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Two kids (7 y.o. and 9 y.o.) here in #Bernalillo County were armed with a #handgun and presented the Police (Deputies) with an almost impossible situation. Fortunately it had a happy ending. #ABQ #BernalilloCounty #BernCo #Albuquerque #GunViolence #children #juveniles #Sheriff

https://old.reddit.com/r/PublicFreakout/comments/1kjnb8t/new_mexico_police_use_nonlethal_force_to_disarm/?ref=share&ref_source=link

https://www.kob.com/new-mexico/video-bcso-safely-disarms-young-children-with-gun/

Two kids (7 y.o. and 9 y.o.) here in #Bernalillo County were armed with a #handgun and presented the Police (Deputies) with an almost impossible situation. Fortunately it had a happy ending. #ABQ #BernalilloCounty #BernCo #Albuquerque #GunViolence #children #juveniles #Sheriff

https://old.reddit.com/r/PublicFreakout/comments/1kjnb8t/new_mexico_police_use_nonlethal_force_to_disarm/?ref=share&ref_source=link

https://www.kob.com/new-mexico/video-bcso-safely-disarms-young-children-with-gun/

Two kids (7 y.o. and 9 y.o.) here in #Bernalillo County were armed with a #handgun and presented the Police (Deputies) with an almost impossible situation. Fortunately it had a happy ending. #ABQ #BernalilloCounty #BernCo #Albuquerque #GunViolence #children #juveniles #Sheriff

https://old.reddit.com/r/PublicFreakout/comments/1kjnb8t/new_mexico_police_use_nonlethal_force_to_disarm/?ref=share&ref_source=link

https://www.kob.com/new-mexico/video-bcso-safely-disarms-young-children-with-gun/

Two kids (7 y.o. and 9 y.o.) here in #Bernalillo County were armed with a #handgun and presented the Police (Deputies) with an almost impossible situation. Fortunately it had a happy ending. #ABQ #BernalilloCounty #BernCo #Albuquerque #GunViolence #children #juveniles #Sheriff

https://old.reddit.com/r/PublicFreakout/comments/1kjnb8t/new_mexico_police_use_nonlethal_force_to_disarm/?ref=share&ref_source=link

https://www.kob.com/new-mexico/video-bcso-safely-disarms-young-children-with-gun/

Haha. #BernalilloCounty #Sheriff and #KRQE gives #Albuquerque #Police a couple of epic burns...

https://www.krqe.com/news/crime/officials-provide-update-on-operation-route-66/

While #APD is getting ready to bring the #NationalGuard to Central, the Bernalillo County #DistrictAttorney and sheriff have already spent two months cracking down in the same area under a special operation. The district attorney says their operation has already led to around 400 #arrests.

Sheriff John Allen says that so far, they have no plans to use the guard’s help in their current #Operation #Route66. “We’re going to stay on our lane. I mean, could it happen? Maybe. The national guard, they’re in a PSA role. I didn’t request a national guard, so not to be rude, I don’t need them. I mean, that’s something the Albuquerque Police Department asked for. We’re going to continue the mission and everything that we’ve been doing as the Bernalillo County Sheriff’s Office, and we’ll continue doing so,” said Allen.

Haha. #BernalilloCounty #Sheriff and #KRQE gives #Albuquerque #Police a couple of epic burns...

https://www.krqe.com/news/crime/officials-provide-update-on-operation-route-66/

While #APD is getting ready to bring the #NationalGuard to Central, the Bernalillo County #DistrictAttorney and sheriff have already spent two months cracking down in the same area under a special operation. The district attorney says their operation has already led to around 400 #arrests.

Sheriff John Allen says that so far, they have no plans to use the guard’s help in their current #Operation #Route66. “We’re going to stay on our lane. I mean, could it happen? Maybe. The national guard, they’re in a PSA role. I didn’t request a national guard, so not to be rude, I don’t need them. I mean, that’s something the Albuquerque Police Department asked for. We’re going to continue the mission and everything that we’ve been doing as the Bernalillo County Sheriff’s Office, and we’ll continue doing so,” said Allen.

Haha. #BernalilloCounty #Sheriff and #KRQE gives #Albuquerque #Police a couple of epic burns...

https://www.krqe.com/news/crime/officials-provide-update-on-operation-route-66/

While #APD is getting ready to bring the #NationalGuard to Central, the Bernalillo County #DistrictAttorney and sheriff have already spent two months cracking down in the same area under a special operation. The district attorney says their operation has already led to around 400 #arrests.

Sheriff John Allen says that so far, they have no plans to use the guard’s help in their current #Operation #Route66. “We’re going to stay on our lane. I mean, could it happen? Maybe. The national guard, they’re in a PSA role. I didn’t request a national guard, so not to be rude, I don’t need them. I mean, that’s something the Albuquerque Police Department asked for. We’re going to continue the mission and everything that we’ve been doing as the Bernalillo County Sheriff’s Office, and we’ll continue doing so,” said Allen.

Haha. #BernalilloCounty #Sheriff and #KRQE gives #Albuquerque #Police a couple of epic burns...

https://www.krqe.com/news/crime/officials-provide-update-on-operation-route-66/

While #APD is getting ready to bring the #NationalGuard to Central, the Bernalillo County #DistrictAttorney and sheriff have already spent two months cracking down in the same area under a special operation. The district attorney says their operation has already led to around 400 #arrests.

Sheriff John Allen says that so far, they have no plans to use the guard’s help in their current #Operation #Route66. “We’re going to stay on our lane. I mean, could it happen? Maybe. The national guard, they’re in a PSA role. I didn’t request a national guard, so not to be rude, I don’t need them. I mean, that’s something the Albuquerque Police Department asked for. We’re going to continue the mission and everything that we’ve been doing as the Bernalillo County Sheriff’s Office, and we’ll continue doing so,” said Allen.

#bernco #internationaldistrict #albuquerque #district3

#bernco #internationaldistrict #albuquerque #district3

#bernco #internationaldistrict #albuquerque #district3

My Email to my County Commissioner about public restrooms for the unhoused that I sent recently (I originally addressed this to my old Commissioner and not the new/ current one.):

Mr. [Baca],

I'm a recent transplant to ABQ and live in [District 2]. I am curious if the County has any plans to install public restrooms and/ or port-a-potties near where the unhoused frequently congregate.

I was prompted to write you about that this evening because of an incident I witnessed yesterday. I was on Central near Atrisco and witnessed an unhoused person defecating against a building.

When you take into account the fact that literally every... single... business... has a sign that either says "No Public Restrooms" or "Restrooms Are For Customers Only" then it truly has to make someone wonder where does a society expect its unhoused to relieve themselves?

Certainly having the unhoused urinate and defecate in public spaces is not only unsanitary, but with no water to wash their hands this leads to an unhygienic situation as well. Not to mention the waste brings with it a slew of pathogens that could be exposed to the public.

At the very least I think the County should be providing port-a-potties maybe as part of the County's solid waste removal services.

Thank you for your time.

Regards,

My Email to my County Commissioner about public restrooms for the unhoused that I sent recently (I originally addressed this to my old Commissioner and not the new/ current one.):

Mr. [Baca],

I'm a recent transplant to ABQ and live in [District 2]. I am curious if the County has any plans to install public restrooms and/ or port-a-potties near where the unhoused frequently congregate.

I was prompted to write you about that this evening because of an incident I witnessed yesterday. I was on Central near Atrisco and witnessed an unhoused person defecating against a building.

When you take into account the fact that literally every... single... business... has a sign that either says "No Public Restrooms" or "Restrooms Are For Customers Only" then it truly has to make someone wonder where does a society expect its unhoused to relieve themselves?

Certainly having the unhoused urinate and defecate in public spaces is not only unsanitary, but with no water to wash their hands this leads to an unhygienic situation as well. Not to mention the waste brings with it a slew of pathogens that could be exposed to the public.

At the very least I think the County should be providing port-a-potties maybe as part of the County's solid waste removal services.

Thank you for your time.

Regards,

My Email to my County Commissioner about public restrooms for the unhoused that I sent recently (I originally addressed this to my old Commissioner and not the new/ current one.):

Mr. [Baca],

I'm a recent transplant to ABQ and live in [District 2]. I am curious if the County has any plans to install public restrooms and/ or port-a-potties near where the unhoused frequently congregate.

I was prompted to write you about that this evening because of an incident I witnessed yesterday. I was on Central near Atrisco and witnessed an unhoused person defecating against a building.

When you take into account the fact that literally every... single... business... has a sign that either says "No Public Restrooms" or "Restrooms Are For Customers Only" then it truly has to make someone wonder where does a society expect its unhoused to relieve themselves?

Certainly having the unhoused urinate and defecate in public spaces is not only unsanitary, but with no water to wash their hands this leads to an unhygienic situation as well. Not to mention the waste brings with it a slew of pathogens that could be exposed to the public.

At the very least I think the County should be providing port-a-potties maybe as part of the County's solid waste removal services.

Thank you for your time.

Regards,

My Email to my County Commissioner about public restrooms for the unhoused that I sent recently (I originally addressed this to my old Commissioner and not the new/ current one.):

Mr. [Baca],

I'm a recent transplant to ABQ and live in [District 2]. I am curious if the County has any plans to install public restrooms and/ or port-a-potties near where the unhoused frequently congregate.

I was prompted to write you about that this evening because of an incident I witnessed yesterday. I was on Central near Atrisco and witnessed an unhoused person defecating against a building.

When you take into account the fact that literally every... single... business... has a sign that either says "No Public Restrooms" or "Restrooms Are For Customers Only" then it truly has to make someone wonder where does a society expect its unhoused to relieve themselves?

Certainly having the unhoused urinate and defecate in public spaces is not only unsanitary, but with no water to wash their hands this leads to an unhygienic situation as well. Not to mention the waste brings with it a slew of pathogens that could be exposed to the public.

At the very least I think the County should be providing port-a-potties maybe as part of the County's solid waste removal services.

Thank you for your time.

Regards,