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11. ABQJOURNAL NEWS/METRO: Not Driving Leads to DWI

... . So he got in the truck, put his keys in the center console, reclined the driver's seat and went to sleep.     A few hours later, he was awakened by Albuquerque Police officer Mark Aragon, who was knocking on the window of the truck. Aragon was in the middle of a crash investigation.     Sometime after ...
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12. ABQJOURNAL BIZ: Hole Lot of Love

... 's supply of free doughnuts, according to a news release announcing the opening.        The West Side location also is the site of an infamous Albuquerque Police Department helicopter landing in 2001 so an officer could run in and buy a box.        As many as 10 more stores could be coming in the ...
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13. ABQJOURNAL NEWS/METRO: 9th, 10th Victims Identified; Both Disappeared in 2004

... methods during the past 9 1/2 months.     "These identifications provide more important clues and move us another step closer to solving this case," Albuquerque Police spokeswoman Nadine Hamby said Tuesday.     Robert Cloven, Virginia's father, said he hopes that nearly completing the victims portion ...
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14. ABQJOURNAL NEWS/METRO: Berry Keeping Schultz, Hiring Reporters

Wednesday, November 18, 2009 Berry Keeping Schultz, Hiring Reporters By Dan McKay Journal Staff Writer        Mayor-elect Richard Berry's administration will employ some familiar faces.     He announced plans late Tuesday to keep Ray Schultz on the job as Albuquerque's police chief, and he has tapped ...
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15. ABQJOURNAL OPINION/LETTERS: Talk of the Town

... rate of pay into the contract and compensate him accordingly for all of his hard work and dedication to their union.        JOEY SIGALA President, Albuquerque Police Officers' Association Not Up to Public To Pay Union Chief IT IS BEYOND outrageous. No public tax monies should ever be used to support ...
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