New Mexico

"We are committed to reform and we have shown we can self-monitor," APD Chief Harold Medina said

Robert Benjamin Nelson, 31, shot at Sgt. Sharron Duran three times when she pulled him over in 2020

The lawsuit alleged that carrying guns for self-defense was still necessary in these areas and that restrictions should only apply to areas with special government functions

Patrolman James M. Sides is survived by his wife and two children

Judge Urias said he agreed with plaintiffs who accused the governor of impeding on constitutional rights

Sheriff John Allen, along with other lawmakers and citizen groups, decried the temporary public health order as an infringement on civil liberties

During each robbery, the man handed notes to tellers claiming he was a vigilante helping law enforcement and asking that they “please” place bills in an envelope

Chief Harold Medina said if he had one word to describe the scene, it would be "chaos," and that you could tell the incident "escalated extremely quickly"

Officer Anthony Ferguson had been with the Alamogordo Police Department for 11 years

"When it says narrowly missing him, we’re talking inches from the sergeant's head," Las Cruces' interim police chief said

Tony Peralta told police he decided to come forward because “his heart hurts” and that he thought about it every day

Audio from the shooting indicated the large scale of the police response; some off-duty officers were called in, others rushed to the scene from across town

The suspect ran and took off in the deputy’s patrol vehicle, which was left unlocked; the deputy and the trooper began firing shots at the stolen vehicle

Sgt. Rachel Discenza's BWC showed her pointing her handgun toward where the suspect was standing. Amid an exchange of gunfire, she falls and says: “I’m shot"

The police chief said he was “unbelievably proud” of officers’ response given the threat of the suspect, who was moving around, and the chaotic scene