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Created: May 02, 2021 08:56 PM ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — Is there a quota system being used by New Mexico State Police (NMSP)? State Police Officer Tony Fetty thinks so. However, NMSP Chief Robert Thornton firmly disagrees.  “Officers in our district, and around the state, they’re being targeted with a quota system for arrests and citations,” Officer Fetty said. “And it’s wrong.” Officer Fetty says NMSP leadership isn’t being transparent, even to officers, about the specific number of citations each officer needs to hit every month, but said they’re being disciplined i...

Revel Entertainment Center to break ground for concert hall, concerts return in green level © Provided by KOAT Albuquerque revel entertainment center to break ground for concert hall, concerts return in green level As Bernalillo County enters its first weekend in "green level," large entertainment venues can reopen indoors and expand outdoor capacity. "Green level, I love it!" DJ Clout, a freelance DJ, said. For him, green level means he can entertain people at venues. He said thanks to relaxed reopening rules, he has money in his wallet again. New Mexicans can start spending money on co...

Murder in the desert A N.J. family sought a fresh start in New Mexico. Now 5 are dead and questions remain. Updated on 8:51 AM; Today 6:30 AM The Albuquerque International Sunport parking garage where four bodies where found dumped in a pickup truck. Adria Malcolm | For NJ Advance Media Twitter Share The bodies were found in a red pickup truck, left to rot in the dry air of the high desert. Two of the four corpses had been dismembered. Three were stuffed in plastic storage totes. And a killer had vanished in the badlands of New Mexico. The pickup had been dumped in an airport parking garag...

Three incumbent commissioners hope to keep seats in Pharr 20 hours 41 minutes 41 seconds ago Wednesday, April 21 2021 Apr 21, 2021 April 21, 2021 6:31 PM April 21, 2021 in News - Local Share: With early voting underway and running through April 27, three city commissioners in Pharr are up for re-election. The trio make up the group “Pharr Forward.” "We're here to serve, not to be served,” said Pharr Place 2 Commissioner and Mayor Pro-Tem Roberto "Bobby" Carrillo. Carrillo said unity is what has kept the city progressing, something that's been a priority of his since he was first elected...