB TV News,  City Council President Ken Sanchez felt the council could not control the meeting and for safety concerns he called a halt to the meeting at 6:30pm.

Protestors overtook the dais for a short time. No arrests have been made.

Disrupting a City Council meeting is a misdemeanor and is punishable with a fine of up top $500.00 and up to 180 days in jail.

Crazy stuff in a City that is in turmoil.

Let us pray over the City of Albuquerque.

Just an added note: The two announcers on KOB Radio 770 are making fun of prayer. I do not know who these two announcers are, but shame on them. They were commenting on the U.S. Supreme Court ruling today that gave the go ahead to prayer before Town Council meetings.

Hearts need to be changed for Jesus. What a shame, the number one ranked radio station in New Mexico making fun of prayer.