What's even more crazy is that we see a lot of stuff next to homeless camps. I deliver all throughout Albuquerque. And some of the stuff I see that homeless people have is shocking. I saw two brand new E-bikes just sitting there next to some tents off of commercial st and the freeway. But this sort of high priced items are everywhere in the homeless community. I've seen bad ass grills and stoves. Even some of those tents are in the hundreds of dollars.. I mean come on.. it's a community of drug consumption and thieves.. and yet, people still go off of their emotions and give money to these people. Be real people, do some thinking 🤔
Yeah, I seen homeless with expensive merch that I can't afford. I saw one drunk guy randomly attacking passerbys, across the street from the Frontier. When he got tired, he sat down to take a break. Then some "do gooder" handed the jerk money. Sad.
@@wesclark3728 ya, people don't stop to think what they might be contributing to. I know they may look sad, but that's just their tactic on how to play on emotions. "Anything helps, God bless" is the usual. I've seen people hand out 20 dollar bills. Maybe they think "God" will bless them. I don't know... But ya, you're right. I can't even afford some of this stuff either 😆 psssh, wish I had a badsss $700 grill
THIS IS EXACTLY WHAT HAPPENED TO ME AT MY HOME! Everytime I called police they found no one even tho they were hiding in my attic and or garage. Cops thought I was crazy due to one who FROM DAY ONE DIDNT BELIEVE ME AND WOULDNT LOOK AT MY PICTURES, MY EVIDENCE. SO THE CREEPS CONTINUED TIL they ran me out of my house and began removing i-beams and whatever else they wanted. My husband had passed shortly b4 this began and I lived alone. The perfect target. And since they were hiding or close by , they heard all conversations , so they knew they were Scott free. I finally found out it was my so-called friend of 37 years and his band of junkies. They had even stolen my monitor to my camera...
I've noticed many friends who want to stay in the region have decided to leave the City of Albuquerque and move to Rio Rancho and the East mountains. Since APD and the City are not solving any of these problems you will see more people leave. Sooner or later there won't be a surplus in the budget to fall back on and it will be even harder to fix these problems when the right leadership finally emerges. If they aren't fixed the City will be a hallowed shell of itself like Detroit in the future.
Thank you for your good service to our community rule number one you should make a deposit every night so you have no cash in the building when you know people are the way they are these days and they don't give a flying flower about nothing rule number one always take your cash out of your establishment when you close out any drawer or store
If the offender is gone and no one's life is immediately being threatened then they are not showing up. That's pretty much how APD prioritizes it's calls. Just fill out a police report and contact your insurance company.
The restaurant I work at on Montgomery was broken into a couple weeks ago. They are getting very bold for sure. Because the guy that broke in, left his car and came back the same day to pick it up. APD came and arrested him but 45 minutes later APD let him go.
This is what Albuquerque wanted, they voted mayor Keller in again, despite crime on the rise. Keep voting Democrat, and wondering why this is happening.
I recall at one of the State of the City addresses Kelly was talking about how ABQ is a 'gritty' city. Basically saying he doesn't have to do anything about the problems here because it's always been that way. Total failure of leadership!
We are living in some ruthless and lawless times. What’s going to end up happening is people are going to be forced to take the law into their own hands.
@@bs9078 The previous administrations in NM and Albuquerque were Republican, yeah? Crime was out of control then too, yeah? APD sucked great big donkey dicks back then too, yeah? Get real dude. You've got really shitty cops, period.
Exactly my thoughts, if he voted for the party who rewards being a non-contributor and supports anti-police rhetoric than why should we feel sorry for them when this happens?
Keep going forward. The scripture.( Though I walk through the shadow of Death. I will fear no evil.) This scripture says to keep faith in God through the trials. Through Jesus the righteous will overcome the enemies of this world. Push for better law enforcement and that criminals will serve time for their crimes. My son had his vehicle vandalized at his apartment complex he just moved into. The cameras in the complex do not work. Now he has a 1000 dollar deductible and an increase on his insurance due to this. Pretty much he is robbed at both ends. Why does insurance have to go up. When the situation is not your fault.
Why don’t Albuquerque police have a surveillance program where business owners can have the police tap in there cameras. Las Vegas NV z metro police have this kind of program
Fun Fact: Las Vegas was the originator of the CASA program, where the DOJ comes in to oversee and help reform a police department. They voluntarily requested it. They asked the DOJ to come in. The entire department supported the effort. Today, Las Vegas is a model in how to do policing right. APD, in contrast, lived in denial for years, fought the reforms with every fiber in their bodies and nearly ten years later, are STILL trying to learn how to do policing right. To this day, there are idiots in APD and outside of APD who will make excuses for the failure. The difference in the two cultures is night and day.
@@bradhuff256 yes your are correct but the crime in Albuqerque is horrendous. So much law enforcement in ABQ that’s where witnesses protection program was originated in Albuquerque
@@anthonyrose6686 Crime rates between the two cities are actually fairly similar. But you'd never know it. The difference is the quality of law enforcement.
@@anthonyrose6686 I believe you are referring to crime stoppers. Witness Protection is a federal program. Both were created in the 1970's NM law enforcement isn't really known for being on the bleeding edge today. What they are known for is all bad.
Attention business owner small and big now that you see these break-ins on the rise it is proper and it is right as a business owner to invest in more security bars on all windows and only one exit that customers use also self-locking doors with managers control woodwork awesome for these stupid thieves remember they are trying to make a quick Buck the more you spend to try and revert them the better chance you have of keeping your ass safe just some food for thought
Some law enforcement agencies ask residents and businesses to voluntarily provide information about the security cameras they have installed on their properties. This is usually called a camera registry, and it is often integrated into other software packages, such as Motorola Solutions’ CityProtect suite.
That will help best crime the cameras will go to the command center at the police department that will slow crime down all people have to do is register and give the police your username and password for your outside cameras & business cameras
Alarm not working, they knew where the safe was, had plenty of time, hmmmmmmmm.
Glad I'm not the only one curious.
What's even more crazy is that we see a lot of stuff next to homeless camps. I deliver all throughout Albuquerque. And some of the stuff I see that homeless people have is shocking. I saw two brand new E-bikes just sitting there next to some tents off of commercial st and the freeway. But this sort of high priced items are everywhere in the homeless community. I've seen bad ass grills and stoves. Even some of those tents are in the hundreds of dollars.. I mean come on.. it's a community of drug consumption and thieves.. and yet, people still go off of their emotions and give money to these people. Be real people, do some thinking 🤔
Yeah, I seen homeless with expensive merch that I can't afford. I saw one drunk guy randomly attacking passerbys, across the street from the Frontier. When he got tired, he sat down to take a break. Then some "do gooder" handed the jerk money. Sad.
@@wesclark3728 ya, people don't stop to think what they might be contributing to. I know they may look sad, but that's just their tactic on how to play on emotions. "Anything helps, God bless" is the usual. I've seen people hand out 20 dollar bills. Maybe they think "God" will bless them. I don't know... But ya, you're right. I can't even afford some of this stuff either 😆 psssh, wish I had a badsss $700 grill
Doesn't really seem like it's any of your concern what someone else might have, is it?
@@bradhuff256 Guess you totally missed the point dummy. Think outside of your tiny box once in awhile and stop reacting out of emotion.
I dont give money anymore. They use it for drugs and alcohol.
So sad to hear what's going on everyone try to stay safe
Crime with No Punishment !!🤔
THIS IS EXACTLY WHAT HAPPENED TO ME AT MY HOME! Everytime I called police they found no one even tho they were hiding in my attic and or garage. Cops thought I was crazy due to one who FROM DAY ONE DIDNT BELIEVE ME AND WOULDNT LOOK AT MY PICTURES, MY EVIDENCE. SO THE CREEPS CONTINUED TIL they ran me out of my house and began removing i-beams and whatever else they wanted. My husband had passed shortly b4 this began and I lived alone. The perfect target. And since they were hiding or close by , they heard all conversations , so they knew they were Scott free. I finally found out it was my so-called friend of 37 years and his band of junkies. They had even stolen my monitor to my camera...
we are turning into a mini LA.
Sounds like another inside job first tattoo shop and landlord didn't change locks to this guy saying they did it right in bright Day light smh
Everything about this screams insurance fraud.
This whole state is a money hungry state ✔️
I've noticed many friends who want to stay in the region have decided to leave the City of Albuquerque and move to Rio Rancho and the East mountains. Since APD and the City are not solving any of these problems you will see more people leave. Sooner or later there won't be a surplus in the budget to fall back on and it will be even harder to fix these problems when the right leadership finally emerges. If they aren't fixed the City will be a hallowed shell of itself like Detroit in the future.
Brah, APD has sucked for at least the past 3 decades. True story.
Thank you for your good service to our community rule number one you should make a deposit every night so you have no cash in the building when you know people are the way they are these days and they don't give a flying flower about nothing rule number one always take your cash out of your establishment when you close out any drawer or store
Glass door? Still sad. Need better security. A different way of life now
come on A.P.D.! Really? You can make a report on line? The criminal element are making Law enforcement look lazy! This is out of control!
If the offender is gone and no one's life is immediately being threatened then they are not showing up. That's pretty much how APD prioritizes it's calls. Just fill out a police report and contact your insurance company.
The restaurant I work at on Montgomery was broken into a couple weeks ago. They are getting very bold for sure. Because the guy that broke in, left his car and came back the same day to pick it up. APD came and arrested him but 45 minutes later APD let him go.
Biden’s American. Keller’s Albuquerque.
Isn't there a video of prez brando telling people to blast two shells off their porch?
This is what Albuquerque wanted, they voted mayor Keller in again, despite crime on the rise.
Keep voting Democrat, and wondering why this is happening.
@NewmexicanMe
Crime enabler. Own your shame if you vote democrat.
I recall at one of the State of the City addresses Kelly was talking about how ABQ is a 'gritty' city. Basically saying he doesn't have to do anything about the problems here because it's always been that way. Total failure of leadership!
Crime doesnt care about what party is in office you dolt
Welcome to abq. Notice you see alot of security guards. Alot of fences. Alot of cameras in stores. Abq is just a lawless dangerous place.
Having the worst cops in the country will do that to a city.
We are living in some ruthless and lawless times. What’s going to end up happening is people are going to be forced to take the law into their own hands.
That's new mexico for ya.
Keep electing democrats people! Smh….
I didn't know that you had said that cuz you can see what I wrote they keep electing Democrats guess what's going to happen!!!
@@bs9078 yep, democrats are the most dangerous thing our country faces today!
@@bs9078 The previous administrations in NM and Albuquerque were Republican, yeah? Crime was out of control then too, yeah? APD sucked great big donkey dicks back then too, yeah? Get real dude. You've got really shitty cops, period.
Lol that what happens when you put people who into office who are weak lol you can thank mayor Keller
I don’t blame him it’s ridiculous you can not get ahead by this happening
Brave or stupid
Theres NO RECOURSE for these creeps!!
Just another day in the ghetto.
I'm going to need to see the owners voter registration card party affiliation before I care about what happened to his Albuquerque business.
Exactly my thoughts, if he voted for the party who rewards being a non-contributor and supports anti-police rhetoric than why should we feel sorry for them when this happens?
Keep going forward. The scripture.( Though I walk through the shadow of Death. I will fear no evil.) This scripture says to keep faith in God through the trials. Through Jesus the righteous will overcome the enemies of this world. Push for better law enforcement and that criminals will serve time for their crimes. My son had his vehicle vandalized at his apartment complex he just moved into. The cameras in the complex do not work. Now he has a 1000 dollar deductible and an increase on his insurance due to this. Pretty much he is robbed at both ends. Why does insurance have to go up. When the situation is not your fault.
Thieves beware
Why don’t Albuquerque police have a surveillance program where business owners can have the police tap in there cameras. Las Vegas NV z metro police have this kind of program
Fun Fact: Las Vegas was the originator of the CASA program, where the DOJ comes in to oversee and help reform a police department. They voluntarily requested it. They asked the DOJ to come in. The entire department supported the effort. Today, Las Vegas is a model in how to do policing right. APD, in contrast, lived in denial for years, fought the reforms with every fiber in their bodies and nearly ten years later, are STILL trying to learn how to do policing right. To this day, there are idiots in APD and outside of APD who will make excuses for the failure. The difference in the two cultures is night and day.
@@bradhuff256 yes your are correct but the crime in Albuqerque is horrendous. So much law enforcement in ABQ that’s where witnesses protection program was originated in Albuquerque
@@anthonyrose6686 Crime rates between the two cities are actually fairly similar. But you'd never know it. The difference is the quality of law enforcement.
@@anthonyrose6686 I believe you are referring to crime stoppers. Witness Protection is a federal program. Both were created in the 1970's NM law enforcement isn't really known for being on the bleeding edge today. What they are known for is all bad.
@@bradhuff256 yeah excellent point
Attention business owner small and big now that you see these break-ins on the rise it is proper and it is right as a business owner to invest in more security bars on all windows and only one exit that customers use also self-locking doors with managers control woodwork awesome for these stupid thieves remember they are trying to make a quick Buck the more you spend to try and revert them the better chance you have of keeping your ass safe just some food for thought
@@ronaldrenegade8519 Nah, in the rest of the world, they don't suffer through the sorriest police department in the country.
reupload to clear the comments? lol, ABQ city motto "F Yo' Problems"
That will help a lot having ABQ police monitoring businesses cameras
Some law enforcement agencies ask residents and businesses to voluntarily provide information about the security cameras they have installed on their properties. This is usually called a camera registry, and it is often integrated into other software packages, such as Motorola Solutions’ CityProtect suite.
Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department: Camera Registry
That will help best crime the cameras will go to the command center at the police department that will slow crime down all people have to do is register and give the police your username and password for your outside cameras & business cameras
The police department needs to be sued. Failure.
Fun Fact: APD had the highest payout rate per cop for misconduct settlements in the country not too long ago.