Earlier this month Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham sent 50 State Police Officers to Albuquerque to help fight violent crime. A rural New Mexico Sheriff says taking away the State Police from his County and the Governor pulling National Guard Troops from the border has put him and his county in a tough spot. ABQ Journal Report
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The Albuquerque Journal reports: A private in New Mexico chose a section of border land owned by American Eagle Brick Co. for the first project. Construction crews began work on the half-mile bollard-style structure Saturday and expected to finish in five days.
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We praise God for the work that the New Mexico State Police are doing in crime-ridden Albuquerque! We are also blessed to see that APD is nearing 1,000 officers! PTL! You have to hand it to Mayor Tim Keller and Police Chief Mike Geier for this movement in adding officers!
Read More here on the New Mexico State Police in action in Albuquerque: ABQ Journal Report
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KOB TV Reports:
50 New Mexico State Police officers are assigned to “targeted areas” in Albuquerque to help reduce violent crime. In a dozen days, 257 people have been arrested. State Police Report
APD spokesperson Gilbert Gallegos said APD currently has 957 officers on the force. He expects the number to hit 1,000 by the end of the year. KOB:APD Nearing 1,000 Officers
Please continue to pray for our heroes, they are working very hard and putting their lives on the line for us everyday!
