After the Democrat village, Mitchell Lujan Grisham announced that she was sending the National Guard to Albuquerque to address a spike in adolescent crime and Fentaneel, the state’s GOP said that the step is not enough.
Grisham signed an executive order on 8 April, authorizing the deployment of 60–70 New Mexico National Guard personnel in Albuquerque by mid-May, which requires immediate intervention as important issues, citing Phantanelle’s epidemic and growing teenage crime “.”
The National Guard, however, will not help in dealing with a straight fennel crisis or adolescent crime. Instead, they will be used for visual safety and traffic control, prisoner transport aid and other roles that do not include arrest. A press release from Grisham’s office states that the National Guard Albuquerque will free the police department’s resources.
Leticia Munoz, Executive Director of the New Mexico Republican Party, told Fox News Digital that the National Guard Purification does not come close to addressing the issue. He said that more concrete measures such as bail reform and rigorous punishment are required.
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Albuquruck Police Chief Herold Medina (AP Photo/Susan Montoya Bryan/File)
“No, this is definitely not enough. What is this, can you see a mismanagement, obviously, of the mayor. And, you know, as much as we appreciate all the things that the law enforcement is doing here in albuck, we know that their hands are tied,” Munz said. “We know that bail needs to be improved and improved as far as persons in the jail to keep for a long time.”
He said that it seems that the Democrats are trying to “Kodod Juvenile” citing a proposed pilot program in the state, which will provide up to $ 2,000 in housing assistance for adolescent suspects after being released from custody, if they behave well.
He said, “It only shows you the Koddaling mentality that Democrats have any kind of teenage and crime in the state,” he said about the proposal.
From 2019 to 2024, the Albuquerque police have either arrested or cited 2,600 minors, who were aged 11 to 17 years.
In March, the Albuquerque police arrested a 13 -year -old boy when he was allegedly behind the wheel of a stolen car and hit the 63 -year -old Scott Dwite Dwite Habermahal, who was riding a bicycle to work in May 2024.
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New Mexico village. Michel Lujan Grisham (Andrew Harnik/Getty Image/File)
The police also arrested two other minors aged 11 and 15, who were inside the car at the age of 13 when Habermahal was killed.
All of them are being accused of first-degree murder, except for an accident scene, large physical loss or death, conspiracy to commit murder and an illegal possession of a handgun by a person under the age of 19.
The 13 -year -old, who was allegedly driving a car, was also suspected in a range of theft in June 2024.
Juvenile Crime is not the only issue to motivate the national guard to deploy in Albuquerk. Bernilillo County Sheriff John Allen told KOB4 that since the establishment of Operation Route seven weeks ago, about 2,700 Phentenele bullets have been taken to the streets and about 400 arrests have been made.
Albuquerk Police Head Madina and New Mexico village. Michel Lujan Grisham (AP Photo/Susan Montoya Bryan/File | Sam Vasan/Getty Image/File)
“I will accept and cooperate to anyone who helps with crime, period. But our duties and New Mexico State Police, Probation and Parol, DA offices, we have 400 arrests, and we are getting fantaneils on the streets. I know that we are making a difference in the community,” Alan said.
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Alan said that Operation Route 66 is one of the reasons that the Grisham is sending the National Guard.
In January, the Health Department of New Mexico stated that Phantennal was involved in 65% overdose deaths in the state in 2023, the most recent year for which data has been compiled.
Fox News arrived at the office of the National Guard, Albuquerque Police Department and Grisham for digital comment.
