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After 10 years of federal oversight, why are Albuquerque police killing more people than ever? - Vimarsana News

After 10 years of federal oversight, why are Albuquerque police killing more people than ever?

In 2014, the U.S. Department of Justice ordered the Albuquerque Police Department to reduce its deadly use of force. Today, APD is in near-total compliance — but still killing at record levels.

States' troubling secrecy around opioid settlement cash - Vimarsana News

States' troubling secrecy around opioid settlement cash

Questions mount over states' use of drug settlement funds. Minnesota works to reduce stigma over fentanyl test strips. R&B legend Kem Owens talks about overcoming addiction and homelessness in new book. And more.

New Mexico cities look to divert police from 911 calls for mental health - Vimarsana News

New Mexico cities look to divert police from 911 calls for mental health

By Joshua Bowling and Vanessa G. Sánchez, Searchlight New Mexico It was just after 6:30 one evening last April when Las Cruces police officer Jared Cosper responded to a mental health call. The family of Amelia Baca, a 75-year-old grandmother with dementia, had called 911, saying she appeared to be off her medication and was […]

New Mexico is training civilians to answer mental health calls. Will it reduce tragedies? - Vimarsana News

New Mexico is training civilians to answer mental health calls. Will it reduce tragedies?

Despite the formation of various intervention programs, police continue to kill people in the throes of mental health episodes

New Mexico cities look to divert police from 911 calls for mental health - Vimarsana News

New Mexico cities look to divert police from 911 calls for mental health

Crisis intervention by civilians seen as way to protect the vulnerable from interactions with armed police