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What events are happening in New Mexico and Albuquerque? - Vimarsana News

What events are happening in New Mexico and Albuquerque?

Check out local events around New Mexico and Albuquerque the week of April 7 - April 13.

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The Gallery ABQ presents its April salon show "Perspectives" with Nancy Schrock, Amelia Myer and Linda Weiss - Vimarsana News

The Gallery ABQ presents its April salon show "Perspectives" with Nancy Schrock, Amelia Myer and Linda Weiss

Meyer Gallery, 225 Canyon Road, Santa Fe, is showing "Ken Daggett: Evolutions of the Day" from May 12-25.

Think Twice Before Calling the Cops: The Deadly Cost of Police Welfare Checks - Vimarsana News

Think Twice Before Calling the Cops: The Deadly Cost of Police Welfare Checks

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Think Twice Before Calling the Cops: The Deadly Cost of Police Welfare Checks - Vimarsana News

Think Twice Before Calling the Cops: The Deadly Cost of Police Welfare Checks

"The U.S. Supreme Court, as might be expected, has thus far continued to immunize police against charges of wrongdoing when it comes to use of force against those with a mental illness."

The Gilmer Mirror - Don t Call the Cops Especially if Your Loved Ones Are Old Disabled or Have Special Needs - Vimarsana News

The Gilmer Mirror - Don t Call the Cops Especially if Your Loved Ones Are Old Disabled or Have Special Needs

John Whitehead's Commentary Don’t Call the Cops. Especially if Your Loved Ones Are Old, Disabled or Have Special Needs   “Anyone who cares for someone with a developmental disability, as well as for disabled people themselves [lives] every day in fear that their behavior will be misconstrued as suspicious, intoxicated or hostile by law enforcement.”—Steve Silberman,  The New York Times They shot at him fourteen times. Walter Wallace Jr.—a troubled 27-year-old black man with a criminal history and mental health issues—was no saint. Still, he didn’t deserve to die in a hail o...