NAMES   A1     A2     B1     B2     C1     C2     D      E      F      G     H     IJK     L     M1     M2     O     P     QR     S     T    V    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 A2: Click on names below for summaries below this list    Arredondo, David    Deming, HCSO, Deputy. Illegal search/probe. Victim Eckert  Artis, Jeremy  Hobbs. Hobbs PD. Officer. One of three who filed lawsuit against Hobbs PD over racial discrimination and retaliation in 2017.  See Ellis, Robinson   Atencio, Cory   Espanola. Espanola PD. Officer. Lewd, behind the scenes language and racial slurs shows cynicism.  (See Anthony Armijo and Jason Gallegos). $4292 cost of contract for internal affairs investigation spat between Atencio and Anthony Armijo. Avila, Greg     Albuquerque, Undercover officer, unruly/intox, Deceased 2015/08/24     SUMMARIES  A2:   BRIEF EXCERPTS/SOURCES NEW MEXICO POLICE Arredondo, David (2013) Deming, Deputy, HCSO, Search Illegal Probe Victim Eckert  Deming. Hidalgo County  Sheriffs Office Deputy  David Arredondo In connection with David Eckert case.  Case decided 2016. Watch for Antics   Strange contexts around the probing issues in general, ACLU often if not always involved in these lawsuits Case(s) Caselaw 2016/09/14--Decided.  No. 15-2204 10th Circuit Court of Appeals David Eckert, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. Deputy District Attorney Daniel Dougherty, Defendant-Appellee, City of Deming; Bobby Orosco; Robert Chavez; Officer Hernandez; Hidalgo County; Hildalgo County Sheriff Officers David Arredondo, Robert Rodriguez, Patrick Green; Gila Regional Medical Center; Robert Wilcox, M.D.; Okay Odocha, M.D., Defendants.     http://caselaw.findlaw.com/us-10th-circuit/1748339.html Articles Huffington Post https://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/11/05/david-eckert-enema-colonoscopy-drugs-traffic- stop_n_4218320.html Artis, Jeremy  Hobbs. Hobbs PD. Officer one of three who filed lawsuit against Hobbs PD over racial discrimination and retaliation in 2017. Case(s) 2017/10/05 Case Ellis et al v. Hobbs Police Department et al 2:2017cv01011 ... https://dockets.justia.com/docket/new-mexico/nmdce/2:2017cv01011/373633 Brandon Ellis, Jeremy Artis and Vasshawn Robinson Defendant: Hobbs Police Department, Jason Herrera, Chad Wright, Shane Blevins, Jeremy Kirk, Matthew Burleson, Jimmy Grimes, Christopher McCall and J.J. Murphy Articles Hobbs News 2017/10/11 Hobbs News Ex Officers file lawsuit https://www.hobbsnews.com/2017/10/11/ex-officers-file-lawsuit-hpd/ Excerpt: A federal lawsuit filed last week by three former Hobbs Police Department officers alleges racial discrimination and retaliation within the agency and that they were encouraged to target people of color to make quotas. The 21-page lawsuit, filed Oct. 5 in Albuquerque, on behalf of African-American officers Brandon Ellis and Vasshawn Robinson, as well as Caucasian officer Jeremy Artis, seeks actual and special damages, along with punitive damages against a number of defendants from the City of Hobbs and Hobbs Police Department based on violations of the New Mexico Whistle Blower Protection Act, Equal Protection Clause and First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution. “During the time HPD employed the plaintiffs, each plaintiff police officer witnessed and endured racial discrimination and attempted to report it,” the lawsuit states. “Each plaintiff endured subsequent retaliatory actions for reporting racial discrimination and for associating with one another.” It further alleges those actions led the officers to seek employment elsewhere, but individuals with Hobbs police “ensured” they wouldn’t be hired. All three plaintiffs are currently employed with the Lea County Sheriff’s Office where they earn $6 less an hour, according to Albuquerque civil rights attorney Shannon    Atencio, Cory   Espanola. Espanola PD. Officer. Lewd, behind the scenes language and racial slurs shows cynicism.  (See Anthony Armijo and Jason Gallegos). $4292 cost of contract for internal affairs investigation spat between Atencio and Anthony Armijo. Articles Rio Grande Sun (2017/02/20) Woman hit by officer sues city, police department.  By Jennifer Garcia. 02/20/2017--http://www.riograndesun.com/news/woman-hit-by-officer-sues-city-police- department/article_794a7aae-f783-11e6-9caa-9f84a71bad92.html Excerpt:  However, the contract for the internal affairs investigation into the spat between officers Cory Atencio and Anthony Armijo cost $4,292, including Gross Receipts Tax and expenses. 02/20/2017--http://www.riograndesun.com/news/woman-hit-by-officer-sues-city-police- department/article_794a7aae-f783-11e6-9caa-9f84a71bad92.html 2018/03/01  Officer Rehired [Jason Gallegos] despite colleagues protestations-letter. Wheeler Cowperthwaite http://www.riograndesun.com/news/officer-rehired-despite-colleagues-protestations- letter/article_b897fc56-1d7d-11e8-933c-e3a9fc1a38a6.html Excerpt: After the shift briefing, everyone left the room, except for Gallegos and Officers Anthony Armijo and Cory Atencio.    Atencio then begins to read a text message from an unknown woman about going to a party with a football player from the University of New Mexico.    “Officer Atencio shouts vulgar slurs while Sgt. Gallegos simulates a sexual act,” Romero wrote.    According to the video, Atencio discusses how she is going to be “all over those (racial expletive).” http://www.riograndesun.com/news/officer-rehired-despite-colleagues-protestations- letter/article_b897fc56-1d7d-11e8-933c-e3a9fc1a38a6.html Avila, Greg (1981) Albuquerque, Officer Under Cover, APD, Older material - See Real Crimes.  Intoxicated, Unruly. Deceased 08/24/2015 Was in connection with other officer Hearn, suspect Frank Minott and others, attacking women, cat, high alcohol level. Articles Real Crimes http://kaitarquette.arquettes.com/corruption%20overview.htm http://www.realcrimes.com/Corruption_Overview.htm Excerpt from Real Crimes.  Also seen on Kait Arquette:  9/81: APD undercover officers, John Hearn and Greg Avila, were working a suspected vehicle theft ring when they got into a shootout with one of the suspects, Frank Minott.  Minott testified that he shot at Officer Avila in self-defense after Avila fired at him.  Officer Avila’s blood alcohol level was three times higher than the legal requirement for intoxication.  A female witness testified that Avila tried to force his way into her bedroom, tried to grope another girl present, and tried to stab a cat with a pitchfork, saying he “was hungry.”  Minott testified that he told Avila to stop hurting the women and Avila said, “What are you going to do about it?”, Minott pushed Avila away, and Avila pulled a knife.  Then Hearn got involved, and Minott said he feared that Hearn would hold him down while Avila cut him, so he ran to the house and Avila fired a gun at him.  Minott got to a gun and fired back at Avila, wounding him twice. Minott was found guilty of assault with intent to commit a violent felony. Chief Whitey Hansen told the press (in regard to the actions of the two officers), “When you’re in Rome, you do as the Romans do.” He said there are no guidelines or rules for undercover officers,  http://kaitarquette.arquettes.com/corruption%20overview.htm http://www.realcrimes.com/Corruption_Overview.htm Newspapers - Santa Fe New Mexican Excerpt from Newspapers - Santa Fe New Mexican, 03/26/1981: An " Albuquerque undercover policeman was shot Wednesday evening in the Torrance County community of Mclntosh and police have launched an extensive manhunt for one man. Greg Avila was shot twice while on duty in Mclntosh. He was transported to St. Joseph's Hospital in Albuquerque where he was listed in serious but guarded condition Wednesday night. Police have declined to release details of the shooting incident, other than to say he was working with other officers from the department's investigation unit at the time he was shot. Gregory was a Naval Combat Corpsman in Vietnam and served with the United States Marine Corps 1st Battalion, 3rd Marines at Quang Tri. After Vietnam, he came home to Albuquerque, New Mexico and joined the Albuquerque Police Department. While serving with APD, Gregory was shot twice in the line of duty, taking a total of six bullets â€" four in 1976 and two more in 1981. https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/211832985/ See also http://www.highlandhs1965.com/class_profile.cfm?member_id=5011022 Updates: 2019/06/03 Page started Arredondo to Avila. Aguilar Brent KRQE-2019/05/28. Adair Aaron 2010/12/21.  LA 2019/06/02 Atencio Cory Espanola added notes to brief excerpt.  2019/05/05 Atencio Cory added article Rio Grande 2018/03/01; 2019/05/03  Armijo Ernest NY Daily News article added, Atencio Cory added; Armijo Anthony Rio Grande Sun (2017/02/09), Anders Billy El Paso Inc-2009/03/09, Albq Jrnl-(2010/10/15); 2019/05/02 Aguirre Michael material added including Silver City Daily Press (2018) showing ten years sentence; Aguilar Brent material added including ABC 7 Amarillo-2019/04/12, KRQE -2018/10/11; 2019/04/25 editing and more on Ackerman (Face Book Blue Warrior) and Adair. 2018/12/08 edited layout aand title area; 2018/09/16 Capehart, Daniel NMSP added/Albq Jrnl, Justice.gov, etc; 2018/01/31Artis,JereyHO-SUIT-DISCR;01/18/2018 Carter, Russ-ALBQ DET added; 01/11/2018 page cleaned up incl duplicate names index, etc.; Anders, Billy-CLD added; 01/06/2018: Dear, Jaremy excerpt from Albq Jrnl 2016/06/23;  01/03/2018 approx Duran-SNTA FE; 12/30/2017 Chavez, Gordon ex-CORR FBI record; 12/25/2017  Costales, Sam links incl UNM Youtube video; Brown, CJ links 2nd NMDAS, Occupy; Burns Larry links added TDaily Mail, he Blaze; Babcock Todd 2015-16 material;Avila, Greg status shifted to Deceased from 08/2015; Error correction - suspect, not police officer -Apodaca, Paul removed as police officer and added to Merriman , Ronald as suspect12/24/2017 changes to placement of various sections; codes moved to separate page (see link); some amplification of and changes to codes 11/26/2017 Chavez, Jose (KOD/Hatch 08/12/2016);; Coffman, Rod/DS/Lea County/apparent suicide 2011;  Wilson, Dusty; Wallace, Edmund/lea county/sex abuse of inmate; 11/25/2017 Justice dt gov CASA APD monitoring report; 11/05/2017 Threlkeld, Eric/Carlsbad/ letter to editor Current Argus/on domestic violence issues/reforms; Emmert, Richard/Farmington/cleared of charges;Vigil, Matthew/Espanola/Child Abuse; Malone, Casey/Farmington/clearing allegations regarding another officer. 05/29/2017; 03/19/2017