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Inexplicable lax handling of students with guns in New Mexico
A 14-year-old boy at Volcano Vista High and a 14-year-old at Cleveland High in Rio Rancho faced police actions described as low risk and released to guardians after brief detentions. APD reports show enhanced details at Volcano Vista with a ghost gun, 25‑round magazine, and 20 hollow point bullets. Authorities note CYFD risk assessments influence arrests, sparking debate on school gun safety and youth accountability.
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Uvalde
Texas
Cleveland High School
Rio Rancho
Bernalillo County
Volcano Vista High School
Albuquerque
Cleveland High
Volcano Vista High
Albuquerque Police Department
APD
Juvenile Probation Parole Office
N.M. Children, Youth and Families Department
JPPD
CYFD
New Mexico