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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 2016

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De-escalation emphasized in Rio Rancho police talk

Lt Nick Oaken and Lt Andrew Rodriguez led a Rio Rancho library forum on constitutional policing and use of force. They stressed de escalation as a learned skill and outlined steps: assess risk verbal persuasion gather resources seek cover coordinate and slow momentum to defuse encounters.

Rio Rancho Nick Oaken University of New Mexico Oaken Andrew Rodriguez Loma Colorado AAPD Rodriguez U.S. Supreme Court Terry Ohio Tennessee Garner Graham Connor RRPD Department of Justice Onken

Police Arrest Log From Rio Rancho Area

Police records list arrests and citations with charges from March to April. Names, ages, addresses, and offenses include burglary fraud embezzlement battery domestic incidents speeding driving with license issues and underage alcohol sales. Compiled by Antonio Sanchez from Rio Rancho Police Department records.

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Rio Rancho remembers 9 11 memorial service

Hundreds gathered at Vista Verde Memorial Park to honor victims of the September 11 attacks and recognize law enforcement and emergency responders who died on duty. Speakers included Deputy Mayor Dawnn Robinson and Chief Gordon Eden. Wreaths were laid for local officers and firefighters.

Vista Verde Memorial Park Daniels Dawnn Robinson Albuquerque Gordon Eden Robinson Joseph Harris Robert Baron Sandoval County U.S. Forest Service Jemez Springs Gregg Benner Anthony Haase Rio Rancho Police Department John Kelly Daniel Webster Albuquerque Police Charles Banks CIA Lynnette Rodriguez

County seeks new volunteers for Sandoval health council

More than half of the 15 member Sandoval County Health Council will leave this year. The county invites volunteers to represent underrepresented communities and help identify gaps in health care across Sandoval County. Applications are due October 31 at sandovalcountynm.gov.lobo.com/healthcouncil-application.

Sandoval County Health Council Sidney Hill The Observer Hill Council Sandovalcountynm.gov Lobo

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