NAMES   A1     A2     B1      B2     C1     C2      D      E      F      G     H     IJK     L     M1     M2     O     P     QR     S     T     UW     XYZ Quick Table  of New Mexico Police Names:  https://policefactor.com/NMPolNames.html 1 See also  Victim Incidents/Cases     Police - Blue Lives Matter     Locations by City and Names A to Z Indexes LIST G: Click on names below for summaries below this list Gallagher, Patrick     Las Cruces, Santa Fe, NYPD.  Las Cruces PD; Santa Fe PD.  2017-hired as Las Cruces PD Police Chief (was previously the Santa Fe PD-Police Chief). Gallagher, Ray     Albuquerque    Gallant, Eric     Espanola ,Investigations into Misconduct Gallegos, Gilbert     Albuquerque., Police Chief Gallegos, Jason     Espanola, officer on patrol demoted from sergeant after rehire, misconduct issues, fellow officer complaints   Gallegos John B.     Albuquerque, Lieutenant    Gallegos, Toby     Albuquerque    Galvin, Jerry     Albuquerque          Garcia, Esther  Garcia, Holly     Albuquerque     Garcia, Jennifer     Albuquerque.  APD. Garcia Michael     Las Cruces, detective, Las Cruces PD, Sex Minors, History, Shit, Settle, Prison, Victim Guererro    Garcia Mike     Albuquerque, Sergeant, APD Garcia, Richard     Las Cruces, Officer, Las Cruces PD, Force/Lying/Video    Garduno Tom     Albuquerque, sergeant     Garrison, Larry     Portales, Officer, Portales PD, Multiple Issues/history of fraud, force, bullying, being fired      Geier, Mike     Albuquerque, chief, APD, Ex-Chief in Rio Rancho  Gigante, Brandon     Deming, Chief, Probe, Victim Eckert     Gloria, Stan Albuquerque, detective, multiple issues   Goff, Jim Albuquerque, Sheriff Deputy, BCSO, Inappropriate/lewd behavior  Goke, Marvin Albuquerque, Officer, NMSP  Golson, Lou   Albuquerque.  APD Gonzales, Christopher Santa Fe, Domestic Violence   Golson, Lou    Albuquerque.  APD.  Officer.  2015-was shot by traffic stopped suspect Christopher Cook.  Bernalillo Sheriff’s Office involved in apprehension of Cook, including Sgt. Aaron Williamson.  Grant, Jacob Albuquerque, Detective, Victim shot by Lt Greg Brachle, Suit/Settle/Brachle/Not Charged Graves, Ryan  Green, Patrick     Deming-Lordsburg, Deputy, Force, Probe, Victim Young, Eckert    Griego, Jason     Cuba INFO on Hawaii arrest  Griffin, Matt     Albuquerque  Grossetete, Moises     Albuquerque.   APD Grossetete, Victor     Albuquerque    Grover, Tom     Albuquerque, -Ex-Officer, APD, Information     Gutierrez,  Jose    Santa Fe, Force   Guzman, Daniel - see Guzman David  Guzman, David Albuquerque SUMMARIES G: BRIEF EXCERPTS/SOURCES NEW MEXICO POLICE Gallagher, Patrick (New)  Las Cruces, Santa Fe, NYPD.  Las Cruces PD; Santa Fe PD.  2017-hired as Las Cruces PD Police Chief (was previously the Santa Fe PD-Police Chief). Las Cruces Sun 2017/11/07 Santa Fe Police Chief Patrick Gallagher become Las Cruces Police Chief https://www.lcsun-news.com/story/news/local/2017/11/07/santa-fe-police-chief-patrick-gallagher-become-las-cruces-police- chief/842540001/ Gallagher, Ray     Albuquerque.  Sheriff.  Bernalillo County. Indicted on criminal charges of interfering in a sex abuse case involving Deputy Darryl Burt. Real Crimes From Real Crimes: “Sheriff Gallagher admitted to having destroyed evidence in the case against Deputy Burt” Real Crimes: http://www.realcrimes.com/Corruption_Overview.htm  Orlando Sentinel 1992/11/26.  Grand Jury Indicts Sheriff, recommends his ouster https://www.orlandosentinel.com/news/os-xpm-1992-11-26-9211261355-story.html Excerpt:  A grand jury has recommended a sheriff's removal because of alleged corruption and indicted him on criminal charges of interfering in a sex abuse case. The grand jury said an investigation of Bernalillo County Sheriff Ray Gallagher found evidence of gross incompetence and corruption. The grand jury also indicted Gallagher on two counts of tampering with evidence and three counts of bribing or threatening a witness. An investigation was initiated nine months ago, after former Deputy Darryl Burt was charged with sexually abusing a man during a traffic stop. The indictment says Gallagher tried to help Burt avoid arrest by destroying two pieces of evidence and by intimidating three potential witnesses. https://www.orlandosentinel.com/news/os-xpm-1992-11-26-9211261355-story.html AP News [also seen in Darryl Burt] 1992/11/26  Ex-Deputy Acquitted in Case Related to Sheriff Indictment https://www.apnews.com/c5fe136da495516d72047a104692cc13 Excerpt:  A former Bernalillo County sheriff’s deputy has been acquitted of sexually assaulting a male motorist in a case that led to this week’s indictment of the county sheriff. Darryl Burt was found innocent Wednesday of kidnap, criminal sexual penetration, criminal sexual contact and of assault with intent to commit a violent felony. On Tuesday, Burt’s former boss, Sheriff Ray Gallagher, was indicted on two counts of tampering with evidence in Burt’s case, three counts of bribing or threatening a witness and a single count of aiding a felon. Gallagher denied the allegations. It was Burt’s second trial; the first ended in a jury deadlock. Gallagher had invoked Fifth Amendment guarantees against self-incrimination and refused to testify in Burt’s retrial. However, his testimony from Burt’s first trial was read into the record. In that testimony, Gallagher admitted throwing away two potential pieces of evidence: a tissue reportedly wrapped around the alleged victim’s car keys and a letter that reportedly referred to a potential witness. The alleged victim, a Mexican national, also didn’t appear at the retrial. Assistant District Attorney Paul Spiers had said the man, who was in Mexico, was afraid, ″and he has been frustrated with the on-again, off-again nature of the trial.″ Prosecutors had contended that Burt pulled over the alleged victim on the pretext of a traffic stop, searched his car, walked him to the patrol car, fondled and performed a sex act on him, and then pulled a gun. Burt said he only searched the man, because he suspected the man was concealing drugs. https://www.apnews.com/c5fe136da495516d72047a104692cc13 AP News-1992/11/26 extracted from internet 2019/05/07 Gallant, Eric      Espanola.  Espanola PD.  Sergeant.  2018/03 two complaints lodged.  2018/05 city conducts investigation into Esparza and Gallant.  See also Greg Esparza Rio Grande Sun 2018/05/24   City keeps cop investigation secret. By Wheeler Cowperthwaite http://www.riograndesun.com/news/cops_courts/city-keeps-cop-investigations-secret/article_4a274b94-5eca-11e8- 8114-07550f66dad3.html City Manager Kelly Duran said, in a Monday telephone interview, that a “third-party agency” will conduct the investigations into the conduct of Greg Esparza and Eric Gallant 2018/03/29  Residents lodge complaints against police department. By Wheeler Cowperthwaite. http://www.riograndesun.com/news/cops_courts/residents-lodge-complaints-against-police- dept/article_73a09d2c-3382-11e8-b6cf-1bd24046c927.html Gallegos, Gilbert (Gil)     (07/11/2003) Albuquerque.  Police Chief. Appointed 2001 by Mayor Chavez, replacing a reformer, returning things to corruption. Messing with commission findings, letting guilty officers off. Excerpt from Real Crimes:  7/11/03 Albq. Journal: The Police Oversight Commission discovers that APD Chief Gil Gallegos overstepped his authority by arbitrarily reversing the commission’s findings in two police-shooting cases, exonerating the officers and classifying the shootings as justified.  Gallegos said in commission documents that the case files were his and he could change the findings at any time. http://www.realcrimes.com/Corruption_Overview.htm https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/the-watch/wp/2014/04/14/albuquerques-long-history-of-police-abuse- cover-up-and-scandal/?utm_term=.94b75e07579d 07/29/2013--https://www.abqjournal.com/227488/albuquerque-police-chief-leaves-with-mixed-legacy.html Gallegos, Jason     Espanola.  Officer on patrol upon rehire, demoted from Sergeant. Misconduct and complaints from fellow officers. Rio Grande Sun 2018/03/01  Officer Rehired Despite Colleagues’ Protestations, Letter. By Wheeler Cowperthwaite http://www.riograndesun.com/news/officer-rehired-despite-colleagues-protestations-letter/article_b897fc56- 1d7d-11e8-933c-e3a9fc1a38a6.html Excerpt:  Jason Gallegos is back at the Española Police Department, despite a thwarted internal affairs investigation and a memorandum sent by anonymous police officers outlining problems with his past and future employment…City Manager Mark Trujillo said he signed the hiring paperwork, following a directive from Mayor Alice Lucero.    Gallegos is one of the three officers implicated in a investigative report about officer misconduct authored by Det. Manuel Romero, Aug. 24, at the direction of Sgt. Eric Gallant, who was the interim police chief.    That report and the attached surveillance video were the center of a public records lawsuit filed by Albuquerque Attorney Thomas Grover http://www.riograndesun.com/news/officer-rehired-despite-colleagues-protestations-letter/article_b897fc56- 1d7d-11e8-933c-e3a9fc1a38a6.html Gallegos John B     Police Lt. (1995, etc.) Albuquerque. Supervisor APD Internal Affairs Unit.  Burglarizing. Excerpt from Real Crimes: “supervisor of the APD Internal Affairs Unit, was caught burglarizing a liquor store while on duty” from Real Crimes (06/2/1995): Albuquerque Journal: APD LT. FACES PROBE: Lt. John B. Gallegos, 14-yr veteran of APD and supervisor of Internal Affairs division, faced criminal investigation for burglarizing a liquor store in May, 1995.  He was on duty at the time of the burglary.  from Real Crimes  (09/20/1995:) APD Lt. John B. Gallegos, supervisor of APD Internal Affairs Division, was indicted on counts of commercial burglary, evidence tampering and larceny.  APD said Gallegos was no longer with the department but refused to say if he was fired or resigned”  Real Crimes: http://www.realcrimes.com/Corruption_Overview.htm  Gallegos, Toby     (1980s-1990s) Albuquerque. Officer.  Excessive force, tampering with evidence, larceny.  Overturned law case. Excerpt from Real Crimes: APD Officer 1993: Albuquerque Journal: APD Officer Toby Gallegos was fired by Police Chief Bob Stover for hitting a car-chase suspect in the back of the head with his nightstick. Gallegos said he didn’t remember doing that, and the firing was rescinded in favor of a 60-day suspension from Excerpt from Real Crimes 06/02/1995: 1995: APD Officer Toby Gallegos was fired by Chief Joseph Polisar, who labeled him a “brutal cop” for hitting a suspect several times with his large metal flashlight and kicking him in the groin.  A city hearing officer ruled the firing justified, but it was later overturned.  Gallegos returned to work and collected $35,627 back wages from his termination date to his reinstatement date.” Real Crimes: http://www.realcrimes.com/Corruption_Overview.htm  Galvin, Jerry      (1990s) Albuquerque. Police Chief. Reformer.  Mayor Chavez fired him, restoring “business as usual” in Alb. police corruption.  https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/the-watch/wp/2014/04/14/albuquerques-long-history-of-police-abuse- cover-up-and-scandal/?utm_term=.94b75e07579d Garcia, Esther     (2006) Albuquerque.  False Arrest.  Victim Renae Harbin.  $100,000 settlement.   Casemine excerpt: HARBIN V. CITY OF ALBUQUERQUE 12 Apr 2006  |  United States District Court, D. New Mexico.  Leagle excerpt: KENNEY v. CITY OF ALBUQUERQUE Case No. 15 CV 00414 JAP/WPL.United States District Court, D. New Mexico.January 20, 2016. https://www.abqjournal.com/news/metro/471444metro06-26-06.htm https://www.casemine.com/judgement/us/5914b556add7b04934772086 https://www.leagle.com/decision/infdco20160121a59 https://scholar.google.com/scholar_case?case=7042693760726801539&hl=en&as_sdt=6&as_vis=1&oi=scholarr Garcia, Holly     (2016) Albuquerque.  Detective.  Undercover detective in association with Lt. Greg Brachle and Jacob Grant shooting/injury case.  (Abq Free Press 01/13/2016) Garcia, Michael      Las Cruces. (Incident 2011, Reported 2013).  See NM Police Victims Names -  Diana Guerrero.  Excerpt from Photography is Not a Crime 03/2016: Now, the city of Las Cruces, N.M. has settled to pay $3 million to a woman who was sexually abused by a city police officer during the ride-along. The officer in question, Detective Michael Garcia has since plead guilty and was sentenced to nine years in prison. The settlement decision was made on Monday. http://photographyisnotacrime.com/2016/03/29/new-mexico-police-settle-3-million-lawsuit-hiv-positive-detective-rapes- woman-ride-along/   Garcia, Mike     Albuquerque. APD Sergeant.  Excerpt from Real Crimes: “…Supervisor of officers assigned to public schools, was indicted on sex charges involving a 12-yr-old girl who was staying the night with one of his daughters. (When he was tried in 2004, the jury was deadlocked, and the prosecutors did not seek a retrial.)” Real Crimes: http://www.realcrimes.com/Corruption_Overview.htm  Garcia, Richard     (03/2015) Las Cruces.  Officer. Extensive excessive force. Excerpt from Cop Block (03/09/2015):  Video Proves Las Cruces Cops Lied….the video clearly shows Las Cruces police officers – Danny Salcido and Richard Garcia – rushing into Flynn’s holding cell and attacking him. The Lahann Law Firm representing Flynn say that Salcido and Garcia beat their client so badly he sustained multiple injuries including a fractured skull, a brain hemorrhage, broken ribs and multiple contusions. Flynn’s attorneys filed a 12 million dollar lawsuit on Thursday (March 6th) against the city and several police officers involved. https://www.copblock.org/114550/video-las-cruces-nm-cops-lie-costly/ http://www.lcsun-news.com/story/news/local/courts/2016/06/27/ex-lcpd-officer-trial-alleged-cell- beating/86454838/ Another Deadlocked Jury/Mistrial in New Mexico: Garduno, Tom     Sergeant.  Albuquerque.  Referencing a then current incident involving  Moriah Smith and a repeatedly offending, victimizing use of a police dog Lehocky (see listing) stated his supervisor, Sgt. Tom Garduno, told him, "Good job. I'm glad nobody died." http://www.realcrimes.com/Corruption_Overview.htm Garrison, Larry     Portales, Officer, Portland PD,  Multiple, History of Issues/Force/FRAUD-FORCE-BULLY-FIRED  (2008, 2011, 2015, 2016) Portales.  Albuquerque Journal (2015/10/23) Letter Portales Officers Conduct displayed lack of integrity. By Brittney Cannon 2015/10/23--https://www.abqjournal.com/664518/letter-portales-officers-conduct-displayed-lack-of- integrity.html  Excerp: A Portales police officer’s conduct during an internal affairs investigation “displayed a complete lack of integrity and honesty.” That’s according to an Oct. 14 letter from Portales Police Chief Pat Gallegos to District Attorney Andrea Reeb. Reeb said Wednesday that Larry Garrison is no longer employed by Portales police following the investigation.   Excerpt from KRQE--2016/03/17: Some names assoc. with case in article:  Arturo Aranda (alleged victim); Eric Dixon (Portales attorney).  Excerpt from My High Plains-2016/03/15: According to previous reports, Garrison used to be a deputy in Curry County and was charged with assault and disorderly conduct back in 2008. And was named in a use of force lawsuit in 2011 as a member of the Portales Police Department 2015/10/23--https://www.abqjournal.com/664518/letter-portales-officers-conduct-displayed-lack-of- integrity.html 2015/11/10  Letters defend terminated Portales officer. By Brittney Cannon 2015/11/10--https://www.abqjournal.com/673348/letters-defend-terminated-portales-officer.html Excerpt:  Seventeen individuals who have worked with former Portales Police Officer Larry Garrison came to his defense last month before he was terminated from the Portales Police Department. Letters from the 17 were sent to Portales Police Chief Pat Gallegos, noting Garrison’s character and moral standards. 2015/11/10--https://www.abqjournal.com/673348/letters-defend-terminated-portales-officer.html 2016/03/17--http://krqe.com/portales-police-officer-fired-after-internal-investigation/ 2016/03/15--http://www.myhighplains.com/news/portales-officer-fired-after-internal-investigation/400353222 Geier, Mike     Albuquerque, formerly Rio Rancho.  Chf. APD. Excerpt KOB 12/05/2017: With an interim police chief and two deputy chief, the Albuquerque Police Department is now under new leadership.Their work to move the department forward will not be easy, but Police Chief Mike Geier said he feels like he's right where he's meant to be. It's not a job he said he'll take lightly considering the skyrocketing crime in the city. http://www.kob.com/albuquerque-news/albuquerque-police-department-apd-interim-chief-mike-geier/4694747/ Gigante, Brandon     Deming. (2013) (CHF) David Eckert Case. Excerpt from Huffinton 11/05/2013: Deming Police Chief Brandon Gigante argued that his officers “follow the law in every aspect.” Kennedy said that the officers’ warrant allowing them to search Eckert expired hours before his ordeal was over, and the warrant wasn’t even valid in the county where the procedures were performed. https://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/11/05/david-eckert-enema-colonoscopy-drugs-traffic-stop_n_4218320.html Gloria, Stan     (10/12/1990, etc.) Albuquerque. Detective, Sergeant, narcotics officer.  Numerous serious problems.  Excerpt From Real Crimes: “Armed with a warrant obtained thru false information”(10/05/1990): “APD Narcotics Det. Stan Gloria stated that he had knowledge of drug activity at a particular address….there was no way Gloria could have known about any criminal record” (04/23/1991:) APD Officers James Torres and Stan Gloria went into an apartment to sell 100 lbs. of marijuana for $60,000.  They were posing as drug dealers in order to take the money of real drug dealers.  Torres went into the apartment alone and the suspects pulled a gun on him and tied him up.  A suspect then pulled a gun on Gloria, who was waiting in the parking lot.  Nearby police were alerted and came to the rescue.   The suspects were tried and convicted.  In 1997, Torres and Gloria were awarded medals: 07/19/1995: Albuquerque Journal: APD INVESTIGATES SERGEANT’S ACTIONS - Internal Affairs investigated Sgt. Stan Gloria in connection with a drug situation.  Gloria, a former narcotics officer, was current supervisor of field services on the West Side.” Real Crimes: http://www.realcrimes.com/Corruption_Overview.htm  Goff, Jim     (2010) Albuquerque.  Sheriff Deputy  Made unprofessional commments to a group of Christians, showing bias, getting into an escalating controversy rather than maintaining objectivity and composure. Includes input-excerpt: M.G. Bralley, who is a retired Albuquerque police officer, New Mexico blogger and photographer emailed me the video with some comments of his own as well as a link to a law-enforcement article titled “controlling public protest: First Amendment implications. https://photographyisnotacrime.com/2010/07/n-m-deputy-under-fire-for-spouting-atheist-views-to-christian- protesters/ Goke, Marvin     Albuquerque.  Officer. New Mexico State Police. Excerpt  from KRQE by Katherine Mozzone (02/22/2016): A DWI stop started it all, namely, an alleged relationship with the woman he arrested that night — 34-year-old Angela Torres.  An investigation into former State Police Marvin Goke resulted in a misconduct report, detailing allegations including insubordination, failure to perform duties and unbecoming of an officer.  Yet, the report doesn’t stop there. It also provides an account of an alleged fight. APD captured lapel  video of the interviews after one of Torres’ ex-boyfriends, James Gonzales, reported the fight. 02/22/2016--http://krqe.com//state-police-former-officer-should-not-be-a-cop-in-new-mexico/ 07/27/2015--http://krqe.com/2015/07/27/new-mexico-state-police-officer-on-administrative-leave/ 03/23/2016--https://www.opposingviews.com/i/society/officer-lets-drunk-driver-one-reason-and-one-reason-only 09/12/2017--http://krqe.com/2017/09/12/state-police-officers-certification-revoked-after-alleged-misconduct/ Golson, Lou   Albuquerque.  APD.  Officer.  2015-was shot by traffic stopped suspect Christopher Cook.  Bernalillo Sheriff’s Office involved in apprehension of Cook, including Sgt. Aaron Williamson. KRQE: (2015/01/6) Police arrest suspect accused of shooting officer. By Manette Newbold Fisher https://www.krqe.com/news/crime/police-arrest-suspect-accused-of-shooting-officer/1020370246 Deputies with the Bernalillo County Sheriff's Office arrested the suspect, Cook, 36, around 4 a.m. without incident. Gonzales, Christopher     Santa Fe.  (2017) Santa Fe County deputy.  Termination for domestic violence. Santa Fe New Mexican (2017/10/31) County fires deputy after domestic abuse arrest. By Justin Horwath. http://www.santafenewmexican.com/news/local_news/county-fires-deputy-after-domestic-abuse- arrest/article_48688e97-d8e1-580c-9b93-9a2d3411027f.html Gordon, Eden  Albuquerque.  ex-Chief. Grant, Jacob     (incident 2015)  Was on an undercover assignment with Lt. Greg Brachle who shot and seriously wounded him in various key areas of his body - 80 percent loss of blood, organ injuries, etc.   Lawsuit, $6.5 million settlement. Free ABQ (2016/03/30). By  Dennis Domrzalski  2016/03/30--http://www.freeabq.com/settlement-jacob-grant/ Excerpt: The settlement ends the nearly year-long case in which Grant claimed that his shooter, Lt. Greg Brachle, violated many APD policies regarding undercover drug busts on the day of the shooting. 2016/03/30--http://www.freeabq.com/settlement-jacob-grant/ (2016/03/16).  By Dennis Domrzalski 2016/03/16--http://www.freeabq.com/2016/03/16/jacob-grant-release-video/ Excerpt from Free ABQ-2016-03/16-Dennis Domrzalski: Grant made the request in a letter to the news media from his lawyer, Alex Gabaldon.“Fourteen months after this tragedy occurred, the City has not released any videos,” the letter said. “Although the videos are highly personal to Det. Grant, and while it may be disturbing to see him[self] being repeatedly shot, Det. Grant is hopeful that the City will release the complete videos to the public to help prevent future tragedies from occurring to other law enforcement officers and to the public. For officer safety, Det. Grant requests that any released videos blur the faces, images and identities of any undercover officers to ensure their safety.”Brachle shot Grant eight times at point-blank range with .45-caliber, hollow-point rounds during the undercover drug bust on Jan. 9, 2015 near Central and Tramway. Grant lost 80 percent of his blood, suffered temporary blindness and suffered damage to nearly every internal organ as a result of the shooting. He has undergone multiple surgeries to repair the damage and will most likely undergo many more. Grant has sued the city and Brachle in federal court for civil right violations related to the shooting. The lawsuit and subsequent court filings allege that Brachle was a loose cannon who violated numerous police department policies and procedures that morning. The complaint also alleges that, while he didn’t attend an operational briefing on the bust that morning, Brachle was on his police radio and learned the details of the operation while he was en route to the scene that day. 2016/03/16--http://www.freeabq.com/2016/03/16/jacob-grant-release-video/ Albuquerque Journal (2017/12/05) 2017/12/05--https://www.abqjournal.com/1102366/ag-no-charges-in-cop-on-cop-shooting.html Excerpt from ABQ Jrnl 2017/12/05-by Kay Barnitz: An Albuquerque police lieutenant who repeatedly shot a fellow officer during a January 2015 undercover drug bust will not be criminally charged, the state Attorney General’s Office announced Monday.  (2016/01/14) 2016/01/14--https://www.abqjournal.com/706353/detective-recalls-horror-of-being-shot-by-boss-in-drug- sting.html KOAT (2016/04/01) 2016/04/01--http://www.koat.com/article/cop-who-shot-fellow-officer-i-didn-t-know-it-was-you/5070698 Green, Patrick     Deming.  In connection with David Eckert  and Timothy Young case. http://www.policestateusa.com/2014/timothy-young/ http://caselaw.findlaw.com/us-10th-circuit/1748339.html Griego, Jason     Cuba. A former Cuba police chief and one of his deputies have filed a federal lawsuit against police in Maui, Hawaii. The two claim they were falsely arrested, and say their families were humiliated and mocked.  The incident happened in July of 2013.hen Cuba police chief, Jason Griego, and reserve police officer James Sanchez were finishing up private security work and going to enjoy a family vacation in Maui.When they were finished with the job, they checked into a hotel with their families to enjoy a vacation. That is when police showed up to their hotel rooms at night.“ Maui police officers rousted them, dragged them outside of their hotel rooms and placed them under arrest,” their attorney, Eric Steltz said. 2015/04/14--http://krqe.com/-new-mexico-officers-claim-they-were-falsely-arrested-in-hawaii/ Griffin, Matt     (1980s) Albuquerque.  Officer.   Numerous crimes - “The Ninja Bandit.”    Kait Arquette, Real Crimes Excerpt from Kait Arquette: Six months later, Officer Griffin, who fired the death shot, was revealed to be the notorious “The Ninja Bandit” who had been terrorizing Albuquerque for months.  Griffin was sentenced to life for multiple bank robberies and murder of a witness.  Even so, law enforcement continued to refuse to consider the possibility that Griffin killed Peter [Klunck] to keep him from talking. Real Crimes: http://www.realcrimes.com/Corruption_Overview.htm;  http://kaitarquette.arquettes.com/corruption%20overview.htm True Crime Diva - Griffin Grossetete, Moises     Albuquerque.   APD.  Sergeant.  Retired. 2018-Charged with DWI after retirement. Victim/Suspect Santiago Chavez.  See also Jim Fox. Case(s) (2015/05/13) No. 1:15-CV-408 Hernandez v. City of Albuq., Jim Fox, Moises Grossetete,  etc. https://www.kob.com/kobtvimages/repository/cs/files/NM%20ABQ%20Santiago%20Chavez%20v%20APD%205%201 3%2015.pdf Articles KRQE (2018/10/03) Former APD sergeant arrested for DWI running from deputies https://www.krqe.com/news/crime/former-apd-sergeant-arrested-for-dwi-running-from-deputies/ Excerpt:  A retired APD sergeant is charged with DWI, and he is accused of putting a lot of lives in danger. Moises Grossetete, 46, retired two years ago. A deputy pulled him over Tuesday night after watching him swerve into another lane near San Mateo and I- 25. The deputy says the former sergeant admitted to having two drinks and refused to get out of the car. Deputies say Grossetete put his car in drive, made a U-turn and took off. The deputy chased him onto I-40. https://www.krqe.com/news/crime/former-apd-sergeant-arrested-for-dwi-running-from-deputies/ Grossetete, Victor.  (article 07/2015) Albuquerque, Espanola.  Battery, Brutality, Possible vetting Santa Fe New Mexican (2015/07/22) Cops battery charge brutality lawsuits raise questions about police vetting 2015/07/22--http://www.santafenewmexican.com/news/local_news/cop-s-battery-charge-brutality-lawsuits- aise-questions-about-police/article_a5a90ab5-ebbd-59be-a683-4264a7644ade.html Gutierrez, Jose     (2014)  Santa Fe.  Officer. Resigned after striking Dawn Bourgeois Santa Fe New Mexican (2014/04/15) Officer resigns after arrest of cab driver. By Phaedra Haywood.. http://www.santafenewmexican.com/news/local_news/officer-resigns-after-arrest-of-cab- driver/article_ddf76ba8-2f54-517e-a988-4c325771224e.htm Excerpt from Santa Fe New Mexican. By Phaedra Haywood (04/15/2014):   Santa Fe police officer accused of using excessive force when he arrested a taxi driver just after midnight last month has resigned from the department.  No criminal charges have been filed against the former officer, Jose Gutierrez, but dashboard camera footage of the arrest taken from his patrol car shows at least one inconsistency between what the department has reported about the incident and what was captured on video. http://www.santafenewmexican.com/news/local_news/officer-resigns-after-arrest-of-cab- driver/article_ddf76ba8-2f54-517e-a988-4c325771224e.htm Guzman, David     (06/01/2000) Albuquerque.  Sergeant. Retaliation issue lawsuit against APD.  Exposed serious issues in APD. Real Crimes Excerpt From Real Crimes: Albuquerque Journal: JUDGE REFUSES TO QUASH EX-APD SGT’S SUIT AGAINST CITY-- A federal judge rejected a request to throw out a 1999 lawsuit alleging APD retaliated against former police sergeant David Guzman for speaking out against alleged discrimination and misconduct.  Guzman, who took early retirement after 22 years with APD, mostly with a unit dealing with drug interdiction, alleged he was passed over six times for promotion to lieutenant and transferred to a section consisting of street-level detectives because he was an outspoken member of two unions representing Hispanic officers and because he complained about alleged police misconduct.  The lawsuit said Guzman told supervisors about an APD captain involved in a domestic dispute involving a gun.  He said, during that investigation, he found 58 phone calls made from the captain's home to a known drug dealer and that officers severely beat up a drug informant.  http://www.realcrimes.com/Corruption_Overview.htm http://mgbralley-whatswrongwiththispicture.blogspot.com/2008/06/apd-sop-rights-of-onlookers.html Grover, Tom     INFO Former officer 2004-11.  Albuquerque. APD.  Al Jazeera http--//www--aljazeera dot com/indepth/features/2015/08/albuquerque-pd-case-study-police-brutality- 150828061722574.html Excerpt al jazeera: This culture has changed very little since Costales' days in the department, according to former officer Tom Grover. "It was a running joke at the department: 'Did they have a gun, wink wink, nod nod?'" Grover says. "There wasn't any concealing or diminishing of [the] APD's propensity for violence. It was there, it was acknowledged, it was accepted."Grover joined the department in 2004 and left in 2011 after a botched APD investigation into the death of his close friend Mary Han, a well-known civil rights lawyer and outspoken critic of the APD."I'd taken tenfolds of carbon-monoxide suicides or attempts at suicide. And it's not this pristine scene that you see in the movies," says Grover of the way Han's body was found. "People look sunburnt. They sweat because of the heat from the exhaust. They expectorate, there's snot everywhere. There's a lot of scratching. It's a very violent death. Theres nothing pleasant or sublime about it. Its an ugly, ugly scene … Mary, however, is just sort of there like, 'Hey, wake up.'"What followed was a series of unusual events, as numerous high-ranking APD officials and city civilians arrived on the scene, something Grover had never seen before. According to a police report filed by Grover (and later lost by the APD), the lieutenant said that while on the scene he overheard detectives commenting that Han was a staged murder, that it was a homicide, that Han was "clearly taken out".Later that evening, Grover got a call from a lieutenant on the graveyard shift saying the APD never made the call-out to investigate Han's death as a homicide."It just stinks to high heaven," says Grover, speaking of the inconsistencies in Han's toxicology screen, her body position and her apparent carbon-monoxide suicide. "Everything about that scene was consistent with a staged homicide." http--//www--aljazeera dot com/indepth/features/2015/08/albuquerque-pd-case-study-police-brutality- 150828061722574.html Updates: 2019/12/08 Grossete Moises added 2015 case Hernandez v. City of Albuq., Fox, Grossetete, etc. 2019/12/07 Grossetete Moises added to list. 2019/07/09 Gallagher Patrick added to list. 2019/06/24 Gallant Eric Rio Grande Sun-2018/03/29 article added. 019/06/10 Golson Lou added to list;  2019/05/07: Gallagher Ray articles added AP News-1992/11/26 and Orlando Sentinel-1992/11/26; 2019/05/05 Gallant Eric name added w/article Rio Grande Sun -2018/05/24, Gallegos Jason name added w/ article from Rio Grande Sun-2018/03/01; 2019/04/29 edited/cleaned up the page from a recent transfer; going over information to add or consolidate, , this will be ongoing.