USA Damon Martinez was the featured speaker at the Jan. 12, 2016 monthly meeting of the Community Policing Council (CPC) for APD’s Northeast Area Command. Under the City’s court approved settlement agreement and as part of APD’s reform efforts, APD has established CPCs for each of its six Area Commands to facilitate regular communication and cooperation between APD and community leaders at the local level. CPCs must include representation from a cross-section of community members and APD officers including representatives of social service providers and diverse communities; leaders in faith, business and academic communities; and youth. In addition to providing an update on the implementation of reforms at APD, USA Martinez discussed the USAO’s HOPE and “worst of worst” initiatives and provided a general overview of New Mexico’s national security concerns to approximately 70 attendees. EAUSA Elizabeth Martinez and Media/Outreach Assistant Alyssa Ferda joined the USA for this event.
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Albuquerque Police Department Community Engagement
January 12, 2016
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February 23, 2017
Aja Nicole Brooks, the statewide Pro Bono Coordinator for New Mexico Legal Aid’s Volunteer Attorney Program, was the special guest at the USAO’s Black History Month SEPM Event. Ms. Brooks discussed “Diversity in the Legal Profession: The State of our State.” The event was coordinated by AUSA Shammara Henderson, who serves as the Special Emphasis Program Manager (SEPM) for Black Affairs Program in the USAO’s ABQ office, and Legal Assistant Jessica Masoner.
Updated January 19, 2021
April 6, 2017
Victim Witness Advocate and Law Enforcement Coordinator Specialist Skrepcinski attended the New Mexico Attorney General’s Human Trafficking Task Force meeting on April 6th, 2017. The task force focuses on working with law enforcement to help trafficking victims with resources and not arrest victims/sex workers.
Updated January 20, 2021
April 27, 2017
On April 27 th , 2017 the U.S. Attorney’s Office was honored to host the Thirteenth Annual U.S. Attorney’s Law Enforcement Award Ceremony in the Albuquerque City Council chambers. This annual event is held to recognize the law enforcement officers and citizens who made outstanding contributions to public safety in the District of New Mexico in 2016, in connection with investigation and prosecution of various cases. Over 150 honorees were celebrated, and a special tribute to Former U.S. Attorney...
Updated January 19, 2021
June 20, 2016
Session two of the 2016 Camp Triumph Summer Youth Prevention Program took place at Isleta Pueblo on June 20-23, 2016. Camp Triumph is a youth drug, gang and gun violence prevention effort that began 20 years ago and is operated as part of the U.S. Attorney’s Office’s Project Safe Neighborhoods program in Bernalillo County which has an urban Indian focus. This year’s Camp Triumph program was coordinated by Law Enforcement Coordinator Denise Gutierrez. Smart on Crime Assistant U.S. Attorney...
Updated January 19, 2021
Updated January 19, 2021