New Mexico Supreme Court limits police complaint secrecy
The court in June 20 order overruled a prior denial of public access to formal citizen complaints against police officers, aligning with a Court of Appeals ruling. The decision clarifies that complaints arising from an employee’s role as a public servant are not private, even as internal investigation results remain non-public. The ruling is seen as a victory for government transparency.
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New Mexico Supreme Court
New Mexico Department of Public Safety
New Mexico Court of Appeals
Sarah Welsh
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New Mexico Foundation For Open Government
Welsh
Court of Appeals
Crime and welfare calls span several days on local streets
A column of incidents from June 29 to July 3 2011 lists welfare checks larceny burglary harassment assault shots fired attempted suicide and other disturbances across Ranchitos Paseo del Pueblo Sur Norte Cervantes Camino de Colores and surrounding roads with multiple calls about threats fights break ins and suspicious activity involving various residents and bystanders.
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Ranchitos Road
Paseo del Pueblo Sur
Otono Road
Kit Carson Road
Spruce Lane
Weimer Road
Cervantes Street
Simpson Street
Cervantes Road
Paseo del Pueblo Norte
Placitas
Caller
Miscellaneous
Dolan Street
Camino DE Colores -Caller
Dona Ana
Civic Plaza
Camino DE LA Serna
Centinel Bank Hosts Brainstorm Session To Aid Taos Schools
Centinel Bank will host a July 13 conference at its main branch to discuss ways the Taos business community can support local schools. CEO Rebeca Romero Rainey aims to brainstorm concrete actions and report back after the meeting to principals and Superintendent Rod Weston.
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Centinel Bank
Taos
Paseo del Pueblo Sur
Rainey
Rod Weston
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