JURY CONVICTS 16-YEAR-OLD OF AGGRAVATED BATTERY (DEADLY WEAPON) & UNLAWFUL POSSESSION OF A HANDGUN BY A PERSON UNDER 19. BACKGROUND: April 27, 2024, the teen shot another teen multiple times in the back and once in the neck as the two fought over the victim's gun. The 16-year-old victim survived the shooting. The juvenile convicted of the crime was 15 at the time of the shooting. As a juvenile ... See MoreSee Less
4TH TEEN ARRESTED IN CONNECTION WITH DEATH OF ABQ BICYCLIST -- Today, Albuquerque Police have arrested a fourth teen in connection with the death of Scott Habermehl. Last year, Habermehl was riding his bicycle to work at Sandia National Labs when he was struck by a car. Investigators say the crime was recorded, then viewed on social media months after the murder. Police have now charged a 4th teen w... See MoreSee Less
MAN CHARGED WITH KIDNAPPING AND SEXUALLY ASSAULTING WOMEN -- DETAINED Josue Macias will remain in custody as his cases go through the judicial process. Investigators say in 2023, Macias offered a woman a ride in his vehicle, then sexually assaulted her. He is also charged with kidnapping and raping another woman last month. ... See MoreSee Less
TWO 16-YEAR-OLDS CHARGED WITH BRINGING A FIREARM TO ATRISCO HERITAGE HIGH SCHOOL — WILL BE RELEASED FROM CUSTODY AND PLACED IN A SUPERVISION PROGRAM. Today, a hearing officer ruled that teens are eligible to be released from a juvenile facility and placed in supervision programs at their homes. APS Police say last Thursday, a family member of one of the boys notified authorities that she thought t... See MoreSee Less
WORKING WITH THE COMMUNITY -- Our Victim Advocates had a great day showcasing the services we provide to the community at Metro Court Resource Day. Our staff had the opportunity to connect and collaborate with other agencies that are also dedicated to supporting the people of Bernalillo County. ... See MoreSee Less
TWO STUDENTS CHARGED WITH BRINGING A FIREARM TO ATRISCO HERITAGE HIGH SCHOOL - Today, police charged two students with bringing a firearm to Atrisco Heritage High School. APS Police say a family member notified authorities that she thought a 16-year-old had a firearm with him at school. Authorities searched the student and did not locate a firearm on him. After further investigation, the principal ... See MoreSee Less
13-YEAR-OLD CHARGED WITH BRINGING A LOADED FIREARM TO SCHOOL — WILL REMAIN IN CUSTODY. This afternoon, a hearing officer ruled that a 13-year-old middle school student will remain at a juvenile facility as his case goes through the judicial process. Tuesday, APS Police arrested the student for having a gun on the campus of Jimmy Carter Middle School. Police say staff found the weapon in the student... See MoreSee Less
JURY CONVICTS 16-YEAR-OLD OF AGGRAVATED BATTERY (DEADLY WEAPON) & UNLAWFUL POSSESSION OF A HANDGUN BY A PERSON UNDER 19.
BACKGROUND:
April 27, 2024, the teen shot another teen multiple times in the back and once in the neck as the two fought over the victim's gun. The 16-year-old victim survived the shooting.
The juvenile convicted of the crime was 15 at the time of the shooting.
As a juvenile ... See MoreSee Less
4TH TEEN ARRESTED IN CONNECTION WITH DEATH OF ABQ BICYCLIST --
Today, Albuquerque Police have arrested a fourth teen in connection with the death of Scott Habermehl. Last year, Habermehl was riding his bicycle to work at Sandia National Labs when he was struck by a car. Investigators say the crime was recorded, then viewed on social media months after the murder.
Police have now charged a 4th teen w ... See MoreSee Less
MAN CHARGED WITH KIDNAPPING AND SEXUALLY ASSAULTING WOMEN -- DETAINED
Josue Macias will remain in custody as his cases go through the judicial process.
Investigators say in 2023, Macias offered a woman a ride in his vehicle, then sexually assaulted her.
He is also charged with kidnapping and raping another woman last month. ... See MoreSee Less
TWO 16-YEAR-OLDS CHARGED WITH BRINGING A FIREARM TO ATRISCO HERITAGE HIGH SCHOOL — WILL BE RELEASED FROM CUSTODY AND PLACED IN A SUPERVISION PROGRAM.
Today, a hearing officer ruled that teens are eligible to be released from a juvenile facility and placed in supervision programs at their homes.
APS Police say last Thursday, a family member of one of the boys notified authorities that she thought t ... See MoreSee Less
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WORKING WITH THE COMMUNITY --
Our Victim Advocates had a great day showcasing the services we provide to the community at Metro Court Resource Day. Our staff had the opportunity to connect and collaborate with other agencies that are also dedicated to supporting the people of Bernalillo County. ... See MoreSee Less
TWO STUDENTS CHARGED WITH BRINGING A FIREARM TO ATRISCO HERITAGE HIGH SCHOOL -
Today, police charged two students with bringing a firearm to Atrisco Heritage High School.
APS Police say a family member notified authorities that she thought a 16-year-old had a firearm with him at school. Authorities searched the student and did not locate a firearm on him.
After further investigation, the principal ... See MoreSee Less
13-YEAR-OLD CHARGED WITH BRINGING A LOADED FIREARM TO SCHOOL — WILL REMAIN IN CUSTODY.
This afternoon, a hearing officer ruled that a 13-year-old middle school student will remain at a juvenile facility as his case goes through the judicial process.
Tuesday, APS Police arrested the student for having a gun on the campus of Jimmy Carter Middle School. Police say staff found the weapon in the student ... See MoreSee Less