Review board deems Chief Medina’s crash non-preventable
On February 17, at the intersection of Central Ave SE and Alvarado Dr NE in Albuquerque, NM, Police Chief Harold Medina was involved in a collision deemed non-preventable by a ...
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Article: Albuquerque’s Police Chief Ran a Red Light and Broadsided a Car. A Review Board Says It Was Unavoidable.
The Albuquerque Police Department's Fleet Crash Review Board, comprised of four officers and a civilian, has determined that Police Chief Harold Medina's February 17 accident was "non-preventable," a decision that ...
Article: Frustrations amid review of Albuquerque police chief crash
The Albuquerque Police Department Fleet Crash Review Board determined that the shooting incident involving APD Police Chief Harold Medina, which led to a subsequent crash, was deemed "non-preventable." This decision ...
Article: How much could Chief Medina’s crash cost the city?
Albuquerque has seen significant payouts and legal actions stemming from collisions involving police officers. In one case, the city paid over $3 million after an officer's collision resulted in a ...
OPINION: Medina is NOT a Hero
In an opinion piece titled "Medina is NOT a Hero," the discussion focuses on the Albuquerque leadership's reaction to APD Chief of Police Harold Medina's actions during a recent shooting ...
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